
Just Shoot Me! — Season 4

Finch and Adrienne returned from a blissful honeymoon in Tahiti, but the return brought with it a sharp jolt of reality for Finch. To retain the impression of effortless coolness in Adrienne’s eyes, he would have to relinquish many of his c…

A forthcoming piece in Blush magazine, exploring the theme of lost loves, unexpectedly triggers a wave of personal reminiscence among its readers. The most poignant tale belongs to Elliott, whose dreams of a future with his beloved were das…

A knot of discontent tightened in Finch’s chest; Adrienne was in Europe on a modeling assignment, marking his first weekend apart. Meanwhile, Maya attempted to persuade Nina that the moon landing had been genuine. And Elliott faced a grim p…

Adrienne’s friend, a skilled hand model, attempts to portray Finch as a man consumed by jealousy. Meanwhile, Nina fulfills her community service obligations.

Nina made a disturbing discovery: she could overhear Jack’s therapy sessions, a secret she quickly exploited. Using this knowledge, she leveraged him into granting her access to the company limousine. Meanwhile, Maya's latest story, explori…

A growing awareness of their fundamental differences begins to fray Finch's certainty about his marriage to Adrienne. Simultaneously, Jack requests Maya’s assistance with the year's employee evaluations.

Finch clings to a denial regarding his separation, while Nina’s journalist acquaintance sees an opportunity for a significant story. Elliott introduces his friend, a lumberjack from out of town, to Maya, and finds himself increasingly envio…

Finch embarks on the search for a new ideal companion. Meanwhile, Maya and Elliott grapple with the implications of their shared kiss, unsure how to proceed. Maya suggests a dinner, carefully framing it as a practical discussion rather than…

On a flight to Paris, Jack encountered his ex-wife, Roberta. He launched into a fervent plea, attempting to persuade her to marry her new companion, a maneuver intended to terminate his alimony obligations. Meanwhile, Finch and Elliott conc…

The publication of Jack’s autobiography brought an unforeseen complication to light: he asserted he had assaulted Robert Conrad, claiming he’d acted only on the mistaken belief that the actor was deceased and thus unable to offer a denial. …

Finch has taken to sleeping in the office. Elliott’s new girlfriend is not only a cover model but also a student at Yale Medical School. After being evicted by Binnie, Nina begins to sleep there as well. Maya harbors jealousy toward Kaylene…

Maya and Jack inadvertently cause the death of Finch’s cat, and a considerable weight of guilt settles upon them when he subsequently has it taxidermied and displays the mounted creature on his desk. Nina’s counsel to a group of Nature Sco…

Nina found herself in a reluctant meeting with Catherine, her former agent. Catherine sought Nina’s assistance with a desperate act – a suicide attempt. However, after forging a friendship with Finch, Nina concluded that a final, intimate n…

Weeks into their courtship, Elliott and Kaylene were growing intimately close. Perhaps too close, at least for Elliott’s comfort. Their relationship was progressing with a speed that unsettled him; he felt unable to offer the depth of commi…

Elliott hesitated to share the news of his relationship with Maya with his colleagues, though she longed for the office to know. They attempted discretion, but the information spread with surprising speed.
During a therapy session with Nina, Finch inadvertently overhears Adrienne recounting a persistent fantasy: one in which he is dressed as a pirate. Driven by curiosity, he later finds himself secretly entering her apartment to enact the sce…
Jack fretted over a birthday gift for Donald Trump, a yearly task fraught with anxiety, as the former president consistently outdid him in generosity. He’d cracked the carefully constructed reserve of his assistant, Finch, seeking a clue to…
Jack’s world fractures when he uncovers a deception: a young Black man posing as his son, a calculated move to access influential business circles. Meanwhile, Elliott and Nina find themselves in the unenviable position of judges for the Rav…
The Citizens for Morality’s protests regarding Blush’s overtly sexual covers stirred something within Nina, a desire to offer assistance. Jack initially refused her offer, but his resolve shifted when it became clear she had a connection to…
In a desperate search for housing, Finch persuades Maya to share a place with Elliott. But their first night together is marred by a bitter argument, and Finch’s position may become precarious when Maya returns home to find him with another…
A knot of anxiety tightens in Nina’s chest whenever her biological parents plan a visit. Despite a definitive blood test revealing she is not their daughter, she persists in the deception, assuring them otherwise. Her charade unravels when …
An old acquaintance from Finch's skating days paid him a visit, seeking his assistance in coaching herself and her new partner. Maya, experimenting with a personal project, bleached her hair, and managed to persuade Elliott to explore some …
"Nina Van Horn: Trouble Be Thy Name" weaves together fragments of a life lived boldly: excerpts from her iconic blaxploitation film, "Foxy Trouble," alongside recollections from those who knew her – colleagues, acquaintances, and even forme…
Finch infiltrated the high school, and unexpectedly found himself embraced by the student body, achieving a level of popularity he hadn't anticipated. The head cheerleader, in a surprising gesture, asked him to the prom. Jack discovered tha…


