Just Shoot Me! — Season 7
Jack, in a move that stirred considerable speculation, hired a woman he found on the street to manage the front desk. The office staff, interpreting his choice with a shared, knowing glance, assumed his intentions were purely personal. This…
A tremor of unease ran through Finch; Jack’s affection for Vicki was a source of deep apprehension. Driven by this fear, he subtly undermined her reputation, though a nagging doubt lingered – the question of when she might seek retribution.…
Nina began a relationship with Simon Leeds, a British rocker. Elsewhere, Maya persuaded Vicki to share the specifics of her divorce. And Jack, pleased with his new pocket watch, displayed it with an almost theatrical flourish, a display tha…
Nina is hosting a Halloween party, and amidst the costumes and revelry, a subtle rivalry unfolds. Finch and Elliot vie for the attention of Blush magazine's latest cover girl, Kelly. Finch ultimately wins her favor, only to discover a surpr…
Gina Gershon appears as Rhonda, Vicki’s strikingly beautiful but outspoken sister, who instantly takes a liking to Elliott. However, Elliott’s pretense of interest in Rhonda backfires when he attempts to impress Vicki with his own supposed …
Maya is consumed by a fierce passion for a firefighter, a man who is also the estranged husband of Vicki. Meanwhile, a bitter jealousy simmers between Nina and her rock musician boyfriend.
In a reshoot of her celebrated pinup pose, Nina’s vanity takes center stage; meanwhile, Finch’s academic struggles stir Maya’s compassion.
Finch, a man given to playful malice, orchestrates a complicated entanglement between Nina and Vicki – a situation bound for a satisfying reckoning. George Lucas appears briefly, playing only himself.
Maya’s affair became the subject of office chatter, fueled by Nina’s loose tongue; meanwhile, Finch’s plan to secure a designated parking spot was thwarted by the inquisitive Elliott.
At Vicki’s urging, Jack requested anonymous evaluations of his work from the regular Blush clientele. Finch, Nina, Maya, and Elliott each submitted signed appraisals offering only words of praise, while Vicki privately revealed the truth to…
Jack and Finch are making arrangements to meet with Tate Gittling, the publisher of Blush’s most formidable competitor, hoping to forge a collaborative partnership for a charitable event. However, Finch’s burgeoning romance with Gittling’s …
Finch neglects to inform Jack of a crucial meeting with international clients. Consequently, he assumes Jack’s persona and endeavors to finalize a deal without his awareness. Elsewhere, Nina and her rock musician boyfriend, Simon (guest sta…
At their high school reunion, Finch is greeted by Brandy, an old friend whom he once knew as Bert – a woman who is transgender. Separately, Maya and Elliott decide to explore a physical connection, seeking only the present moment without ex…
A competitive spirit surrounding a charitable undertaking ignites a strain between Jack and a fellow industrialist, Alan Rachins. Adding to the friction, Rachins' attractive assistant develops a passionate relationship with Finch.
Jon Lovitz plays Nina’s estranged husband, a man of elegant, almost affected manner, who continues to captivate her. Meanwhile, Maya finds herself drawn to an environmentalist (Stephen Dunham), a choice her father disapproves of.
Elliott’s brother, David Cross, reappeared, this time with his fiancée. He carried an air of genuine remorse, deeply apologetic for the deception he’d perpetrated against Elliott years ago. Yet, this unexpected change of heart failed to swa…
Maya is deeply troubled by the excessive displays of affection between Finch and his alluring companion, Gina Gershon, and resolves to bring a degree of control to their interactions. Meanwhile, a petty rivalry between Jack and Maya over th…
Maya is deeply troubled by the brazen displays between Finch and his alluring companion, Gina Gershon, and resolves to curb his excesses. Meanwhile, a petty rivalry between Jack and Maya over the attention of the office cleaner escalates in…
Richard Kind, known for his role in "Spin City," portrays a crude intern at Blush harboring a romantic interest in Maya. Meanwhile, Elliott finds himself captivated by the women in his Bible study, a gathering disrupted by the lecherous Fin…
A shadow seemed to fall over Nina's happiness with Skyler's impending presence. The woman was a past connection of Simon’s, and would officiate at their reception, a detail that stirred unease within Nina. Jack and Finch, sensing the potent…
The series concludes with a farewell celebration for Jack's retirement, a gathering where his colleagues share anecdotes, offer heartfelt goodbyes, and express their deep affection. Finch conveys his sentiments through a rap, while Nina, wi…
Jack finds staff critiques a persistent irritation, yet he values candor, and often receives it, particularly from the deferential Finch. This dynamic creates an unexpected shift when Maya’s interactions with Nina reverse their usual roles,…
Vicki has returned to the world of hairstyling and is eager to revitalize Blush. Nina takes a female impersonator under her guidance, preparing him for a cabaret performance where he will embody her. Meanwhile, Dennis exerts a forceful domi…
A feminist threatens a boycott of Blush, a development that unexpectedly captures Jack's attention; he finds her "very interesting" and, to his own surprise, attractive. Meanwhile, a bitter rivalry develops between Finch and Elliott, testin…


