Season 1

Season 1 is the first season on CBS comedy series B Positive premiered on November 5, 2020Dramas ‘The Equalizer’ With Queen Latifah & ‘Clarice’, Chuck Lorre Comedy ‘B Positive’ Picked Up To Series By CBS and concluded on May 13, 2021.
==Synopsis==
B Positive is about a therapist and newly divorced dad who is faced with finding a kidney donor when he runs into a rough-around-the-edges woman from his past who volunteers her own. Together they form an unlikely bond and begin a journey that will change both of their lives.
==Cast==
===Main===
*Thomas Middleditch as Drew Dunbar
*Annaleigh Ashford as Gina Dabrowski
*Kether Donohue as Gabby
*Sara Rue as Julia Dunbar
*Izzy G as Maddie Dunbar
*Terrence Terrell as Eli Russell
===Recurring===
*Linda Lavin as Norma Goldman
*Bernie Kopell as Mr. Knudsen
*Briga Heelan as Samantha Turner
*David Anthony Higgins as Jerry Platt
*Darryl Stephens as Gideon
===Guest===
*Jason Kravits as Dr. Baskin, Drew's nephrologist.
*Tim Bagley as Minister
*Jessica Tuck as Dr. Goodson
*Darien Sills-Evans as Benny
*Jessica Lundy as Charlene
*Rosa Salazar as Adriana
==Episodes==
No. in series 	No. in season 	Image 	Title 	Air date 	Director 	Writer
1 	1 	 	Pilot 	November 5, 2020 	James Burrows 	Marco Pennette
Drew, a therapist who recently separated from his wife Julia, discovers that he is in the early stages of renal failure; if he does not get a kidney transplant soon, his condition will become terminal. At a wedding, he runs into Gina, a girl he once knew back in high school, who offers to give him her kidney on the spot. Drew turns her down, but when all of his other attempts to find a donor fail, he reluctantly turns to Gina when he learns her blood type is compatible with his. Gina is given strict instructions to not consume alcohol or drugs for three months before the transplant, but Drew finds her strung out in her apartment and believes she was never serious about helping him. After learning that it would take ten years to get another kidney—time he doesn't have—Drew ambushes Gina at work and successfully begs her to give him a second chance. 	Drew, a therapist who recently separated from his wife Julia, discovers that he is in the early stages of renal failure; if he does not get a kidney transplant soon, his condition will become terminal. At a wedding, he runs into Gina, a girl he once knew back in high school, who offers to give him her kidney on the spot. Drew turns her down, but when all of his other attempts to find a donor fail, he reluctantly turns to Gina when he learns her blood type is compatible with his. Gina is given strict instructions to not consume alcohol or drugs for three months before the transplant, but Drew finds her strung out in her apartment and believes she was never serious about helping him. After learning that it would take ten years to get another kidney—time he doesn't have—Drew ambushes Gina at work and successfully begs her to give him a second chance. 	Drew, a therapist who recently separated from his wife Julia, discovers that he is in the early stages of renal failure; if he does not get a kidney transplant soon, his condition will become terminal. At a wedding, he runs into Gina, a girl he once knew back in high school, who offers to give him her kidney on the spot. Drew turns her down, but when all of his other attempts to find a donor fail, he reluctantly turns to Gina when he learns her blood type is compatible with his. Gina is given strict instructions to not consume alcohol or drugs for three months before the transplant, but Drew finds her strung out in her apartment and believes she was never serious about helping him. After learning that it would take ten years to get another kidney—time he doesn't have—Drew ambushes Gina at work and successfully begs her to give him a second chance. 	Drew, a therapist who recently separated from his wife Julia, discovers that he is in the early stages of renal failure; if he does not get a kidney transplant soon, his condition will become terminal. At a wedding, he runs into Gina, a girl he once knew back in high school, who offers to give him her kidney on the spot. Drew turns her down, but when all of his other attempts to find a donor fail, he reluctantly turns to Gina when he learns her blood type is compatible with his. Gina is given strict instructions to not consume alcohol or drugs for three months before the transplant, but Drew finds her strung out in her apartment and believes she was never serious about helping him. After learning that it would take ten years to get another kidney—time he doesn't have—Drew ambushes Gina at work and successfully begs her to give him a second chance. 	Drew, a therapist who recently separated from his wife Julia, discovers that he is in the early stages of renal failure; if he does not get a kidney transplant soon, his condition will become terminal. At a wedding, he runs into Gina, a girl he once knew back in high school, who offers to give him her kidney on the spot. Drew turns her down, but when all of his other attempts to find a donor fail, he reluctantly turns to Gina when he learns her blood type is compatible with his. Gina is given strict instructions to not consume alcohol or drugs for three months before the transplant, but Drew finds her strung out in her apartment and believes she was never serious about helping him. After learning that it would take ten years to get another kidney—time he doesn't have—Drew ambushes Gina at work and successfully begs her to give him a second chance. 	Drew, a therapist who recently separated from his wife Julia, discovers that he is in the early stages of renal failure; if he does not get a kidney transplant soon, his condition will become terminal. At a wedding, he runs into Gina, a girl he once knew back in high school, who offers to give him her kidney on the spot. Drew turns her down, but when all of his other attempts to find a donor fail, he reluctantly turns to Gina when he learns her blood type is compatible with his. Gina is given strict instructions to not consume alcohol or drugs for three months before the transplant, but Drew finds her strung out in her apartment and believes she was never serious about helping him. After learning that it would take ten years to get another kidney—time he doesn't have—Drew ambushes Gina at work and successfully begs her to give him a second chance. 	Drew, a therapist who recently separated from his wife Julia, discovers that he is in the early stages of renal failure; if he does not get a kidney transplant soon, his condition will become terminal. At a wedding, he runs into Gina, a girl he once knew back in high school, who offers to give him her kidney on the spot. Drew turns her down, but when all of his other attempts to find a donor fail, he reluctantly turns to Gina when he learns her blood type is compatible with his. Gina is given strict instructions to not consume alcohol or drugs for three months before the transplant, but Drew finds her strung out in her apartment and believes she was never serious about helping him. After learning that it would take ten years to get another kidney—time he doesn't have—Drew ambushes Gina at work and successfully begs her to give him a second chance.
