Meet the most codependent friend group you’ve ever seen. They sleep in one bed, they split a single salary, they’ve burned down multiple houses, and they have one last chance to save their job. The only problem is, the girls just learned that Justin has never had a wet dream, not even once. Blinded by their desire to have Justin experience nocturnal pleasure, the group fails miserably at their task. Just before their boss can fire them, the four lock him in his office, avoiding the sacking entirely. Hooray! Now what do they do…

With their boss Craig locked in his office, the four have the temp agency to themselves, and they abuse that power to the fullest extent. They’re like kids in a candy store, no really, they buy a lot of candy. I’m talking $90k worth. To get Trudy off their butts (and out of Justin’s head), they send her on an impossible made-up task to track down a missing Leonardo Da Vinci sketch. All the while, Craig is coming to terms with the reality of his new life of captivity. When angry clients come banging on the door of the agency demanding answers, the group puts their heads together and come up with a lie to satisfy the mob. After that extremely close call, Willa is anxious about the future of the company and burns the midnight oil to figure out a plan. I’m sure that won’t breed any resentment.

Riddled with debt from their office party extravaganza, The Four take a job re-sorting books in a library. The day gets weird when they meet Sasha’s doppelganger, Ashas, lurking in the stacks. After meeting the group, Ashas whisks Sasha away to a Secret Society of Ginger Witches in the library’s basement. Upstairs, Willa seems to be the only one with her head in the game, and she’s not thrilled about it. Justin’s still totally hung up on Trudy, and Kaela’s drooling over the H.O.T. librarian. Overwhelmed by the witchiness of the witches, Sasha returns to the group. At the end of the day, Willa’s starting to look a little like Craig (huh?), Kaela has librarian all over her face, Justin’s hiding a stack of love notes, and Sasha is holding onto a mind-blowing secret. Craig? His break from work is starting to look real good on him. And no, the library books did not get sorted.

The gang gets a call from the bank. Under their leadership, Craig’s temp agency has blown through all of their loans, and will be foreclosed if the bills aren’t paid. Willa has an undisclosed plan to get them all out of this hole, but is transforming into Craig in the process. Meanwhile, Justin, Kaela, and Sasha have secrets of their own, Craig is becoming the man he always wanted to be, and Trudy is still MIA. When Sasha, Justin, and Kaela expose Willa’s scheme that involves 10 years of hard labor, she goes full on Craigzilla. All Willa wanted was to keep The Four together, but she lashes out at the group and reveals everyone’s secrets. After a friendship-compromising blowout, everyone leaves the office on their own.

With the group’s fate hanging in the balance, there’s yet another unknown: where the hell has Trudy been? In this episode, we follow Trudy on the wild goose chase the four set her on to find Leonardo DaVinci’s lost sketch. We learn about her storied past as she tangles through an epic odyssey across forests, skies, the Vatican, and Beijing. All the while, she’s managing calls from her dependent grandmother. As usual, Trudy gets the job done.

In the aftermath of their row, The Four are each on their own for the first time in who-knows how long. We follow them on their separate journeys as they explore their newfound independence: Kaela and Craig reconcile, Sasha returns to the Ginger Witch Society, Willa joins a Workaholics Anonymous group, and Justin accidentally becomes Trudy’s grandmother’s nurse. At the end of the day, the gang runs into each other back at the temp agency. Their melancholy run-in is interrupted when a court official shows up and serves them (and Craig) a notice to appear in court the following week. They owe millions to the clients they’ve neglected. Can they come together to get themselves out of this?

The day of the trial arrives. The Four are still not speaking to each other, but they must pull it together to get out of paying the hundreds of millions of dollars in damages they’re being sued for. When Gary from the Estate Sale turns out to be their court appointed lawyer, and upon seeing them promptly quits, The Four must represent themselves, as one. They struggle against the stern judge and familiar key witnesses on the stand. However, in the process of defending themselves, the group reminisces over the wild times they’ve had, coming back together and bringing everyone to tears. Even though the judge is moved to weeping, he rules against them. Just when all hope is lost, Trudy, as always, shows up in the nick of time to bail them out. They leave the courthouse with the love for each other they’ve always had but a new sense of independence as well.