Time for a spiritual cleanse. Get this month right, and you’ll have it all figured out. Fast properly, read your Quran, no sex, no porn… bro, close the MacBook! No…

So you’re doing all this soul searching… dope. What about your sister? Can she? Yeah? How can she find herself if she’s gotta be home by ten? What do you…

Ramy, habibi, it’s Mom. Why don’t you call back? You don’t text, you don’t answer, you don’t even check this voicemail… astaghfirullah… call me. I just want to know you…

Gavin and his cohorts engage in “lit activities.” Quentin tries to become a street artist. Jana searches for her aardvark. Joyce has financial issues.

Becky pines for Lingers. Jana tries virtual reality. Quentin wants to lay down some EDM vocals. Keith and Marilyn talk about what she saw.

Gavin and the Frothers go on a hunger strike. Becky tries to let loose at a party. Patika gets upset about Karen. Joyce is asked to return to porn.

Jana is fed up with Kylie’s impending wedding. Quentin hones his DJ persona. Joyce gets an eviction notice. Gavin receives visitors at Gayhurst.

Quentin makes his long-awaited DJ debut. Becky fesses up to her fans. Keith launches his fashion line. Jana makes a plea to Kylie in Zimbabwe.

Six months have passed, and there have been big changes in the lives of Becky, Gavin, Jana, Joyce, Keith and Quentin.

Becky pours her efforts into a YouTube channel. Keith stages a grand opening. Gavin makes a friend and a raunchy video. Joyce has neighbor problems.

Meet a fashion wannabe, a 7-foot-3 college girl, an obnoxious child heir, a pet psychic to the stars, a former porn star and a cocky real estate agent.

Quentin starts his transition to CEO. Jana explains more about her psychic methods. Gavin learns Gayhurst history. Joyce describes her “collection.”

Jana plans a pet art show. Keith has big ideas for the new store. Becky struggles to fit in at college. Quentin goes all out for his 30th birthday.

When Jamie McCain arrives on the spinal unit, he’s angry, uncooperative and refuses to talk about his injury. But what really happened to Jamie, and is he a man we…

Jamie continues to disrupt the unit with his recurring night terrors. As he searches obsessively for the truth, his behaviour becomes increasingly erratic. Is the threat real or imagined?

Jamie faces up to his past, whilst his investigation drags the staff into their own unnerving nightmares.

Jamie’s life hangs in the balance, and it remains to be seen whether Zoe can save him or if she is the one who puts his life in danger.

A ’90s-themed day at school brings Liz face to face with her former rival. Nick confronts Will – then sends the Harbaughs a message.

Nick sets her sights on scamming Ed’s wealthiest banking client. But an increasingly suspicious Molly is watching Nick’s every move.

A flashback episode reveals the origins of Nick’s revenge plot against the Thompsons – and the family’s role in ruining her life.

Nick concocts a scam to teach Molly a much-needed lesson. Ed and Jeremy cook up a challenge to help Liz ace her “Top Chef” interview.

When “Top Chef” sends a camera crew to Crescendo, Nick unleashes a plan involving rats – and a Franzelli’s regular – to shut it all down.

A scandal threatens Jeremy’s presidency. Back at the restaurant, Liz and Molly sift through the evidence to try and figure out who set them up.

Nick moves forward with the bank heist so she can finally pay off her father’s debts. Jeremy plans a special evening – and wants it to be perfect.

With nowhere to run, a cornered Nick confronts the Thompsons and comes clean. But she’s got one last trick up her sleeve.

Nick starts a GoFundMe in her biggest scam yet, only to learn she’ll need Ed’s help to open a bank account. Liz gives Jeremy a job at the restaurant.

When an old friend appears out of nowhere, Nick decides to skip school – and Jeremy follows them. But the plot thickens when Liz and Ed find out.

A social worker comes to the house to help Nick open up, and it works – until Molly and Jeremy find Nick’s secret cell phone.

Nick makes plans to hold an estate sale while the Thompsons are away seeing “Hamilton.” Little does she know, they’ve planned a surprise of their own.

Ed brings Nick and Molly to the bank for Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day, while Liz and Jeremy ask questions at the social services office.

Nick partners with a handsome new student to stack the deck at a charity poker tournament, where the Volunteer Squad questions Molly’s leadership.

Simon begins to lose it emotionally as police pressure intensifies and his personal life crumbles. Ford helps and hinders his brother. Meanwhile, Roza drops a bombshell on Simon.

Roza finally confesses her secret to David. Karen’s had enough of Simon’s lying and kicks him out. Ford and Simon are forced to confront their violent father.

Karen and Roza declare war. Roza has an emotional breakdown and overdoses. Simon is suspected of the murder of an investigative journalist and Ford manipulates Simon’s misfortune.

Simon has a realisation about the murder but can’t convince the cops. Roza has a double celebration on Election Day.

The Thompsons open their door to an orphaned teen who says she’s family, never guessing she’s got ulterior motives. Now the con is on.

Molly and Jeremy attempt to cheat Nick in the “chore market.” All the while, Nick’s cooking up a bait and switch at Liz’s restaurant.

Nick turns the school’s costume dance into a scheme targeting the socially clueless. But it only fuels Jeremy’s suspicions that something is up.

In a bid to gain Jeremy’s trust, Nick suggests he run for student body president – then offers her services as his campaign manager.

A paranoid Ed puts everyone on lockdown for Thompson Family Safety Day. But that doesn’t work for Nick, who’s got to get to an important meeting.