2 	2 	 	Die Alysis 	November 12, 2020 	James Burrows 	Chuck Lorre & Marco Pennette (Story/Teleplay), Heide Perlman (Story) and Greg Malins & Darrin Bragg (Teleplay)
Drew learns from his doctor that his condition has gotten worse, requiring him to undergo weekly dialysis treatments. At the dialysis clinic, he meets fellow patients Eli, Sam, and Jerry. Gina gets in trouble with some gangsters she borrowed money from, and runs out on Drew when they meet for coffee. He considers dropping her as his donor, but the other patients persuade him not to. Instead, Drew comes up with a solution: ask Gina to move in with him. She refuses, not wanting to lose her "independence", but when the gangsters trash her apartment, she accepts his offer. 	Drew learns from his doctor that his condition has gotten worse, requiring him to undergo weekly dialysis treatments. At the dialysis clinic, he meets fellow patients Eli, Sam, and Jerry. Gina gets in trouble with some gangsters she borrowed money from, and runs out on Drew when they meet for coffee. He considers dropping her as his donor, but the other patients persuade him not to. Instead, Drew comes up with a solution: ask Gina to move in with him. She refuses, not wanting to lose her "independence", but when the gangsters trash her apartment, she accepts his offer. 	Drew learns from his doctor that his condition has gotten worse, requiring him to undergo weekly dialysis treatments. At the dialysis clinic, he meets fellow patients Eli, Sam, and Jerry. Gina gets in trouble with some gangsters she borrowed money from, and runs out on Drew when they meet for coffee. He considers dropping her as his donor, but the other patients persuade him not to. Instead, Drew comes up with a solution: ask Gina to move in with him. She refuses, not wanting to lose her "independence", but when the gangsters trash her apartment, she accepts his offer. 	Drew learns from his doctor that his condition has gotten worse, requiring him to undergo weekly dialysis treatments. At the dialysis clinic, he meets fellow patients Eli, Sam, and Jerry. Gina gets in trouble with some gangsters she borrowed money from, and runs out on Drew when they meet for coffee. He considers dropping her as his donor, but the other patients persuade him not to. Instead, Drew comes up with a solution: ask Gina to move in with him. She refuses, not wanting to lose her "independence", but when the gangsters trash her apartment, she accepts his offer. 	Drew learns from his doctor that his condition has gotten worse, requiring him to undergo weekly dialysis treatments. At the dialysis clinic, he meets fellow patients Eli, Sam, and Jerry. Gina gets in trouble with some gangsters she borrowed money from, and runs out on Drew when they meet for coffee. He considers dropping her as his donor, but the other patients persuade him not to. Instead, Drew comes up with a solution: ask Gina to move in with him. She refuses, not wanting to lose her "independence", but when the gangsters trash her apartment, she accepts his offer. 	Drew learns from his doctor that his condition has gotten worse, requiring him to undergo weekly dialysis treatments. At the dialysis clinic, he meets fellow patients Eli, Sam, and Jerry. Gina gets in trouble with some gangsters she borrowed money from, and runs out on Drew when they meet for coffee. He considers dropping her as his donor, but the other patients persuade him not to. Instead, Drew comes up with a solution: ask Gina to move in with him. She refuses, not wanting to lose her "independence", but when the gangsters trash her apartment, she accepts his offer. 	Drew learns from his doctor that his condition has gotten worse, requiring him to undergo weekly dialysis treatments. At the dialysis clinic, he meets fellow patients Eli, Sam, and Jerry. Gina gets in trouble with some gangsters she borrowed money from, and runs out on Drew when they meet for coffee. He considers dropping her as his donor, but the other patients persuade him not to. Instead, Drew comes up with a solution: ask Gina to move in with him. She refuses, not wanting to lose her "independence", but when the gangsters trash her apartment, she accepts his offer.
3 	3 	 	Foreign Bodies 	November 19, 2020 	James Burrows 	Marco Pennette (Story), Alexa Junge & Preston Walker (Teleplay)
When Julia visits, Gina tells her that she's Drew's kidney donor, not knowing that Drew hadn't told his ex yet. This forces Drew to also tell Maddie about his condition. Meanwhile, Drew tries to get used to having Gina in the house with all her quirks, including her befriending and bringing home a huge dog. He gradually accepts that Gina is more than just his donor and makes an effort to bond with her. Gina sneaks into Maddie's room and helps her deal with her fear that her father might die. 	When Julia visits, Gina tells her that she's Drew's kidney donor, not knowing that Drew hadn't told his ex yet. This forces Drew to also tell Maddie about his condition. Meanwhile, Drew tries to get used to having Gina in the house with all her quirks, including her befriending and bringing home a huge dog. He gradually accepts that Gina is more than just his donor and makes an effort to bond with her. Gina sneaks into Maddie's room and helps her deal with her fear that her father might die. 	When Julia visits, Gina tells her that she's Drew's kidney donor, not knowing that Drew hadn't told his ex yet. This forces Drew to also tell Maddie about his condition. Meanwhile, Drew tries to get used to having Gina in the house with all her quirks, including her befriending and bringing home a huge dog. He gradually accepts that Gina is more than just his donor and makes an effort to bond with her. Gina sneaks into Maddie's room and helps her deal with her fear that her father might die. 	When Julia visits, Gina tells her that she's Drew's kidney donor, not knowing that Drew hadn't told his ex yet. This forces Drew to also tell Maddie about his condition. Meanwhile, Drew tries to get used to having Gina in the house with all her quirks, including her befriending and bringing home a huge dog. He gradually accepts that Gina is more than just his donor and makes an effort to bond with her. Gina sneaks into Maddie's room and helps her deal with her fear that her father might die. 	When Julia visits, Gina tells her that she's Drew's kidney donor, not knowing that Drew hadn't told his ex yet. This forces Drew to also tell Maddie about his condition. Meanwhile, Drew tries to get used to having Gina in the house with all her quirks, including her befriending and bringing home a huge dog. He gradually accepts that Gina is more than just his donor and makes an effort to bond with her. Gina sneaks into Maddie's room and helps her deal with her fear that her father might die. 	When Julia visits, Gina tells her that she's Drew's kidney donor, not knowing that Drew hadn't told his ex yet. This forces Drew to also tell Maddie about his condition. Meanwhile, Drew tries to get used to having Gina in the house with all her quirks, including her befriending and bringing home a huge dog. He gradually accepts that Gina is more than just his donor and makes an effort to bond with her. Gina sneaks into Maddie's room and helps her deal with her fear that her father might die. 	When Julia visits, Gina tells her that she's Drew's kidney donor, not knowing that Drew hadn't told his ex yet. This forces Drew to also tell Maddie about his condition. Meanwhile, Drew tries to get used to having Gina in the house with all her quirks, including her befriending and bringing home a huge dog. He gradually accepts that Gina is more than just his donor and makes an effort to bond with her. Gina sneaks into Maddie's room and helps her deal with her fear that her father might die.
4 	4 	 	Joint Pain 	December 3, 2020 	Richie Keen 	Bob Daily (story), Dan O'Shannon & Nicholas Fascitelli (teleplay)
Bitter over his divorce and tired of feeling like a pushover, Drew gets Gina to provide him with weed to smoke. The experience inspires him to break into Julia's house so he can steal a ceramic owl that represents one of his few happy memories of their marriage. Julia catches him, but finds she like how assertive he is and they have sex. Despite Drew telling his friends at the clinic that the whole thing was a one-off, he and Julia start meeting secretly to sleep together. 	Bitter over his divorce and tired of feeling like a pushover, Drew gets Gina to provide him with weed to smoke. The experience inspires him to break into Julia's house so he can steal a ceramic owl that represents one of his few happy memories of their marriage. Julia catches him, but finds she like how assertive he is and they have sex. Despite Drew telling his friends at the clinic that the whole thing was a one-off, he and Julia start meeting secretly to sleep together. 	Bitter over his divorce and tired of feeling like a pushover, Drew gets Gina to provide him with weed to smoke. The experience inspires him to break into Julia's house so he can steal a ceramic owl that represents one of his few happy memories of their marriage. Julia catches him, but finds she like how assertive he is and they have sex. Despite Drew telling his friends at the clinic that the whole thing was a one-off, he and Julia start meeting secretly to sleep together. 	Bitter over his divorce and tired of feeling like a pushover, Drew gets Gina to provide him with weed to smoke. The experience inspires him to break into Julia's house so he can steal a ceramic owl that represents one of his few happy memories of their marriage. Julia catches him, but finds she like how assertive he is and they have sex. Despite Drew telling his friends at the clinic that the whole thing was a one-off, he and Julia start meeting secretly to sleep together. 	Bitter over his divorce and tired of feeling like a pushover, Drew gets Gina to provide him with weed to smoke. The experience inspires him to break into Julia's house so he can steal a ceramic owl that represents one of his few happy memories of their marriage. Julia catches him, but finds she like how assertive he is and they have sex. Despite Drew telling his friends at the clinic that the whole thing was a one-off, he and Julia start meeting secretly to sleep together. 	Bitter over his divorce and tired of feeling like a pushover, Drew gets Gina to provide him with weed to smoke. The experience inspires him to break into Julia's house so he can steal a ceramic owl that represents one of his few happy memories of their marriage. Julia catches him, but finds she like how assertive he is and they have sex. Despite Drew telling his friends at the clinic that the whole thing was a one-off, he and Julia start meeting secretly to sleep together. 	Bitter over his divorce and tired of feeling like a pushover, Drew gets Gina to provide him with weed to smoke. The experience inspires him to break into Julia's house so he can steal a ceramic owl that represents one of his few happy memories of their marriage. Julia catches him, but finds she like how assertive he is and they have sex. Despite Drew telling his friends at the clinic that the whole thing was a one-off, he and Julia start meeting secretly to sleep together.
