Laura, seeking to provoke a toughening of spirit in Sarah, fabricates a story about her birth, claiming she possessed both male and female anatomy. Meanwhile, Brian and Steve find themselves persistently troubled by the spectral presence of…

Sarah’s leisurely brunch at Romanski’s is unexpectedly derailed by a children’s book reading, prompting her to embark on a personal campaign demonstrating the simplicity of crafting both literature and television for young audiences. Jay a…

Sarah is bringing a lawsuit against the film "Home Alone," alleging that its influence directly led to her inadvertently killing her new neighbor. Her compelling argument centers on the potentially harmful effects of entertainment, ultimate…

The constant chatter about the mayoral election had become unbearable for Sarah. To distract herself, she launched a whimsical campaign for a fictitious candidate she’d christened “May Kadoody.” Then, with a startling turn of events, a real…

A long-forgotten connection resurfaces for Sarah: Troy, the companion of her youth, now beckons her toward a life steeped in hedonism. Meanwhile, a different kind of conflict ignites when Brian rejects Steve's musical aspirations. In respon…

A sudden, unsettling realization grips Sarah: she believes herself to be intellectually disabled. In a misguided attempt to find meaning, she seeks to leverage this perceived deficit to inspire others. Meanwhile, Brian and Steve, vying for …

The air thrummed with the insistent pulse of the music as Sarah and Steve navigated the throng towards the stage. A sea of faces, flushed and animated, swayed in unison. Sarah, with a mischievous glint in her eye, began to remark on the vib…

Sarah recounts the tale of Steve's endeavor to build a baby robot.

A tense silence hung between Brian and Steve as they faced each other, the unspoken question of laundry duty dividing them. The air crackled with a quiet standoff, a silent contest for the chore.

Laura and Sarah erected competing Holocaust memorials.