Jed and Xander kick out their deadbeat roommate Early, and look for a replacement; Courtney tries to decide between a life of credit card debt or a really cool shirt.

Jed bristles at new roomie Ryan's decorating tastes; Courtney removes Spring from her myspace top 8 due to her offensive profile; Xander learns he stares too much.

Courtney gets a job dancing at parties; the rest of the gang goes on a quest for the perfect ironically named hangout.

Courtney decides Ryan is a fixer upper; Xander and Jed go to the projects to buy drugs; Spring helps a troubled youth.

Spring protests the new big chain coffee company; Xander tries to win over his capitalist father; Jed and Early try their hand at the stock market.

Spring goes on an organic readjustment; Xander tries to become the next indie documentary star; Ryan runs through his Life List.

The gang are all set for a friend's epic party, but the L Train goes out of service; Ryan has to rely on his boy scout training.

Jed struggles with choosing his mediocre band's hit single; Xander takes an unusual interest in Courtney and Ryan’s relationship.

Spring cheers up Jed by doing good deeds in the old folks home; Courtney and Xander debut 1990s fashion.

Jed has a nervous breakdown and moves out of the neighborhood; Spring and Courtney obsess over Xander and Ryan's shady new roommate Maia.

Courtney and Spring invite Maia for an unusual Girls Night Out; Xander invites a bunch of suckers to a poker night to fund his latest movie.

The gang uses the occasion of Xander's documentary screening to showcase their own talents; Xander wonders if his Dad will show up.

The gang goes on a scavenger hunt across Brooklyn to find clues that will lead them to the party of the year, wasting no opportunity to stab each other in the back.

We meet up with the gang two years later in Obama-era Brooklyn, to find Courtney ready to move to LA, Xander struggling with being a single father, and Ryan just struggling in general.