5 	5 	 	High Risk Factor 	December 17, 2020 	Richie Keen 	Carol Leifer (story), Michelle Nader & Marco Pennette (teleplay)
Tensions flare when Drew's controlling nature clashes with Gina's desire to live her life; Gina is annoyed that Drew insists on tracking her every move and calling her constantly. Drew defends himself by saying he's only looking out for his donor, but even Maddie tells him he needs to back off. Julia tries to get Gina to stop risking her health, but instead gets persuaded to go skydiving with her, something she never got to do while married to Drew. Drew finally accepts that he can only trust Gina to keep herself safe. 	Tensions flare when Drew's controlling nature clashes with Gina's desire to live her life; Gina is annoyed that Drew insists on tracking her every move and calling her constantly. Drew defends himself by saying he's only looking out for his donor, but even Maddie tells him he needs to back off. Julia tries to get Gina to stop risking her health, but instead gets persuaded to go skydiving with her, something she never got to do while married to Drew. Drew finally accepts that he can only trust Gina to keep herself safe. 	Tensions flare when Drew's controlling nature clashes with Gina's desire to live her life; Gina is annoyed that Drew insists on tracking her every move and calling her constantly. Drew defends himself by saying he's only looking out for his donor, but even Maddie tells him he needs to back off. Julia tries to get Gina to stop risking her health, but instead gets persuaded to go skydiving with her, something she never got to do while married to Drew. Drew finally accepts that he can only trust Gina to keep herself safe. 	Tensions flare when Drew's controlling nature clashes with Gina's desire to live her life; Gina is annoyed that Drew insists on tracking her every move and calling her constantly. Drew defends himself by saying he's only looking out for his donor, but even Maddie tells him he needs to back off. Julia tries to get Gina to stop risking her health, but instead gets persuaded to go skydiving with her, something she never got to do while married to Drew. Drew finally accepts that he can only trust Gina to keep herself safe. 	Tensions flare when Drew's controlling nature clashes with Gina's desire to live her life; Gina is annoyed that Drew insists on tracking her every move and calling her constantly. Drew defends himself by saying he's only looking out for his donor, but even Maddie tells him he needs to back off. Julia tries to get Gina to stop risking her health, but instead gets persuaded to go skydiving with her, something she never got to do while married to Drew. Drew finally accepts that he can only trust Gina to keep herself safe. 	Tensions flare when Drew's controlling nature clashes with Gina's desire to live her life; Gina is annoyed that Drew insists on tracking her every move and calling her constantly. Drew defends himself by saying he's only looking out for his donor, but even Maddie tells him he needs to back off. Julia tries to get Gina to stop risking her health, but instead gets persuaded to go skydiving with her, something she never got to do while married to Drew. Drew finally accepts that he can only trust Gina to keep herself safe. 	Tensions flare when Drew's controlling nature clashes with Gina's desire to live her life; Gina is annoyed that Drew insists on tracking her every move and calling her constantly. Drew defends himself by saying he's only looking out for his donor, but even Maddie tells him he needs to back off. Julia tries to get Gina to stop risking her health, but instead gets persuaded to go skydiving with her, something she never got to do while married to Drew. Drew finally accepts that he can only trust Gina to keep herself safe.
6 	6 	 	Open Heart Surgery 	January 21, 2021 	Scott Ellis 	Michael Nader (story), Bob Daily & Darrin Bragg (teleplay)
Drew is thrilled when he and Gina receive a scheduling notice for her pre-kidney donation psychological evaluation, a critical step on the road to his transplant. But after Gina finds out an ex-boyfriend is getting engaged, she freaks out and Drew in turn panics because this happens right as she's about to do the eval. Things eventually turn out OK, and Gina even inspires Drew to act somewhat less like a grumpy young-old man. 	Drew is thrilled when he and Gina receive a scheduling notice for her pre-kidney donation psychological evaluation, a critical step on the road to his transplant. But after Gina finds out an ex-boyfriend is getting engaged, she freaks out and Drew in turn panics because this happens right as she's about to do the eval. Things eventually turn out OK, and Gina even inspires Drew to act somewhat less like a grumpy young-old man. 	Drew is thrilled when he and Gina receive a scheduling notice for her pre-kidney donation psychological evaluation, a critical step on the road to his transplant. But after Gina finds out an ex-boyfriend is getting engaged, she freaks out and Drew in turn panics because this happens right as she's about to do the eval. Things eventually turn out OK, and Gina even inspires Drew to act somewhat less like a grumpy young-old man. 	Drew is thrilled when he and Gina receive a scheduling notice for her pre-kidney donation psychological evaluation, a critical step on the road to his transplant. But after Gina finds out an ex-boyfriend is getting engaged, she freaks out and Drew in turn panics because this happens right as she's about to do the eval. Things eventually turn out OK, and Gina even inspires Drew to act somewhat less like a grumpy young-old man. 	Drew is thrilled when he and Gina receive a scheduling notice for her pre-kidney donation psychological evaluation, a critical step on the road to his transplant. But after Gina finds out an ex-boyfriend is getting engaged, she freaks out and Drew in turn panics because this happens right as she's about to do the eval. Things eventually turn out OK, and Gina even inspires Drew to act somewhat less like a grumpy young-old man. 	Drew is thrilled when he and Gina receive a scheduling notice for her pre-kidney donation psychological evaluation, a critical step on the road to his transplant. But after Gina finds out an ex-boyfriend is getting engaged, she freaks out and Drew in turn panics because this happens right as she's about to do the eval. Things eventually turn out OK, and Gina even inspires Drew to act somewhat less like a grumpy young-old man. 	Drew is thrilled when he and Gina receive a scheduling notice for her pre-kidney donation psychological evaluation, a critical step on the road to his transplant. But after Gina finds out an ex-boyfriend is getting engaged, she freaks out and Drew in turn panics because this happens right as she's about to do the eval. Things eventually turn out OK, and Gina even inspires Drew to act somewhat less like a grumpy young-old man.
7 	7 	 	Phantom Limb 	February 11, 2021 	Scott Ellis 	Dan O'Shannon & Bob Daily & Michelle Nader (story), Jim Patterson & Alexa Junge & Heide Perlman (teleplay)
Drew's response to two shots of bad news (he has to start a strict diet and exercise program after he faints during dialysis, and he is forced to miss his daughter's National Soccer tournament because there isn't any dialysis center he can get to in Ohio) is to pick a fight with Gina. He later makes amends to standing up on Gina's behalf to her sister, who thinks Gina agreed to the kidney transplant for stupid and selfish reasons. 	Drew's response to two shots of bad news (he has to start a strict diet and exercise program after he faints during dialysis, and he is forced to miss his daughter's National Soccer tournament because there isn't any dialysis center he can get to in Ohio) is to pick a fight with Gina. He later makes amends to standing up on Gina's behalf to her sister, who thinks Gina agreed to the kidney transplant for stupid and selfish reasons. 	Drew's response to two shots of bad news (he has to start a strict diet and exercise program after he faints during dialysis, and he is forced to miss his daughter's National Soccer tournament because there isn't any dialysis center he can get to in Ohio) is to pick a fight with Gina. He later makes amends to standing up on Gina's behalf to her sister, who thinks Gina agreed to the kidney transplant for stupid and selfish reasons. 	Drew's response to two shots of bad news (he has to start a strict diet and exercise program after he faints during dialysis, and he is forced to miss his daughter's National Soccer tournament because there isn't any dialysis center he can get to in Ohio) is to pick a fight with Gina. He later makes amends to standing up on Gina's behalf to her sister, who thinks Gina agreed to the kidney transplant for stupid and selfish reasons. 	Drew's response to two shots of bad news (he has to start a strict diet and exercise program after he faints during dialysis, and he is forced to miss his daughter's National Soccer tournament because there isn't any dialysis center he can get to in Ohio) is to pick a fight with Gina. He later makes amends to standing up on Gina's behalf to her sister, who thinks Gina agreed to the kidney transplant for stupid and selfish reasons. 	Drew's response to two shots of bad news (he has to start a strict diet and exercise program after he faints during dialysis, and he is forced to miss his daughter's National Soccer tournament because there isn't any dialysis center he can get to in Ohio) is to pick a fight with Gina. He later makes amends to standing up on Gina's behalf to her sister, who thinks Gina agreed to the kidney transplant for stupid and selfish reasons. 	Drew's response to two shots of bad news (he has to start a strict diet and exercise program after he faints during dialysis, and he is forced to miss his daughter's National Soccer tournament because there isn't any dialysis center he can get to in Ohio) is to pick a fight with Gina. He later makes amends to standing up on Gina's behalf to her sister, who thinks Gina agreed to the kidney transplant for stupid and selfish reasons.
