Episode 12: And Justice for All
After being found guilty, Hank is knocked out by the sentence he is given.
After being found guilty, Hank is knocked out by the sentence he is given.
After being found guilty, Hank attends a 'Hank is Innocent' party before his sentence is passed.
Hank's trial comes to court, and no-one is painted in a very good light.
Hank gets kicked out of the hotel for not paying the bills, Becca crashes Hank's car, and Charlie and Marcy's attempts to behave like adults quickly disintegrate.
After Sasha recommits to being in his movie, Hank gets intimate with a woman he meets, only to find out that she is Sasha's mother.
Hank ruins Abby's attempts to hand over his case to a senior partner on the golf course.
Lawyers, Guns and Money: Comedy drama. Photographic evidence of Hank's three-in-a-bed experience with Mia and Sasha surfaces. Hank's lawyer drops him as a client.
Hank's troubles with Mia seem to be over when she states in an interview with his lawyer that he probably thought she was in her 20s.
Hank and Charlie visit the home of a rich would-be investor who gets over excited after reading Hank's script
Hank milks as much sympathy as he can from Becca and Karen after a booze and drug binge is misconstrued as a suicide attempt.
Hank may be out of jail, but he is still a prisoner of his own personal demons as he attempts to negotiate the dual demands of fame and family harmony.
Newly released from prison, Hank is put back into the spotlight, as it is now widely known that he is the real author of a highly successful novel that is being adapted into a film.
