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Season 2 (2007)
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Episodes 16
Bored of the Rings
Sarah discovers that the community group she joins is a radical anti-abortion group; a game of "Dungeons and Dragons" interferes with Steve and Brian's plans for a date night.
Read MoreJoan of Arf
Authorities take Sarah's dog Doug away when she is witnessed licking his hindquarters. Distraught, Sarah goes on a quest to redeem herself.
Read MoreMaid to Border
Sarah fires her maid, Dora, believing that she has stolen her beloved Hamburglar doll. When her life slips into filthy disarray, Sarah goes to Mexico to get her maid back, but Dora has since gained unexpected power.
Read MoreHigh, It's Sarah
Sarah gets high for the first time, and leaves herself a voicemail imploring herself to treat her stoned thoughts seriously, and to act on them. Jay has a problem with nocturnal emission.
Read MoreThe Mongolian Beef
Sarah discovers her Russian ancestors were raped by Mongolians. Steve's homemade short films get him some popularity with a demographic he'd never thought possible.
Read MoreMaking New Friends
Sarah realizes her old friends aren't that much fun, so she decides to look for new ones.
Read MorePatriot Tact
Sarah defends our freedom by running over anyone with a beard.
Read MoreThere's No Place Like Homeless
Sarah joins the rank of the homeless after losing her keys, but seems to like her new status after meeting an old friend who shows her the advantages of living on the streets.
Read MoreFetus Don't Fail Me Now
Sarah cannot believe she is pregnant, and it seems to be too much for her to handle.
Read MoreI Thought My Dad Was Dead, But It Turns Out He's Not
Sarah discovers that her father is not dead. Brian spends a ridiculous amount of money on a DVD set, then commits to watching it enough times that it will make itself more economical than if he'd rented it. Guest starring Tim Heidecker as Jay's grief counselor.
Read MoreKangamangus
Brian and Sarah set out to coin the next big word, in hopes it will become part of society's slang terms.
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