8 	8 	 	Integration Therapy 	February 18, 2021 	Scott Ellis 	Alexa Junge & Jim Patterson & Heide Perlman (story), Bob Daily & Dan O'Shannon & Carol Leifer (teleplay)
Drew is dining alone at a restaurant when Julia walks in, and he soon realizes that all of their "couple friends" remained friends with her and have no interest in him. Gina prompts him to have a party for the dialysis group that weekend to show he can be sociable. The party initially is carried by Gina, but when she has to leave, Drew manages to bond with the group. Gina is hurt when Drew talks about friends always drifting apart, thinking it suggests the two of them will not remain friends after the transplant. However, Drew buys Gina a car after learning her motorcycle cannot be repaired, and sets up a schedule of "payments" that will force them to stay in touch for decades to come. 	Drew is dining alone at a restaurant when Julia walks in, and he soon realizes that all of their "couple friends" remained friends with her and have no interest in him. Gina prompts him to have a party for the dialysis group that weekend to show he can be sociable. The party initially is carried by Gina, but when she has to leave, Drew manages to bond with the group. Gina is hurt when Drew talks about friends always drifting apart, thinking it suggests the two of them will not remain friends after the transplant. However, Drew buys Gina a car after learning her motorcycle cannot be repaired, and sets up a schedule of "payments" that will force them to stay in touch for decades to come. 	Drew is dining alone at a restaurant when Julia walks in, and he soon realizes that all of their "couple friends" remained friends with her and have no interest in him. Gina prompts him to have a party for the dialysis group that weekend to show he can be sociable. The party initially is carried by Gina, but when she has to leave, Drew manages to bond with the group. Gina is hurt when Drew talks about friends always drifting apart, thinking it suggests the two of them will not remain friends after the transplant. However, Drew buys Gina a car after learning her motorcycle cannot be repaired, and sets up a schedule of "payments" that will force them to stay in touch for decades to come. 	Drew is dining alone at a restaurant when Julia walks in, and he soon realizes that all of their "couple friends" remained friends with her and have no interest in him. Gina prompts him to have a party for the dialysis group that weekend to show he can be sociable. The party initially is carried by Gina, but when she has to leave, Drew manages to bond with the group. Gina is hurt when Drew talks about friends always drifting apart, thinking it suggests the two of them will not remain friends after the transplant. However, Drew buys Gina a car after learning her motorcycle cannot be repaired, and sets up a schedule of "payments" that will force them to stay in touch for decades to come. 	Drew is dining alone at a restaurant when Julia walks in, and he soon realizes that all of their "couple friends" remained friends with her and have no interest in him. Gina prompts him to have a party for the dialysis group that weekend to show he can be sociable. The party initially is carried by Gina, but when she has to leave, Drew manages to bond with the group. Gina is hurt when Drew talks about friends always drifting apart, thinking it suggests the two of them will not remain friends after the transplant. However, Drew buys Gina a car after learning her motorcycle cannot be repaired, and sets up a schedule of "payments" that will force them to stay in touch for decades to come. 	Drew is dining alone at a restaurant when Julia walks in, and he soon realizes that all of their "couple friends" remained friends with her and have no interest in him. Gina prompts him to have a party for the dialysis group that weekend to show he can be sociable. The party initially is carried by Gina, but when she has to leave, Drew manages to bond with the group. Gina is hurt when Drew talks about friends always drifting apart, thinking it suggests the two of them will not remain friends after the transplant. However, Drew buys Gina a car after learning her motorcycle cannot be repaired, and sets up a schedule of "payments" that will force them to stay in touch for decades to come. 	Drew is dining alone at a restaurant when Julia walks in, and he soon realizes that all of their "couple friends" remained friends with her and have no interest in him. Gina prompts him to have a party for the dialysis group that weekend to show he can be sociable. The party initially is carried by Gina, but when she has to leave, Drew manages to bond with the group. Gina is hurt when Drew talks about friends always drifting apart, thinking it suggests the two of them will not remain friends after the transplant. However, Drew buys Gina a car after learning her motorcycle cannot be repaired, and sets up a schedule of "payments" that will force them to stay in touch for decades to come.
9 	9 	 	B Negative 	February 25, 2021 	Scott Ellis 	Marco Pennette & Dan O'Shannon & Darrin Bragg (story), Carol Leifer & Heide Perlman & Greg Malins (teleplay)
Jerry gets the call that he's a match for his kidney transplant, and the group is excited for their friend as well as imagining what it will be like when they get their own new kidneys. Drew even makes long-postponed plans to take his daughter to Iceland. However, when Jerry's body rejects his transplant, everyone is devastated, and Drew only gives Jerry a don't-give-up pep talk to set up his admission to Gina that he was lying and the fact that he stops going to dialysis and heads to the airport. Elsewhere, Gina and Norma run into conflict when Gina decides she'd like a more important job to give meaning to her life, and a hurt Norma takes it personally. 	Jerry gets the call that he's a match for his kidney transplant, and the group is excited for their friend as well as imagining what it will be like when they get their own new kidneys. Drew even makes long-postponed plans to take his daughter to Iceland. However, when Jerry's body rejects his transplant, everyone is devastated, and Drew only gives Jerry a don't-give-up pep talk to set up his admission to Gina that he was lying and the fact that he stops going to dialysis and heads to the airport. Elsewhere, Gina and Norma run into conflict when Gina decides she'd like a more important job to give meaning to her life, and a hurt Norma takes it personally. 	Jerry gets the call that he's a match for his kidney transplant, and the group is excited for their friend as well as imagining what it will be like when they get their own new kidneys. Drew even makes long-postponed plans to take his daughter to Iceland. However, when Jerry's body rejects his transplant, everyone is devastated, and Drew only gives Jerry a don't-give-up pep talk to set up his admission to Gina that he was lying and the fact that he stops going to dialysis and heads to the airport. Elsewhere, Gina and Norma run into conflict when Gina decides she'd like a more important job to give meaning to her life, and a hurt Norma takes it personally. 	Jerry gets the call that he's a match for his kidney transplant, and the group is excited for their friend as well as imagining what it will be like when they get their own new kidneys. Drew even makes long-postponed plans to take his daughter to Iceland. However, when Jerry's body rejects his transplant, everyone is devastated, and Drew only gives Jerry a don't-give-up pep talk to set up his admission to Gina that he was lying and the fact that he stops going to dialysis and heads to the airport. Elsewhere, Gina and Norma run into conflict when Gina decides she'd like a more important job to give meaning to her life, and a hurt Norma takes it personally. 	Jerry gets the call that he's a match for his kidney transplant, and the group is excited for their friend as well as imagining what it will be like when they get their own new kidneys. Drew even makes long-postponed plans to take his daughter to Iceland. However, when Jerry's body rejects his transplant, everyone is devastated, and Drew only gives Jerry a don't-give-up pep talk to set up his admission to Gina that he was lying and the fact that he stops going to dialysis and heads to the airport. Elsewhere, Gina and Norma run into conflict when Gina decides she'd like a more important job to give meaning to her life, and a hurt Norma takes it personally. 	Jerry gets the call that he's a match for his kidney transplant, and the group is excited for their friend as well as imagining what it will be like when they get their own new kidneys. Drew even makes long-postponed plans to take his daughter to Iceland. However, when Jerry's body rejects his transplant, everyone is devastated, and Drew only gives Jerry a don't-give-up pep talk to set up his admission to Gina that he was lying and the fact that he stops going to dialysis and heads to the airport. Elsewhere, Gina and Norma run into conflict when Gina decides she'd like a more important job to give meaning to her life, and a hurt Norma takes it personally. 	Jerry gets the call that he's a match for his kidney transplant, and the group is excited for their friend as well as imagining what it will be like when they get their own new kidneys. Drew even makes long-postponed plans to take his daughter to Iceland. However, when Jerry's body rejects his transplant, everyone is devastated, and Drew only gives Jerry a don't-give-up pep talk to set up his admission to Gina that he was lying and the fact that he stops going to dialysis and heads to the airport. Elsewhere, Gina and Norma run into conflict when Gina decides she'd like a more important job to give meaning to her life, and a hurt Norma takes it personally.
