The Best Episodes Written By Leila Strachan

The movie "Love Actually" leads to fights and, finally, sex, for Peter and Dana.

Director: Peter Lauer

Writer: Leila Strachan

Jacqueline's gala plans hit a snag when Deirdre Robespierre throws a party the same night. Kimmy stops to pee at a bar and meets a cute Army vet.

Director: Maggie Carey

Writer: Leila Strachan

When Max and Leroy investigate a bizarre incident at an elite country club, they both get a little too invested in their covers and find themselves at odds. Also, Annie accompanies them on the mission, as she frequented many country clubs in her youth.

Director: Kyle Newacheck

Writer: Leila Strachan

The FBI enlists Kimmy's help when former mole woman Gretchen tries to start a cult of her own. Titus is stricken with a strange disease.

Director: Jeff Richmond

Writer: Leila Strachan

Kimmy discovers the humiliating power of the internet. Titus wonders if he's compatible with Reuben. Jacqueline takes care of Mimi after butt surgery.

Director: Michael Engler

Writer: Leila Strachan

The reality of having a baby begins to settle in for both J.D. and Elliot while Lucy struggles with the reality of operating on people.

Director: John Putch

Writer: Leila Strachan

In desperate need of a new apartment, Abby turns to Gurgs and her unconventional real estate skills. Dan helps Olivia prepare for the biggest case of her career and a shot at redemption.

Director: Mark Cendrowski

Writer: Leila Strachan

Kimmy discovers that Fran Dodd is posing as the author of her book. Jacqueline sets Titus up in a fake relationship with a celebrity.

Director: Maggie Carey

Writer: Leila Strachan

Kimmy tackles sexism at a tech conference while Lillian hits on men. Titus auditions for an acting troupe and researches nerds for a role.

Director: Claire Cowperthwaite

Writer: Leila Strachan

The gang celebrates Thanksgiving by watching a previously unaired episode of "Real World" they appeared in back in college, and, long after the fact, learn some shocking new dirt about one another.

Director: Jay Chandrasekhar

Writer: Leila Strachan