House of Lies

Marty and The Pod take on a consulting job for a large bank attempting to defend its year-end bonuses amidst widespread financial turmoil. Meanwhile, Marty struggles with unsolicited advice on parenting from an unexpected source.

Marty and The Pod travel to Phoenix to address a crisis at a major sports team triggered by the owners' impending divorce. Meanwhile, Jeannie's attempt to reconnect with an ex is complicated by his true motives, and Marty's conflict with Principal Gita over Roscoe's gender expression continues at home.

Marty discovers that MetroCapital may acquire Galweather, prompting the Pod to travel to Indiana for a consulting gig with a beverage company, where Marty uses his managerial expertise to achieve success. Meanwhile, Clyde questions the truth behind Doug's rumored encounter, and Roscoe deals with mixed emotions after developing feelings for both a boy and a girl.

Marty takes his son Roscoe with him to a job in San Francisco after Jeremiah leaves town, but Roscoe ends up spending most of his time with the Pod while Marty is occupied babysitting Alex Katsnelson, a teenage tech CEO. At the same time, Jeannie, reeling from her recent engagement, begins a brief affair with Kurt, a brooding musician she meets at a coffee shop.

Jeannie steps in to manage the Pod after the motel chain's CEO expresses discomfort working with Marty. Meanwhile, Clyde attempts to connect with an attractive Mormon woman, and Monica uses her unexpected free time to spend it with Roscoe.

Marty becomes involved in a conflict with his son's school after Roscoe is accused of sexual harassment for attempting to kiss another boy. At home, Marty's life becomes more complicated when April, a stripper he met in New York, unexpectedly returns. Meanwhile, Jeannie begins to doubt her upcoming wedding.

The Pod travels to Washington D.C. to advise a pharmaceutical company, where Marty struggles with April's challenge to remain monogamous during the trip, complicating Jeannie's efforts to meet a client's needs. Meanwhile, Jeremiah confides in April with a serious secret, asking her to keep it until he can tell Marty himself, and Monica confronts Marty with a shocking revelation.

Marty mentors the only Black recruit at Galweather-Stearn's exclusive Harvard Business School recruiting event, while Doug attempts to demonstrate his ability to coach candidates into securing a spot on "the list." Jeannie evaluates a charming but potentially superficial female recruit, only for a personal secret to surface that undermines her judgment.

Marty and his team face intense pressure from rival firm Kinsley-Johnson during MetroCapital's merger due diligence. Jeannie struggles to keep her relationship with Wes hidden from Marty, while Monica and Roscoe grow closer and Monica reveals a surprising secret about Jeremiah to Marty.

Jeannie takes the Pod to her hometown to help revive a struggling church, aiming to build her reputation as a consultant. Meanwhile, Marty faces custody mediation with Monica, whose manipulative tactics put his relationship with April at risk.

Marty and "The Rainmaker" collaborate to prevent MetroCapital from acquiring their firm, but a betrayal causes their partnership to collapse and turns them into adversaries. After the news about April breaks, Marty faces tension with Roscoe.

Marty and the Pod work with Greg Norbert to prevent the MetroCapital acquisition in a last-minute effort, while Jeannie decides whether to marry Wes and Marty's son Roscoe faces a significant personal decision.