Court: Jay and Nora fight over the genius grant
Jay recasts the marriage as Charlie's gift to Nicole; Nora counters that his genius was built during the marriage and half the MacArthur is hers.
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Same episode, in order
- 01What Charlie loves about Nicole
- 02What Nicole loves about Charlie
- 03Nicole walks out of mediation
- 04Nora's pitch: an act of hope
- 05Nicole tells Nora how she met Charlie
- 06Nicole's monologue: I got smaller
- 07Cassie serves Charlie with a pie and a bad accent
- 08The pie was just a pie
- 09Jay Marotta: 950 an hour and take the kid now
- 10Nora's call lands mid-rehearsal
- 11Get in the car: the booster seat and the ninja
- 12Bert Spitz: a death without a body
- 13Watch me conflate: the phone fight
- 14Lunch order, smelling the toast, and a deal versus a discussion
- 15Sidebar with Bert: fuck the space
- 16Nicole cuts Charlie's hair
- 17Court: Jay and Nora fight over the genius grant
- 18Court gets ugly: affairs, hacking and the car seat
- 19The fight, part one: you don't remember promising
- 20The fight, part two: your father, my mother
- 21The fight, part three: I hope you're dead
- 22Nora on mothers, fathers and the Virgin Mary
- 23The evaluator visit and the knife trick
- 24Nicole, Sandra and Cassie sing You Could Drive a Person Crazy
- 25Charlie sings Being Alive
- 26Henry reads Nicole's letter and Charlie finishes it
In playlists
Charlie Barber's Best Moments
A New York theatre director whose marriage is ending and who cannot see how far it will go. Played by Adam Driver.
Nicole Barber's Best Moments
An actress leaving her husband and New York to start over in Los Angeles with their son. Played by Scarlett Johansson.
Nora Fanshaw's Best Moments
Nicole's divorce lawyer, warm in the room and merciless in court. Played by Laura Dern.
Jay Marotta's Best Moments
The expensive, combative lawyer Charlie turns to when the fight gets serious. Played by Ray Liotta.
Charlie Barber & Nicole Barber
Every scene of the marriage coming apart, from the opening letters to the last one. 13 scenes together, in story order.
Nicole Barber & Nora Fanshaw
The actress and the divorce lawyer who tells her she deserves better. 7 scenes together, in story order.