The verdict is in. Hank Moody is guilty. While struggling to process, Hank keeps slipping into horrible daymares, even ending up back at the Church with a familiar (and very accommodating) nun (MICHELE NORDIN). Attorney Abby (CARLA GUGINO) gives her best effort to make up for not getting Hank off in the courtroom. Hank goes to Charlie's house for solace, where he meets freaky realtor Peggy (MELISSA STEPHENS) and then meets up with old friend Trixie (JUDY GREER), but even her company isn't enough...
Hank uses some of his zombie movie cash to buy a new, used Porsche. Back on the road, and with visions of driving to escape the trial's outcome and LA in general, Hank receives a phone call that has Hank spending one last night surrounded by family as Charlie and Marcy, Karen and Becca, swap stories and relish in the nostalgia. The night ends with Marcy revealing to Charlie that her baby is likely his, as well. Meanwhile, Karen and Hank share one final night to remember...
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