Brody enlists his friends to explain what makes his comedy unique, and he tries to reconcile with his estranged sister before their mother's 80th birthday party.

Brody stops taking his meds cold turkey, which leads to a manic episode that lands him in the UCLA psych ward.

Brody decides to apologize to Chelsea Handler for the way he behaved when he worked as the warm-up act for "Chelsea Lately."

After years of being single, Brody decides to try Internet dating, and he enlists the help of his mother to create an OkCupid profile.

Brody decides to take his acting career to the next level, so he invests in new headshots and some improv classes.

After an eight-year hiatus, Brody performs stand-up on television again.

As Brody adjusts to his new medication, he falls into a deep depression that he fears will be with him for the rest of his life.

Brody tries hypnotherapy to help him get over his facial dysmorphia, and he hires a matchmaker to help with his dating issues.

Tension mounts between Brody and his crew over their fear that his frequent pot use will lead to another manic episode.

Brody and his old partner Teina Manu stage a live reunion show of their beloved cable access program.

Brody travels to Boston to shoot his episode of The Half Hour and interview the other 16 comedians being featured on the show for a behind-the-scenes web series.

Brody performs at two of the year's biggest comedy festivals and throws himself a rooftop birthday party to celebrate all that he's accomplished.