After major setbacks, the girls struggle to pull off Kaitlin's party; Shelby has an existential crisis about her future; Erica teams up with Shelby's mom to scam a pharmacy.

On the eve of Shelby's GED test and Kaitlin's "island party of the year," the girls get a surprise visit from Mandy, whose declaration about the real world and makes Shelby question whether she wants to get her GED at all.

Tired of Erica mooching off everyone, Shelby orders her to get on food stamps or move out; Kaitlin and Jayla try to repair a broken boat and broken relationships.

Shelby's plans to go to sleep early on a weeknight go out the window once Kaitlin's toxic boyfriend comes back into town; unable to squash the drama that unfolds, the girls spend all night following him around town.

When Shelby buys a book that makes her realize the girls have been objectified by men, she tries to tackle the issue at her bikini bartending job.

The girls get a taste of the privileged life when they visit Breezy Lopez, a rich girl from high school; a glimpse of Breezy's idyllic family makes Shelby realize the cracks in her relationship with her mother.

Shelby launches a plan to get the girls to turn their lives around by tricking them into attending a church trip before they blow their newly won scratcher money.

Jayla ditches the girls to attend a fancy business luncheon; Kaitlin, Shelby and Erica's insecurities begin to cause problems at a neighborhood barbecue.

Shelby's mission to get her GED diploma and better her life throws a wrench in the girls' mission to take acid and go to the water park.

Four girls in Clearwater, Fla., are forced to take stock of their lives when their best friend moves out of their shared mobile home to start a career.

Becoming famous at a young age is a unique situation that most people don't experience in their lives. For those that do, it can be difficult to be in show business as a kid so having friends in the industry can be helpful. It's even better when those friendships last into adulthood, as is the case for former child stars Jodie Sweetin, Christine Lakin and Beverley Mitchell, who are best known for their roles on "Full House," "Step by Step" and "7th Heaven," respectively. On this improvised comedy, the real-life friends play exaggerated versions of themselves in their current lives navigating the ups and downs of living in Hollywood. The actresses support one another as they tackle marriage, parenting and reviving their acting careers.

Joe is a slacker and has just been willed the broken-down family gym from his father Colonel Tom Force when he unexpectedly passes away. But in order to receive the family estate and the fortune, Joe must take on his arch-nemesis in The National Aerobics Championship. "Let's Get Physical" is a modern day comedy set in the world of aerobics and paying homage to the decade that brought us leg warmers and scrunchies. Justin Rosenblatt, EVP, Original Programming, Pop said, "The show features characters that are distinctive, full of heart and played by a dream ensemble cast with undeniable chemistry."

Socially repressed teenager Liz quickly falls into a group of eclectic friends -- all with their own issues -- when she arrives at a new school. The nerdy goody two-shoes has a big heart and positive attitude that gives her hope that she can make a difference in her new school -- and the world. Liz's eccentric classmates include enigmatic Tyler, the most popular guy at school who would rather be meditating than basking in his popularity; quirky Londoner Abby, who is always coming up with strange ideas; and "Princess of Sunnybrook" Becca, who rules over Sunnybrook High's social scene and likes to let people know she's destined for stardom.

Talented young comic Floyd Mooney is on the rise in the industry, which forces him to navigate the treacherous waters of maintaining his credibility while crossing over into becoming "white famous." His frustrated agent, Malcolm, wants Floyd to do whatever it takes to succeed as Floyd's roommate, Ron, remains the voice of reason amidst the chaos of differing opinions. Giving her opinion in all of this is Sadie, Floyd's ex-girlfriend and the mother of his son. The comedy is based on the personal experiences of Oscar winner Jamie Foxx, who serves as an executive producer on the series.

After going through a rough breakup, awkward and upbeat Jess (Zooey Deschanel) moves in with three single guys. Intelligent and witty Nick is an underachiever who took the bartender off-ramp on his road to success. Schmidt obsesses over his social standing and looks at Jess as a personal project. Winston is a competitive former athlete who, after realizing he will never become a pro, moves into the loft. Together with Jess' best friend, Cece, they bond to form an unlikely, and dysfunctional, family.

In the sitcom "Schitt's Creek," a wealthy couple -- video store magnate Johnny and his soap opera star wife Moira -- suddenly find themselves completely broke. With only one remaining asset, a small town called Schitt's Creek, which the Roses bought years earlier as a joke, this once-wealthy couple must give up life as they know it. With their two spoiled children in tow and their pampered lives behind them, the Rose family is forced to face their newfound poverty head-on and come together as a family to survive.

Described by Starz as "sexy, vibrant and fast-moving," this comedy series explores identity, sexuality and artistry in strange, bewildering Los Angeles. Between hookup and romantic dating-app adventures, Ulysses is struggling to carve a successful path in life, and he grows increasing troubled as foreboding dreams make him wonder if a dark, monstrous conspiracy is going on -- or if maybe he is just smoking too much weed. His friends Carly, Ford and Severine are also on various quests pursuing love, sex and fame.