The Best Episodes Written By Colette Burson

A client who is unhappy wants to revisit a role-playing fantasy; Ray promises a car for Damon and Darby, to capitalize on Jessica's frugality. Reluctantly, Tanya agrees to go on a date with Floyd.

Director: Bronwen Hughes

Writer: Colette Burson

Tanya objects to the break in protocol after Jemma bypasses her to set up "dates" directly with Ray. Jessica confronts Ronnie about their finances, but he refuses to give her a straight answer. After Jemma prods Ray to open up about himself, he gives his basketball team an inspiring pep talk.

Director: Matt Shakman

Writer: Colette Burson

Ray's life continues to frustrate: His neighbor Koontz is on his case for urinating in the lake; he and Jessica continue to argue over the best way to parent the twins; and it turns out Lenore has disappeared, along with his wallet.

Director: Scott Ellis

Writer: Colette Burson

Ray Drecker is a struggling high school coach in Detroit who is descending to all-time lows in his professional and personal life. He attends a self-help group in a desperate attempt to find a plan for financial success. Tanya, an old flame, is also attending the self-help group and she gives Ray inspiration in an unexpected way.

Director: Alexander Payne

Writer: Colette Burson

The students of Lakefield vote for Coach Drecker as their recipient for the fundraiser but Ray finds it embarrassing. Tanya has other ideas to boost Ray's career as a gigolo.

Director: David Petrarca

Writer: Colette Burson

Tanya worries that Lenore may stage a coup for control of Ray, who is unnerved by rumors of layoffs at his school.

Director: Daniel Attias

Writer: Colette Burson