George and Lucille overestimate their new lawyer's expertise in the courtroom. Two familiar faces testify, and a video sheds more light on the case.

Interpol seizes control of the investigation. Rufus and Imogene must now investigate the Colliers in secret.

Jules and the girls have been trapped inside for over a year, and it's finally time to reenter the world. When they attend a 30 Under 30 Party, they reflect on their upcoming birthdays, career changes, and unfulfilled life goals.

Jules navigates her uncharacteristically great day while hiding it from Madison, who doesn't share her luck. Izzy struggles to go public with her new relationship. Stella gets an idea for a business venture.

Al takes Steve one evening to watch a poker game with his poker playing friends. Steve gets the feel of the game and sits in for one of the men, but he ends up losing his paycheck to Al. From then on, Steve tries to avoid Marcy to avoid telling her the truth about losing their mortgage payment money while Al plans to use his $300 winnings to buy a new fishing rod.

David Wallace sends Michael on a business trip to Winnipeg to help him forget about Holly's transfer to Nashua, and Pam tells Jim that she failed a class and has to stay in New York City.

As the trial kicks off, the Guilty Guys throw the family for a loop. Lucille learns surprising news about Dusty. George-Michael plots a distraction.

George and Lucille overestimate their new lawyer's expertise in the courtroom. Two familiar faces testify, and a video sheds more light on the case.

Interpol seizes control of the investigation. Rufus and Imogene must now investigate the Colliers in secret.

Jules and the girls have been trapped inside for over a year, and it's finally time to reenter the world. When they attend a 30 Under 30 Party, they reflect on their upcoming birthdays, career changes, and unfulfilled life goals.

Jules navigates her uncharacteristically great day while hiding it from Madison, who doesn't share her luck. Izzy struggles to go public with her new relationship. Stella gets an idea for a business venture.

Desperate to earn the respect of his husband, Lomper risks everything the couple has to prove he is a success.

Al takes Steve one evening to watch a poker game with his poker playing friends. Steve gets the feel of the game and sits in for one of the men, but he ends up losing his paycheck to Al. From then on, Steve tries to avoid Marcy to avoid telling her the truth about losing their mortgage payment money while Al plans to use his $300 winnings to buy a new fishing rod.

To get the money to purchase a new VCR that Al won't buy her, Peggy takes a job in a department store selling clocks, which takes the "fun" out of the Bundy marriage as a result of her absence, and Kelly and Bud getting stuck with Al for the evenings.

Bergerac returns for the most challenging case of his career when shocking events unfold at a wedding reception on the Island.

Bliss and Book's investigation into Harkup's death continues as Book discovers some surprising evidence in the case of the bombsite skeletons.

Dwight and Jim believe that something is suspicious about their low customer performance ratings. After consulting with Angela, Andy finds the perfect site for their wedding--Dwight's beet farm.

David Wallace sends Michael on a business trip to Winnipeg to help him forget about Holly's transfer to Nashua, and Pam tells Jim that she failed a class and has to stay in New York City.

As the trial kicks off, the Guilty Guys throw the family for a loop. Lucille learns surprising news about Dusty. George-Michael plots a distraction.

George and Lucille overestimate their new lawyer's expertise in the courtroom. Two familiar faces testify, and a video sheds more light on the case.

Interpol seizes control of the investigation. Rufus and Imogene must now investigate the Colliers in secret.

Jules and the girls have been trapped inside for over a year, and it's finally time to reenter the world. When they attend a 30 Under 30 Party, they reflect on their upcoming birthdays, career changes, and unfulfilled life goals.

Jules navigates her uncharacteristically great day while hiding it from Madison, who doesn't share her luck. Izzy struggles to go public with her new relationship. Stella gets an idea for a business venture.

Desperate to earn the respect of his husband, Lomper risks everything the couple has to prove he is a success.

Al takes Steve one evening to watch a poker game with his poker playing friends. Steve gets the feel of the game and sits in for one of the men, but he ends up losing his paycheck to Al. From then on, Steve tries to avoid Marcy to avoid telling her the truth about losing their mortgage payment money while Al plans to use his $300 winnings to buy a new fishing rod.

To get the money to purchase a new VCR that Al won't buy her, Peggy takes a job in a department store selling clocks, which takes the "fun" out of the Bundy marriage as a result of her absence, and Kelly and Bud getting stuck with Al for the evenings.

Did police corruption play a part in Tony’s murder? Bergerac is determined to find out.

There's excitement in the air when a film crew arrives at Archangel Lane - until an extra drops dead after eating poisoned chocolates meant for one of the cast.

When Michael discovers that corporate has brought back Toby to replace Holly, he tries to frame him with drugs and to get him fired. Meanwhile, Pam has issues with the disgusting microwave. Finally, Jim surprises Pam by buying his parents' house.

Michael has to spend the office surplus by they end of the day, but he can't decide between a copier or new chairs. Dwight plays a dirty trick on Angela and Andy as they prepare for their wedding on the beet farm.

As the Bluths come together to unveil a wall, they once again discover that they deserve nothing more than to be saddled with each other forever.

After his father fails to promote him within the family business, Michael accepts a job in Arizona -- until his dad is arrested for shady bookkeeping.

As the manhunt for Jules intensifies, Imogene uncovers his criminal past - and finds a new witness.

Jules deals with being sexually frustrated, while Madison meets an edgy prospective client. Stella mixes business and pleasure with Liv, her partner on the new work venture. Izzy and her boyfriend collaborate on a project.

The ladies wrestle with power dynamics in their relationships and work lives. Jules finds herself in a love triangle. Stella tries to gain control in the bedroom. Izzy struggles to prove herself. Madison runs into an old friend.

An unexpected friend opens Darren's heart and mind to new possibilities.

Al gets a first-hand look at Luke's swinging bachelor life when he takes refuge at Luke's apartment after work rather than return home to finish an argument with Peggy over visiting her relatives for the weekend. Luke invites two women over at his place where one of them, an attractive but dim-witted airplane stewardess, tempts Al.

While Steve is out of town for the week on business, Marcy starts having dreams involving a romance-minded Al which turns her dreams into nightmares, and turns off her sexual urges, prompting her to look into the source of her nightmares, while a clueless Steve asks Al for advice on Marcy's sudden lack of sexual needs.

Did police corruption play a part in Tony’s murder? Bergerac is determined to find out.

There's excitement in the air when a film crew arrives at Archangel Lane - until an extra drops dead after eating poisoned chocolates meant for one of the cast.

When Michael discovers that corporate has brought back Toby to replace Holly, he tries to frame him with drugs and to get him fired. Meanwhile, Pam has issues with the disgusting microwave. Finally, Jim surprises Pam by buying his parents' house.

Michael has to spend the office surplus by they end of the day, but he can't decide between a copier or new chairs. Dwight plays a dirty trick on Angela and Andy as they prepare for their wedding on the beet farm.

As the Bluths come together to unveil a wall, they once again discover that they deserve nothing more than to be saddled with each other forever.