Facing dire circumstances, Miles fights to maintain a presence on "Wylderness" and salvage a relationship with Emma; Louis and Gladys prepare to be parents.

Miles navigates the fallout of the FBI raid; Louis fights to keep his relationship with Gladys afloat; April takes control at work while Rick faces a difficult decision.

A new development from the FBI throws Miles into survival mode; Rick asks Amara to commit to him; Louis helps Gladys with her career.

Escalating tension between Amara's crew and a rival gang causes trouble for Miles' movie; Miles fights Katie for custody of Emma while he nurtures a new romance.

Miles, facing a rift with Louis, moves forward on "Wylderness" with April's help; Rick deals with post-traumatic stress disorder while Yago gets a promotion.

After a bombshell revelation about Rick, Miles and Louis visit an abandoned water treatment facility to figure out their next move; back at the FBI, Agent Dillard looks into a hunch.

Miles looks for funding to make his next movie, "Wylderness," and takes a firm stance on spending time with his daughter, much to Katie's chagrin; Louis and Gladys plan their first official date.

Miles finds himself off the grid at a strange motel; Rick and Amara attend the premiere for "The Admiral's Mistress" while Louis, Ed and Yago keep an eye on the movie's star actor.

Miles holes up in editing with Rick and Louis while Yago pulls a risky job to raise cash for Amara; Louis has a crazy proposition for Gladys.

Now in a dark place, Miles works on a new project while anxiously awaiting the first cut of "The Admiral's Mistress"; Rick, leading a double life, comforts Amara when business goes south.

Miles faces a final reckoning with his family and must face his past, present and future head on as the film and those associated with it begin to unravel.

When an unforeseen event halts production, Miles and Louis rush to Los Angeles to attempt to save their film while Rick flees to the mountains for protection.

Miles struggles to keep production challenges at bay before a studio executive's visit; Rick and Louis navigate their own relationships and the issues they pose to the film.

Budget problems threaten production of The Admiral's Mistress as on-set relationships take a surprising turn.

An unexpected visitor on the studio lot changes Miles' plans with his visiting family; the wider production team is tasked with entertaining the guest.

Rick struggles with the casting process as Amara considers future film investment opportunities; Katie and Emma visit Miles in Los Angeles.

As Miles' Hollywood producer façade becomes more legitimate, those associated with him become more disgruntled; Louis feels left out; April feels duped; Rick feels uneasy as he confronts his past artistic endeavors and the business deal with Amara.

Rick slowly begins to discover the unconventional ways Miles and Louis handle their business; Miles notices a growing distance between him and his family, and attempts to bring them to Los Angeles for the summer.

Miles returns to L.A. in an attempt to pitch the script for The Admiral's Mistress to Rick Moreweather, a film producer; Amara takes an interest in investing in the film, triggering anxiety in Louis and anger in Yago.

Miles Daly, muscle for a Nevada crime ring desperate to win back his wife and daughter, travels to Los Angeles to collect on a debt from an aspiring screenwriter - whose script inspires Miles to give Hollywood a shot.

Stand-up comics on the verge of breaking out and becoming the next big name offer insights into the motivations behind baring one's soul for a living.

Based on Sarai Walker's best-selling novel of the same name, "Dietland" offers a darkly comedic look at the war of the sexes. The series explores a multitude of issues women face today -- including patriarchy, misogyny, rape culture and unrealistic beauty standards -- by following Plum Kettle's journey to self-awakening. A ghostwriter for the editor of one of New York's hottest fashion magazines, Plum has waged a lifelong battle with her image. Fed up, she turns to weight-loss surgery but ends up in the middle of two rival feminist factions -- one that may be responsible for the attacks on male harassers, and the other that preaches female empowerment. As she straddles the two groups, Plum must decide what part she plays in a wildly complicated, changing world.

Rebooting the hit movie franchise of the same name, "Lethal Weapon" is set in modern-day Los Angeles, where Detective Roger Murtaugh works a crime-ridden beat. Some of Murtaugh's colleagues at the LAPD include Detective Bailey, Capt. Brooks Avery, and a pathologist named Scorsese. Murtaugh, a married father of three, finds himself working with Detective Wesley Cole, a former international CIA operative who has been everywhere and seen everything. Cole must adjust to life on the West Coast while navigating his partnership with Murtaugh.

Journalist Elvis Mitchell travels with filmmakers and actors to places of inspiration around the world, exploring how each location shaped their work and identity.

Chip Baskets has always dreamed of being a classically trained clown. After flunking out of French clown college -- probably due to his inability to understand French -- he returns home to Bakersfield, California, where he moves in with his mother, Christine, bickers with his twin brother, Dale, longs for his sophisticated Parisian ex-wife, and continues to pursue his professional clowning dream, with the assistance of his friend/assistant/insurance adjuster, Martha. Zach Galifianakis stars as both Chip and Dale, with Louie Anderson as Christine and Martha Kelly in the role of Martha.