Season

Season 2

by Don Cheadle, Dawn Olivieri, Kristen Bell, Josh Lawson, Glynn Turman and 10 others

Marty and the pod clash with Galweather & Stearn's new CEO and Marty decides to open his own consulting firm; Jeannie and Marty wrestle with their feelings for each other; Doug falls in love and gets married; Clyde becomes bitter over the lack of reco

(7 total)

Characters

David Walpert (5)Doug Guggenheim (3)Matthew Carnahan (3)Josh Lawson (3)Clyde Oberholt (2)Ben Schwartz (2)Nia Long (2)Tamara (2)

“Tickets to the museum will cost you 15 bucks, but as the poster out the front says: it's worth the Monet.”

— David Walpert, Doug Guggenheim, Josh Lawson, imdb.com

Tagged: Monet, Money, play on words, Tickets, Art

“You know, maybe to be safe you just shouldn't say anything at all.”

— David Walpert, Clyde Oberholt, Ben Schwartz, imdb.com

Tagged: Sassy, Safe, say anything, talking

“Nothing is ever easy.”

— Matthew Carnahan, Tamara, Nia Long, imdb.com

Tagged: Challenging, Nothing is Easy, Obstacles

“Jeannie Van Der Hooven: How do you do it? You know, balancing marriage and career and kids. Tamara: Well, you do one thing for a while until the other thing suffers and then you swing back and pay attention to the other. It's the most imperfect system and unfair but honestly I haven't seen anything…”

— Matthew Carnahan, Tamara, Nia Long, imdb.com

Tagged: Balance, Marriage, Children, imperfect system, Attention

“Douglas, did someone sprinkle a little extra pussy in your cereal this morning?”

— Matthew Carnahan, David Walpert, Clyde Oberholt, Ben Schwartz, imdb.com

Tagged: Sassy, Vagina, Called Out, cereal

“Your words can't hurt me. Not here. Uh-uh. Not in the most majestic city in the world. God, where the Eiffel Tower is a stone's throw from a Venetian gondola.”

— David Walpert, Doug Guggenheim, Josh Lawson, imdb.com

Tagged: Las Vegas, Majestic city, Eiffel Tower, Money

“Viva Las Vegas, baby! Or should I say viva lost wages?”

— David Walpert, Doug Guggenheim, Josh Lawson, imdb.com

Tagged: Las Vagas, play on words, lost wages, Money