10 	10 	 	B Negative Part 2 	March 4, 2021 	Richie Keen 	Alexa Junge & Nick Fascitelli & Preston Walker (story), Marco Pennette & Bob Daily & Michelle Nader (teleplay)
While Drew's cliffhanging airport goodbye last week ends up being him sending his daughter and ex-wife on an all-expenses paid trip to Iceland and he returns home, he remains depressed over Jerry's transplant failure and turns to drinking Gina's homebrewed beer and asking her for drugs. After taking an unidentified tablet, Drew vanishes and Gina and the dialysis group go to find him, eventually seeing him passed out on someone's lawn. Drew learns his "drug-induced visions" were caused by uremia after he missed dialysis, and he decides he will get back in the fight. Jerry returns to dialysis and is cheered by a video of Drew's goofy antics. 	While Drew's cliffhanging airport goodbye last week ends up being him sending his daughter and ex-wife on an all-expenses paid trip to Iceland and he returns home, he remains depressed over Jerry's transplant failure and turns to drinking Gina's homebrewed beer and asking her for drugs. After taking an unidentified tablet, Drew vanishes and Gina and the dialysis group go to find him, eventually seeing him passed out on someone's lawn. Drew learns his "drug-induced visions" were caused by uremia after he missed dialysis, and he decides he will get back in the fight. Jerry returns to dialysis and is cheered by a video of Drew's goofy antics. 	While Drew's cliffhanging airport goodbye last week ends up being him sending his daughter and ex-wife on an all-expenses paid trip to Iceland and he returns home, he remains depressed over Jerry's transplant failure and turns to drinking Gina's homebrewed beer and asking her for drugs. After taking an unidentified tablet, Drew vanishes and Gina and the dialysis group go to find him, eventually seeing him passed out on someone's lawn. Drew learns his "drug-induced visions" were caused by uremia after he missed dialysis, and he decides he will get back in the fight. Jerry returns to dialysis and is cheered by a video of Drew's goofy antics. 	While Drew's cliffhanging airport goodbye last week ends up being him sending his daughter and ex-wife on an all-expenses paid trip to Iceland and he returns home, he remains depressed over Jerry's transplant failure and turns to drinking Gina's homebrewed beer and asking her for drugs. After taking an unidentified tablet, Drew vanishes and Gina and the dialysis group go to find him, eventually seeing him passed out on someone's lawn. Drew learns his "drug-induced visions" were caused by uremia after he missed dialysis, and he decides he will get back in the fight. Jerry returns to dialysis and is cheered by a video of Drew's goofy antics. 	While Drew's cliffhanging airport goodbye last week ends up being him sending his daughter and ex-wife on an all-expenses paid trip to Iceland and he returns home, he remains depressed over Jerry's transplant failure and turns to drinking Gina's homebrewed beer and asking her for drugs. After taking an unidentified tablet, Drew vanishes and Gina and the dialysis group go to find him, eventually seeing him passed out on someone's lawn. Drew learns his "drug-induced visions" were caused by uremia after he missed dialysis, and he decides he will get back in the fight. Jerry returns to dialysis and is cheered by a video of Drew's goofy antics. 	While Drew's cliffhanging airport goodbye last week ends up being him sending his daughter and ex-wife on an all-expenses paid trip to Iceland and he returns home, he remains depressed over Jerry's transplant failure and turns to drinking Gina's homebrewed beer and asking her for drugs. After taking an unidentified tablet, Drew vanishes and Gina and the dialysis group go to find him, eventually seeing him passed out on someone's lawn. Drew learns his "drug-induced visions" were caused by uremia after he missed dialysis, and he decides he will get back in the fight. Jerry returns to dialysis and is cheered by a video of Drew's goofy antics. 	While Drew's cliffhanging airport goodbye last week ends up being him sending his daughter and ex-wife on an all-expenses paid trip to Iceland and he returns home, he remains depressed over Jerry's transplant failure and turns to drinking Gina's homebrewed beer and asking her for drugs. After taking an unidentified tablet, Drew vanishes and Gina and the dialysis group go to find him, eventually seeing him passed out on someone's lawn. Drew learns his "drug-induced visions" were caused by uremia after he missed dialysis, and he decides he will get back in the fight. Jerry returns to dialysis and is cheered by a video of Drew's goofy antics.
11 	11 	 	Recessive Gina 	March 11, 2021 	Richie Keen 	Marco Pennette & Bob Daily & Michelle Nader (story), Alexa Junge & Dan O'Shannon & Heide Perlman (teleplay)
Drew finds out that Gina needs her father's medical records to see if she's more likely to have serious issues with the kidney transplant. Gina initially says it doesn't matter because her father is dead and she doesn't want to talk to her stepmother, but she changes her mind when Drew tells her he's going to cancel the transplant out of concern for her. Gina takes Drew and Norma (who is sad because she and her daughter can't get along well) to Philadelphia to get the records, and fills them in about her sad childhood while admitting her father is alive and she hasn't seen him for 20 years. She later finds out her father actually died last year, but she gets the medical information and a box of memories that allows her to have a tearful but hope-inducing goodbye to her late dad. 	Drew finds out that Gina needs her father's medical records to see if she's more likely to have serious issues with the kidney transplant. Gina initially says it doesn't matter because her father is dead and she doesn't want to talk to her stepmother, but she changes her mind when Drew tells her he's going to cancel the transplant out of concern for her. Gina takes Drew and Norma (who is sad because she and her daughter can't get along well) to Philadelphia to get the records, and fills them in about her sad childhood while admitting her father is alive and she hasn't seen him for 20 years. She later finds out her father actually died last year, but she gets the medical information and a box of memories that allows her to have a tearful but hope-inducing goodbye to her late dad. 	Drew finds out that Gina needs her father's medical records to see if she's more likely to have serious issues with the kidney transplant. Gina initially says it doesn't matter because her father is dead and she doesn't want to talk to her stepmother, but she changes her mind when Drew tells her he's going to cancel the transplant out of concern for her. Gina takes Drew and Norma (who is sad because she and her daughter can't get along well) to Philadelphia to get the records, and fills them in about her sad childhood while admitting her father is alive and she hasn't seen him for 20 years. She later finds out her father actually died last year, but she gets the medical information and a box of memories that allows her to have a tearful but hope-inducing goodbye to her late dad. 	Drew finds out that Gina needs her father's medical records to see if she's more likely to have serious issues with the kidney transplant. Gina initially says it doesn't matter because her father is dead and she doesn't want to talk to her stepmother, but she changes her mind when Drew tells her he's going to cancel the transplant out of concern for her. Gina takes Drew and Norma (who is sad because she and her daughter can't get along well) to Philadelphia to get the records, and fills them in about her sad childhood while admitting her father is alive and she hasn't seen him for 20 years. She later finds out her father actually died last year, but she gets the medical information and a box of memories that allows her to have a tearful but hope-inducing goodbye to her late dad. 	Drew finds out that Gina needs her father's medical records to see if she's more likely to have serious issues with the kidney transplant. Gina initially says it doesn't matter because her father is dead and she doesn't want to talk to her stepmother, but she changes her mind when Drew tells her he's going to cancel the transplant out of concern for her. Gina takes Drew and Norma (who is sad because she and her daughter can't get along well) to Philadelphia to get the records, and fills them in about her sad childhood while admitting her father is alive and she hasn't seen him for 20 years. She later finds out her father actually died last year, but she gets the medical information and a box of memories that allows her to have a tearful but hope-inducing goodbye to her late dad. 	Drew finds out that Gina needs her father's medical records to see if she's more likely to have serious issues with the kidney transplant. Gina initially says it doesn't matter because her father is dead and she doesn't want to talk to her stepmother, but she changes her mind when Drew tells her he's going to cancel the transplant out of concern for her. Gina takes Drew and Norma (who is sad because she and her daughter can't get along well) to Philadelphia to get the records, and fills them in about her sad childhood while admitting her father is alive and she hasn't seen him for 20 years. She later finds out her father actually died last year, but she gets the medical information and a box of memories that allows her to have a tearful but hope-inducing goodbye to her late dad. 	Drew finds out that Gina needs her father's medical records to see if she's more likely to have serious issues with the kidney transplant. Gina initially says it doesn't matter because her father is dead and she doesn't want to talk to her stepmother, but she changes her mind when Drew tells her he's going to cancel the transplant out of concern for her. Gina takes Drew and Norma (who is sad because she and her daughter can't get along well) to Philadelphia to get the records, and fills them in about her sad childhood while admitting her father is alive and she hasn't seen him for 20 years. She later finds out her father actually died last year, but she gets the medical information and a box of memories that allows her to have a tearful but hope-inducing goodbye to her late dad.
