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S1, EP8 "Honeydew"
With their lives and relationships falling apart, everyone is faced with making difficult choices about the future.
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S1, EP9 "A Fucking Baby"
With Eliza's due date approaching, Margot checks out of the mental health facility unsure whether she has a home to return to; Noah and Dan must come to a decision about their separation; the gang must face what a baby means for their future.
S1, EP8 "Honeydew"
With their lives and relationships falling apart, everyone is faced with making difficult choices about the future.
S1, EP7 "Whiskey Bottle"
After a month off her meds, Margot experiences a manic episode; Eliza discovers that there may be a complication with her pregnancy; Noah and Dan discover Adam has been harboring a secret that may jeopardize the adoption process.
S1, EP6 "Eggplant"
After Carolyn moves in with them, Noah and Dan try to hide their relationship with Adam; Dan's parents come over on Christmas and pressure them to fast-track the adoption process; Margot reveals she's gone off her meds.
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