Nobodies

Larry, Rachel and Hugh attempt to bounce back after the disappointment of Mr. First Lady. A joke about a sitcom based upon Larry's life becomes more than a joke when Ben and Melissa get involved.

Larry goes behind Rachel and Hugh's back to rewrite a version of the pilot that Jen will like. Rachel has her first date with Mark-Paul; Hugh and Pat see Jen on a date of her own.

Melissa wants the script finished in time for a table read the following day, so Larry, Rachel, Hugh, and newly appointed showrunner, Dave, attempt to finish the draft while taking care of a sick Lois.

Rachel and Hugh enlist the help of Blaine Kaine to break some unfortunate news to Larry. Mark-Paul, Sam, Rachel and Hugh have a tennis double date. Larry is forced to move in with Pat after Jen kicks him out.

Larry's past fling with Rachael Harris leaves Jen jealous, and he's mortified when Rachael joins the cast, so he seeks help from Mark-Paul Gosselaar to get her fired.

It's tape night for the newly revamped Open Dorf Policy. Larry's scheme to get out of giving cast and crew gifts backfires. A run-in at the beach with Lois and Rachel leads Sam to believe Hugh still has feelings for Rachel.

CBS wants to make major changes to Open Dorf Policy. Mark-Paul asks Rachel to take a big step in their relationship. Melissa enlists the help of a famous friend to sing the pilot's theme song.

Mark-Paul and Rachel attend the Independent Spirit Awards together. An unassuming Hugh joins Larry in Austin to teach unauthorized "Groundlings-style" seminars to a group of Texas businesspeople.

Hugh, Larry, and Rachel star as three lesser known comedians who are trying to land their famous friends for a feature film script, looking forward to improve their own careers.

Hugh, Larry, and Rachel star as three lesser known comedians who are trying to land their famous friends for a feature film script, looking forward to improve their own careers.