12 	12 	 	Canine Extraction 	April 1, 2021 	Phill Lewis 	Chuck Lorre & Jim Patterson & Dan O'Shannon (story), Jamie Rhonheimer & Jessica Kravitz & Carol Leifer (teleplay)
The combination of Gina finding out that Cannoli the dog's owner is coming back to the U.S. and Drew being treated distantly by daughter Maddie leads to the two of them switching roles: Gina busts Maddie for drinking beer and tells Drew, while Drew horrifies Gina when he "dog-naps" Cannoli. Eventually, Drew realizes he's projecting his feelings of Maddie growing up and away from him, and she tells her dad she still loves him. 	The combination of Gina finding out that Cannoli the dog's owner is coming back to the U.S. and Drew being treated distantly by daughter Maddie leads to the two of them switching roles: Gina busts Maddie for drinking beer and tells Drew, while Drew horrifies Gina when he "dog-naps" Cannoli. Eventually, Drew realizes he's projecting his feelings of Maddie growing up and away from him, and she tells her dad she still loves him. 	The combination of Gina finding out that Cannoli the dog's owner is coming back to the U.S. and Drew being treated distantly by daughter Maddie leads to the two of them switching roles: Gina busts Maddie for drinking beer and tells Drew, while Drew horrifies Gina when he "dog-naps" Cannoli. Eventually, Drew realizes he's projecting his feelings of Maddie growing up and away from him, and she tells her dad she still loves him. 	The combination of Gina finding out that Cannoli the dog's owner is coming back to the U.S. and Drew being treated distantly by daughter Maddie leads to the two of them switching roles: Gina busts Maddie for drinking beer and tells Drew, while Drew horrifies Gina when he "dog-naps" Cannoli. Eventually, Drew realizes he's projecting his feelings of Maddie growing up and away from him, and she tells her dad she still loves him. 	The combination of Gina finding out that Cannoli the dog's owner is coming back to the U.S. and Drew being treated distantly by daughter Maddie leads to the two of them switching roles: Gina busts Maddie for drinking beer and tells Drew, while Drew horrifies Gina when he "dog-naps" Cannoli. Eventually, Drew realizes he's projecting his feelings of Maddie growing up and away from him, and she tells her dad she still loves him. 	The combination of Gina finding out that Cannoli the dog's owner is coming back to the U.S. and Drew being treated distantly by daughter Maddie leads to the two of them switching roles: Gina busts Maddie for drinking beer and tells Drew, while Drew horrifies Gina when he "dog-naps" Cannoli. Eventually, Drew realizes he's projecting his feelings of Maddie growing up and away from him, and she tells her dad she still loves him. 	The combination of Gina finding out that Cannoli the dog's owner is coming back to the U.S. and Drew being treated distantly by daughter Maddie leads to the two of them switching roles: Gina busts Maddie for drinking beer and tells Drew, while Drew horrifies Gina when he "dog-naps" Cannoli. Eventually, Drew realizes he's projecting his feelings of Maddie growing up and away from him, and she tells her dad she still loves him.
13 	13 	 	Inflammatory Response 	April 8, 2021 	Scott Ellis 	Jamie Rhonheimer & Jessica Kravitz & Heide Perlman (story), Jim Patterson & Dan O'Shannon & Alexa Junge (teleplay)
Norma moves into Drew's house after she accidentally sets her room on fire at the retirement home. Also, a romance heats up between Gina and Eli. Drew is strongly against it because he thinks it will affect his friendship with Eli. Out of respect for Drew, Gina agrees to not act on her feelings for Eli, but ultimately does. 	Norma moves into Drew's house after she accidentally sets her room on fire at the retirement home. Also, a romance heats up between Gina and Eli. Drew is strongly against it because he thinks it will affect his friendship with Eli. Out of respect for Drew, Gina agrees to not act on her feelings for Eli, but ultimately does. 	Norma moves into Drew's house after she accidentally sets her room on fire at the retirement home. Also, a romance heats up between Gina and Eli. Drew is strongly against it because he thinks it will affect his friendship with Eli. Out of respect for Drew, Gina agrees to not act on her feelings for Eli, but ultimately does. 	Norma moves into Drew's house after she accidentally sets her room on fire at the retirement home. Also, a romance heats up between Gina and Eli. Drew is strongly against it because he thinks it will affect his friendship with Eli. Out of respect for Drew, Gina agrees to not act on her feelings for Eli, but ultimately does. 	Norma moves into Drew's house after she accidentally sets her room on fire at the retirement home. Also, a romance heats up between Gina and Eli. Drew is strongly against it because he thinks it will affect his friendship with Eli. Out of respect for Drew, Gina agrees to not act on her feelings for Eli, but ultimately does. 	Norma moves into Drew's house after she accidentally sets her room on fire at the retirement home. Also, a romance heats up between Gina and Eli. Drew is strongly against it because he thinks it will affect his friendship with Eli. Out of respect for Drew, Gina agrees to not act on her feelings for Eli, but ultimately does. 	Norma moves into Drew's house after she accidentally sets her room on fire at the retirement home. Also, a romance heats up between Gina and Eli. Drew is strongly against it because he thinks it will affect his friendship with Eli. Out of respect for Drew, Gina agrees to not act on her feelings for Eli, but ultimately does.
