The Davids welcomed into their home a family displaced by the hurricane, their lives irrevocably altered by the storm's fury. Meanwhile, Larry devised a strategy for politely declining social gatherings that held no appeal for him.

The Blacks and the Davids were both engaged in the upheaval of relocation. Amidst the chaos, a particular loss struck Larry: his cherished Joe Pepitone jersey had vanished from the dry cleaners. Adding to his frustration, Larry was displeas…

A wave of fury washed over Marty Funkhouser when he discovered the flowers from his mother’s memorial had been taken. Across town, Larry grumbled about the people who routinely took samples from stores. Meanwhile, Jeff and Susie found their…

Larry now wishes he hadn’t secured Cha-Cha a position within the building, as her monitoring of his bathroom routines has proven deeply intrusive. He encounters further difficulties with her when attempting private phone calls, forced to sp…

Larry remained undisturbed by the unsettling book on freaks and the incompetence of his driver.

Loretta and Leon find their daily routines challenged by a persistent toaster. Meanwhile, Larry begins a conversation with an exterminator.

Cheryl’s voice trembled as she called, her fear evident even through the line. Larry dismissed her plea, prioritizing a TiVo repair. The rejection proved a breaking point; she left him then and there, abandoning him to the judgment of their…

Larry inadvertently displeased Lorreta’s Auntie Rae, and he capitalized on Jeff’s absence from the hospital.

Seeking to mend fences with Cheryl, Larry attempts to leverage her therapist's influence, a recourse born of disappointment with the counsel he received from his own. Meanwhile, Larry harbors a quiet resentment toward Marty’s seemingly luke…

Larry seized Sammie Greene’s bat mitzvah as an opportunity to dispel a persistent and unpleasant rumor concerning him. Simultaneously, news broke that the Black community was planning a return to their ancestral homeland. And with this shif…