Group

The group reunites, remotely. Dr. Ezra nearly died of Covid-19; is he ready to take care of the group again? Staying at home has been good for Stuart, but Frank blames the group for making things worse for him.

Tilda calls out Karina for wallowing in her frustration, but does she protest too much? In fact, Tilda really is protesting -- in the streets -- but at the risk of her own precarious health.

Stuart, Manny, Karina, and Rebecca unload their experiences of prejudice - and privilege. The group learns the reason for Henry's mysterious absence. Karina spills a secret, but it turns out that Frank has a bigger one.

How far will Pam and Manny take their feelings for each other?

How far will Pam and Manny take their feelings for each other?

Rebecca responds to Stuart's declaration, while Tilda grapples with mortality - and so does the group.

A new member, Henry, joins the group. Karina takes offense when Rebecca's first move is to act seductively toward him. Meanwhile, does Manny have a problem with Latina women, or with women in general?

Should Frank take a new job or leave his wife? Rebecca learns that what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas when you're in group therapy.

Henry has a complicated sexual history, but can he talk about it honestly? It turns out that Tilda is compelled to share a secret of her own.

If Stuart follows his passion for gaming, will he lose his father's love? And can Tilda handle the tenement of voices that is so loud inside her head? Rebecca comes to the rescue.

Pam returns to the group and discovers that the new member, Henry, is the man who nearly destroyed her life. Is the room big enough for both of them?

Frank knows what he wants to do, but can he do it? Henry challenges Frank. Meanwhile, Stuart admits that he's been fantasizing about Rebecca - and Tilda.

Pam and Manny have broken the first rule of Group. Rebecca has a date, but is he dangerous enough for her?