14 	14 	 	Love Life Support 	April 15, 2021 	Scott Ellis 	Marco Pennette & Michelle Nader & Bob Daily (story), Heide Perlman & Jamie Rhonheimer & Nicholas Fascitelli (teleplay)
Convinced that Gina is different than other women he's dated, Eli asks her to go to Las Vegas with him. Gina is game, until she learns that Eli is taking her as his date to a family wedding. She panics by inviting over an old boyfriend, but stops short of sleeping with him. Meanwhile, Drew goes overboard trying to act like he's happy for Gina and Eli, but Norma sees through it. 	Convinced that Gina is different than other women he's dated, Eli asks her to go to Las Vegas with him. Gina is game, until she learns that Eli is taking her as his date to a family wedding. She panics by inviting over an old boyfriend, but stops short of sleeping with him. Meanwhile, Drew goes overboard trying to act like he's happy for Gina and Eli, but Norma sees through it. 	Convinced that Gina is different than other women he's dated, Eli asks her to go to Las Vegas with him. Gina is game, until she learns that Eli is taking her as his date to a family wedding. She panics by inviting over an old boyfriend, but stops short of sleeping with him. Meanwhile, Drew goes overboard trying to act like he's happy for Gina and Eli, but Norma sees through it. 	Convinced that Gina is different than other women he's dated, Eli asks her to go to Las Vegas with him. Gina is game, until she learns that Eli is taking her as his date to a family wedding. She panics by inviting over an old boyfriend, but stops short of sleeping with him. Meanwhile, Drew goes overboard trying to act like he's happy for Gina and Eli, but Norma sees through it. 	Convinced that Gina is different than other women he's dated, Eli asks her to go to Las Vegas with him. Gina is game, until she learns that Eli is taking her as his date to a family wedding. She panics by inviting over an old boyfriend, but stops short of sleeping with him. Meanwhile, Drew goes overboard trying to act like he's happy for Gina and Eli, but Norma sees through it. 	Convinced that Gina is different than other women he's dated, Eli asks her to go to Las Vegas with him. Gina is game, until she learns that Eli is taking her as his date to a family wedding. She panics by inviting over an old boyfriend, but stops short of sleeping with him. Meanwhile, Drew goes overboard trying to act like he's happy for Gina and Eli, but Norma sees through it. 	Convinced that Gina is different than other women he's dated, Eli asks her to go to Las Vegas with him. Gina is game, until she learns that Eli is taking her as his date to a family wedding. She panics by inviting over an old boyfriend, but stops short of sleeping with him. Meanwhile, Drew goes overboard trying to act like he's happy for Gina and Eli, but Norma sees through it.
15 	15 	 	Miss Diagnosis 	April 22, 2021 	Richie Keen 	Marco Pennette & Michelle Nader & Bob Daily (story), Heide Perlman & Jamie Rhonheimer & Nicholas Fascitelli (teleplay)
Drew meets a woman named Adriana in the hospital vending area outside the dialysis room. After the two have a great first date, Drew decides he should tell Adriana about his kidney failure. He is surprised and dejected when Adriana later tells him via text that they shouldn't pursue a relationship. Drew soon sees Adriana in their initial meeting spot, and she tells him she has cancer. Drew says he doesn't care, and the two agree to another date. Meanwhile, Eli prepares to audition for a local sportscaster job with Gina's help, but after the audition, the station informs him they are choosing someone else. Eli then confesses to Gina that he really needed the job, because he's broke. 	Drew meets a woman named Adriana in the hospital vending area outside the dialysis room. After the two have a great first date, Drew decides he should tell Adriana about his kidney failure. He is surprised and dejected when Adriana later tells him via text that they shouldn't pursue a relationship. Drew soon sees Adriana in their initial meeting spot, and she tells him she has cancer. Drew says he doesn't care, and the two agree to another date. Meanwhile, Eli prepares to audition for a local sportscaster job with Gina's help, but after the audition, the station informs him they are choosing someone else. Eli then confesses to Gina that he really needed the job, because he's broke. 	Drew meets a woman named Adriana in the hospital vending area outside the dialysis room. After the two have a great first date, Drew decides he should tell Adriana about his kidney failure. He is surprised and dejected when Adriana later tells him via text that they shouldn't pursue a relationship. Drew soon sees Adriana in their initial meeting spot, and she tells him she has cancer. Drew says he doesn't care, and the two agree to another date. Meanwhile, Eli prepares to audition for a local sportscaster job with Gina's help, but after the audition, the station informs him they are choosing someone else. Eli then confesses to Gina that he really needed the job, because he's broke. 	Drew meets a woman named Adriana in the hospital vending area outside the dialysis room. After the two have a great first date, Drew decides he should tell Adriana about his kidney failure. He is surprised and dejected when Adriana later tells him via text that they shouldn't pursue a relationship. Drew soon sees Adriana in their initial meeting spot, and she tells him she has cancer. Drew says he doesn't care, and the two agree to another date. Meanwhile, Eli prepares to audition for a local sportscaster job with Gina's help, but after the audition, the station informs him they are choosing someone else. Eli then confesses to Gina that he really needed the job, because he's broke. 	Drew meets a woman named Adriana in the hospital vending area outside the dialysis room. After the two have a great first date, Drew decides he should tell Adriana about his kidney failure. He is surprised and dejected when Adriana later tells him via text that they shouldn't pursue a relationship. Drew soon sees Adriana in their initial meeting spot, and she tells him she has cancer. Drew says he doesn't care, and the two agree to another date. Meanwhile, Eli prepares to audition for a local sportscaster job with Gina's help, but after the audition, the station informs him they are choosing someone else. Eli then confesses to Gina that he really needed the job, because he's broke. 	Drew meets a woman named Adriana in the hospital vending area outside the dialysis room. After the two have a great first date, Drew decides he should tell Adriana about his kidney failure. He is surprised and dejected when Adriana later tells him via text that they shouldn't pursue a relationship. Drew soon sees Adriana in their initial meeting spot, and she tells him she has cancer. Drew says he doesn't care, and the two agree to another date. Meanwhile, Eli prepares to audition for a local sportscaster job with Gina's help, but after the audition, the station informs him they are choosing someone else. Eli then confesses to Gina that he really needed the job, because he's broke. 	Drew meets a woman named Adriana in the hospital vending area outside the dialysis room. After the two have a great first date, Drew decides he should tell Adriana about his kidney failure. He is surprised and dejected when Adriana later tells him via text that they shouldn't pursue a relationship. Drew soon sees Adriana in their initial meeting spot, and she tells him she has cancer. Drew says he doesn't care, and the two agree to another date. Meanwhile, Eli prepares to audition for a local sportscaster job with Gina's help, but after the audition, the station informs him they are choosing someone else. Eli then confesses to Gina that he really needed the job, because he's broke.
16 	16 	 	A Cute Asphyxiation 	April 29, 2021 	Richie Keen 	Jim Patterson & Heide Perlman & Dan O'Shannon (story), Bob Daily & Jessica Kravitz & Jack O'Brien (teleplay)
Drew and Gina's nascent relationships with cancer patient Adriana and dialysis squad member Eli each hit some snags. Drew runs into turbulence when his efforts to help care for Adriana after her latest chemo treatments are met with her ordering him to go away, and Eli is angry when Gina clues Drew in about Eli's financial woes (this leads to the dialysis group making a nice gesture to buy Eli's eBay-listed Super Bowl ring and give it back to him, which in turns makes Eli feel even worse). Adriana later apologizes to Drew and they get their romance going again, while Eli thanks Gina for her help and tells her he's starting a Seahawks-focused podcast. Elsewhere, Norma wants Gina to come with her on a cruise to Italy, but Gina helps Norma reach out to and successfully invite Norma's own daughter so they can reconcile before it's too late. And Jerry tries to score by flashing the Super Bowl ring--with no takers. 	Drew and Gina's nascent relationships with cancer patient Adriana and dialysis squad member Eli each hit some snags. Drew runs into turbulence when his efforts to help care for Adriana after her latest chemo treatments are met with her ordering him to go away, and Eli is angry when Gina clues Drew in about Eli's financial woes (this leads to the dialysis group making a nice gesture to buy Eli's eBay-listed Super Bowl ring and give it back to him, which in turns makes Eli feel even worse). Adriana later apologizes to Drew and they get their romance going again, while Eli thanks Gina for her help and tells her he's starting a Seahawks-focused podcast. Elsewhere, Norma wants Gina to come with her on a cruise to Italy, but Gina helps Norma reach out to and successfully invite Norma's own daughter so they can reconcile before it's too late. And Jerry tries to score by flashing the Super Bowl ring--with no takers. 	