Max extended an invitation to Caroline, proposing they share a living space. However, the burgeoning warmth of their new friendship is threatened when Max’s boyfriend begins to flirt with Caroline.

Believing herself to be acting kindly, Caroline inadvertently helps Max end his relationship with Robbie.

The introduction of secondhand shopping by Max sparked an unexpected conflict, a skirmish waged over a faded shirt. Meanwhile, a street artist, sharp-tongued and effortlessly cool, offered Max a series of barbed compliments that bordered on…

Caroline requested Max's assistance in accessing her old townhouse, a task necessary to recover her essential night guard.

Caroline and Max staged a '90s party at the diner, hoping to draw in affluent hipsters and bolster funds for their cupcake venture. A wave of dismay washed over Caroline when her former boyfriend, now comfortably wealthy, walked through the…

Caroline and Max embarked on the task of installing a Murphy bed within their apartment.

Caroline gently coaxed Max into signing up for a cupcake decorating class.

Seeking a bit of extra income, they accepted the task of cleaning out an apartment belonging to someone with hoarding tendencies. As Max worked, he began to suspect Johnny harbored a secret.

A subtle scheme took shape in Johnny’s girlfriend’s mind when she commissioned Max and Caroline to bake cupcakes for an exhibition showcasing his artwork.

For Caroline and Max, this first holiday season without a steady income finds them working in the department store’s Santaland, striving to earn a little extra.

Max and Caroline were diligently seeking employment for Chestnut, hoping to secure him suitable lodging for the coming winter. Simultaneously, Peach, the mother of the twins Max often watched, was preparing for an audition – a hopeful foray…

The sudden failure of Max’s stove prompted Caroline to attempt a return of several costly rings to Barney’s department store. There, however, she found her familiar connection to the place had diminished; her surname no longer carried the w…

While deeply engrossed in her newfound passion for couponing, Caroline stumbled upon the secret to Max’s cupcakes.

A subtle unease settled over Max and Caroline with the arrival of their new neighbor. A quiet suspicion began to bloom, nurtured by unspoken observations and a sense that something was subtly amiss.

Eager to demonstrate their proficiency, Max and Caroline sought to impress Sophie, hoping to secure a position with her housekeeping service.

Sophie's (Jennifer Coolidge) striking beauty proves a potent distraction for Earl, leaving Caroline and Max to spend Valentine's Day amidst the sterile atmosphere of a hospital. In that unusual setting, Caroline attempts to reignite a past …

For Max and Caroline, the prospect of a bar mitzvah gig brought with it a specific challenge: they were tasked with baking kosher cupcakes.

While accompanying Caroline to visit her father in prison, Max unexpectedly encountered an old boyfriend.

For spring break, Caroline and Max found themselves dog-sitting at the opulent apartment of a couple.

Driven by a desperate need to support her father, Caroline reluctantly agrees to participate in a clinical drug trial, persuaded by Max's earnest encouragement.

Caroline had assured Earl she would mail his tax return, but a subsequent conversation revealed Max had never filed one. Immediately, her attention shifted, and she found herself consumed with the task of assisting him.

The pressure mounts when a prominent socialite from Manhattan engages Max and Caroline to provide cupcakes for her daughter’s first birthday celebration.

Max and Caroline intended to attend the Metropolitan Museum of Art's grand fashion gala, hoping to secure Martha Stewart's favor. They planned to offer her their cupcakes, seeking her discerning taste and, ultimately, her approval.

Max and Caroline intended to attend the Metropolitan Museum of Art's grand fashion gala, hoping to secure Martha Stewart's favor. They planned to offer her their cupcakes, seeking her discerning approval.