The Revealing Rose (Happy Endings Podcast)

Alex and Dave's efforts to keep their breakup under wraps threaten Jane's plans for the wedding of their domineering older sister.

If it wasn't weird enough that Penny's mom is dating Dave's dad, now they want a baby?

Jane tries to whip Max's life into shape, and Dave challenges Alex to use up all her groupons.

Penny starts a rebound romance with the car czar.

Penny writes a play about the black plague as she deals with her break-up with Pete.

To prove how well she and her fiance Pete know each other, Penny (Casey Wilson) challenges her friends to a couples' game night. A job offer at a brick and mortar restaurant leads Dave (Zachary Knighton) to seek a psychic's advice.

As Dave squares off against a competitor's food truck, Max falls in love with the rival's son. Jane and Alex disagree over inviting Penny's father to her wedding.

A hairstylist's gossip revives a dormant family feud between Alex and Jane. As Dave looks for a new recipe to jumpstart his flagging sandwich business, his food truck is stolen.

In order to get good basketball tickets, Max avoids telling a woman who's interested in him that he's gay. Alex's efforts to be smarter pose a threat to Dave and Jane.

With the future of his new job in jeopardy, Brad enlists his friends to help save the failing kids' gym. Max's concerns over his endless texting lead him and Penny into addiction to a powerful - and illegal - cough syrup.

When Jane (Eliza Coupe) wants to plan the wedding of Penny's (Casey Wilson) dreams, Pete (guest star Nick Zano) admits that he'd rather elope.

Max plots revenge, Brad gets a job, and Pete proposes to Penny.

Brad and Jane catch up with their exes, while Dave and Alex help Max find his awesome new roommate. Meanwhile, Penny tries to hang with Pete's friends, but tries to convince Pete that her friends are more fun.

Alex signs the gang up to participate in the Northside Kickball Classic tournament. However, self-appointed manager Max has a struggle on his hands.

Penny enacts an all-out publicity bonanza when a pop star shops at Alex's store. Brad and Dave try to make some home repairs, and Max needs to get out on the town.

Brad and Penny create one disaster after another when they accidentally break a childhood memento of Alex's. Jane and Dave go overboard to find someone for Max.

When the gang finds out Jane lied about being born on Christmas Day and never got her own celebration, they throw a Christmas-free birthday party for her.

Penny's new relationship forces Max to look for a new BFF. Alex hasn't told her parents she's back with Dave, and Jane wants to think of a funny toast to make her grumpy father laugh.

Jane asks Brad for help when she hits a glass ceiling at the auto dealership. Penny has to wear a helmet following her concussion, and Dave and Max have fist-bump problems.

When the gang celebrates Thanksgiving at Alex and Dave's new apartment, Max brings along a tape of Brad and him on "The Real World," and everyone recalls how they met ten years ago.

Max becomes a popular emcee on the Bar Mitzvah circuit, and he asks Brad to help him out. Alex and Dave vow not to take their renewed relationship for granted.

Alex and Dave can't commit to a new apartment. Jane insists on accompanying Penny when she buys a new car. Max shows Brad how to get free stuff in Chicago.

Alex and Dave try to downplay their relationship by setting each other up on dates with other people. Brad hides his new job from Jane, and Max takes care of Penny while she's in a body cast.

The friends find themselves at yet another wedding - will there be "drama"?

White lies snowball when the gang goes to incredible lengths to avoid a pesky old friend.

Dave is bullied by a guy at the gym.

Will Penny's birthday spell disaster (again) for everyone?

Jane and Alex team up to convince Dave that he imagined something.

Dave's new cocktail has a strange effect on the gang.

The friends wait for Brad and Jane's "spring smackdown".

When the whole gang, with the exception of Dave, falls in love with Grant, Max wonders if he really is good enough to date the "perfect" guy. Meanwhile, Dave sets out to prove he's way cooler than Max's new boyfriend.

It's Valentine's Day for the gang, and nothing goes as planned.

Penny tries to change a guy to suit her needs.

Dave's dad introduces his new girlfriend and Alex adopts a parrot.

Dave has an odd reaction when his shrink dates Penny.

Max agrees to be Santa for Penny's charity, and Jane accidentally gives away the Xmas vacation money Brad had saved.

Alex designs a dress for Jane, Max and Penny babysit, and the guys befriend their peculiar mailman.

The gang meets Max's high school girlfriend.

Brad takes a "staycation" away from Jane.

Jane and Brad spend a spooky Halloween housesitting in the suburbs, while the rest of the gang heads to a warehouse costume party.

Jane gets the gang to make vision boards, and Max's limo impresses Brad's difficult boss.

Penny's perpetually optimistic motherpays a visit.

Alex's store is a hit with teen girls, and Jane goes in search of her 'egg daughter'.

Penny buys her first home, an 'amah-zing' condo complete with a wine fridge and Italian marble. But will the new digs really signal 'the year of Penny' and turn her life around?

Alex and Jane's sibling rivalry heats up; Dave dates an attractive woman (Bre Blair) with an unusual quirk; Penny gets an assistant.

The gang gears up for another wedding - will it be as big a disaster as the last one they went to?

The gang goes to a concert, but their big night out hits some sour notes.

Alex drives Penny crazy with her endless girls' night out, and Dave and Max seek vengeance for the wedding fiasco.

Dave's old high school teacher turns up, and Max finally meets a great guy.

Alex and Dave's his-and-hers tattoos come back to haunt them.