Drew and Gina's nascent relationships with cancer patient Adriana and dialysis squad member Eli each hit some snags. Drew runs into turbulence when his efforts to help care for Adriana after her latest chemo treatments are met with her ordering him to go away, and Eli is angry when Gina clues Drew in about Eli's financial woes (this leads to the dialysis group making a nice gesture to buy Eli's eBay-listed Super Bowl ring and give it back to him, which in turns makes Eli feel even worse). Adriana later apologizes to Drew and they get their romance going again, while Eli thanks Gina for her help and tells her he's starting a Seahawks-focused podcast. Elsewhere, Norma wants Gina to come with her on a cruise to Italy, but Gina helps Norma reach out to and successfully invite Norma's own daughter so they can reconcile before it's too late. And Jerry tries to score by flashing the Super Bowl ring--with no takers. 	Drew and Gina's nascent relationships with cancer patient Adriana and dialysis squad member Eli each hit some snags. Drew runs into turbulence when his efforts to help care for Adriana after her latest chemo treatments are met with her ordering him to go away, and Eli is angry when Gina clues Drew in about Eli's financial woes (this leads to the dialysis group making a nice gesture to buy Eli's eBay-listed Super Bowl ring and give it back to him, which in turns makes Eli feel even worse). Adriana later apologizes to Drew and they get their romance going again, while Eli thanks Gina for her help and tells her he's starting a Seahawks-focused podcast. Elsewhere, Norma wants Gina to come with her on a cruise to Italy, but Gina helps Norma reach out to and successfully invite Norma's own daughter so they can reconcile before it's too late. And Jerry tries to score by flashing the Super Bowl ring--with no takers. 	Drew and Gina's nascent relationships with cancer patient Adriana and dialysis squad member Eli each hit some snags. Drew runs into turbulence when his efforts to help care for Adriana after her latest chemo treatments are met with her ordering him to go away, and Eli is angry when Gina clues Drew in about Eli's financial woes (this leads to the dialysis group making a nice gesture to buy Eli's eBay-listed Super Bowl ring and give it back to him, which in turns makes Eli feel even worse). Adriana later apologizes to Drew and they get their romance going again, while Eli thanks Gina for her help and tells her he's starting a Seahawks-focused podcast. Elsewhere, Norma wants Gina to come with her on a cruise to Italy, but Gina helps Norma reach out to and successfully invite Norma's own daughter so they can reconcile before it's too late. And Jerry tries to score by flashing the Super Bowl ring--with no takers. 	Drew and Gina's nascent relationships with cancer patient Adriana and dialysis squad member Eli each hit some snags. Drew runs into turbulence when his efforts to help care for Adriana after her latest chemo treatments are met with her ordering him to go away, and Eli is angry when Gina clues Drew in about Eli's financial woes (this leads to the dialysis group making a nice gesture to buy Eli's eBay-listed Super Bowl ring and give it back to him, which in turns makes Eli feel even worse). Adriana later apologizes to Drew and they get their romance going again, while Eli thanks Gina for her help and tells her he's starting a Seahawks-focused podcast. Elsewhere, Norma wants Gina to come with her on a cruise to Italy, but Gina helps Norma reach out to and successfully invite Norma's own daughter so they can reconcile before it's too late. And Jerry tries to score by flashing the Super Bowl ring--with no takers. 	Drew and Gina's nascent relationships with cancer patient Adriana and dialysis squad member Eli each hit some snags. Drew runs into turbulence when his efforts to help care for Adriana after her latest chemo treatments are met with her ordering him to go away, and Eli is angry when Gina clues Drew in about Eli's financial woes (this leads to the dialysis group making a nice gesture to buy Eli's eBay-listed Super Bowl ring and give it back to him, which in turns makes Eli feel even worse). Adriana later apologizes to Drew and they get their romance going again, while Eli thanks Gina for her help and tells her he's starting a Seahawks-focused podcast. Elsewhere, Norma wants Gina to come with her on a cruise to Italy, but Gina helps Norma reach out to and successfully invite Norma's own daughter so they can reconcile before it's too late. And Jerry tries to score by flashing the Super Bowl ring--with no takers.
17 	17 	 	Transplanticipation 	May 6, 2021 	Richie Keen 	Jamie Rhonheimer & Alexa Junge & Aaron Huffines (story), Dan O'Shannon & Carol Liefer & Jessica Kravitz (teleplay)
Drew and Gina are called into the office of Drew's nephrologist and are worried it's bad news, but it's actually the best possible news: their blood tests have led to a green light for the kidney transplant and it'll happen as soon as the schedule has an opening. Gina makes plans for the future that involve moving back in with old roomie and party warrior Gabby, but she later realizes during a low-key birthday dinner with Gideon that she doesn't really want to be that person anymore. Gideon relates how he's thinking he should give up on his acting dream now that he's 35, but Gina tells him he'll be a success in whatever he wants to do and sings him "Happy Birthday". Drew can't wait to share his good news with Adriana, but she stuns him when she says that her cancer has spread and she's going to stop treatment. Drew initially pisses her off by pushing her not to quit fighting and later makes amends by getting a huge assist from Gina in getting Adriana into a cancer-fighting trial program in Switzerland. In order to support her, Drew passes on a surprise opening in the next week to have the transplant done sooner and instead tells Adriana he will go with her overseas and come back to the U.S. himself to get his new kidney. Also, the dialysis group gets a new member, a social influencer who is very Samantha-like in her lack of tact.	Drew and Gina are called into the office of Drew's nephrologist and are worried it's bad news, but it's actually the best possible news: their blood tests have led to a green light for the kidney transplant and it'll happen as soon as the schedule has an opening. Gina makes plans for the future that involve moving back in with old roomie and party warrior Gabby, but she later realizes during a low-key birthday dinner with Gideon that she doesn't really want to be that person anymore. Gideon relates how he's thinking he should give up on his acting dream now that he's 35, but Gina tells him he'll be a success in whatever he wants to do and sings him "Happy Birthday". Drew can't wait to share his good news with Adriana, but she stuns him when she says that her cancer has spread and she's going to stop treatment. Drew initially pisses her off by pushing her not to quit fighting and later makes amends by getting a huge assist from Gina in getting Adriana into a cancer-fighting trial program in Switzerland. In order to support her, Drew passes on a surprise opening in the next week to have the transplant done sooner and instead tells Adriana he will go with her overseas and come back to the U.S. himself to get his new kidney. Also, the dialysis group gets a new member, a social influencer who is very Samantha-like in her lack of tact.	Drew and Gina are called into the office of Drew's nephrologist and are worried it's bad news, but it's actually the best possible news: their blood tests have led to a green light for the kidney transplant and it'll happen as soon as the schedule has an opening. Gina makes plans for the future that involve moving back in with old roomie and party warrior Gabby, but she later realizes during a low-key birthday dinner with Gideon that she doesn't really want to be that person anymore. Gideon relates how he's thinking he should give up on his acting dream now that he's 35, but Gina tells him he'll be a success in whatever he wants to do and sings him "Happy Birthday". Drew can't wait to share his good news with Adriana, but she stuns him when she says that her cancer has spread and she's going to stop treatment. Drew initially pisses her off by pushing her not to quit fighting and later makes amends by getting a huge assist from Gina in getting Adriana into a cancer-fighting trial program in Switzerland. In order to support her, Drew passes on a surprise opening in the next week to have the transplant done sooner and instead tells Adriana he will go with her overseas and come back to the U.S. himself to get his new kidney. Also, the dialysis group gets a new member, a social influencer who is very Samantha-like in her lack of tact.	Drew and Gina are called into the office of Drew's nephrologist and are worried it's bad news, but it's actually the best possible news: their blood tests have led to a green light for the kidney transplant and it'll happen as soon as the schedule has an opening. Gina makes plans for the future that involve moving back in with old roomie and party warrior Gabby, but she later realizes during a low-key birthday dinner with Gideon that she doesn't really want to be that person anymore. Gideon relates how he's thinking he should give up on his acting dream now that he's 35, but Gina tells him he'll be a success in whatever he wants to do and sings him "Happy Birthday". Drew can't wait to share his good news with Adriana, but she stuns him when she says that her cancer has spread and she's going to stop treatment. Drew initially pisses her off by pushing her not to quit fighting and later makes amends by getting a huge assist from Gina in getting Adriana into a cancer-fighting trial program in Switzerland. In order to support her, Drew passes on a surprise opening in the next week to have the transplant done sooner and instead tells Adriana he will go with her overseas and come back to the U.S. himself to get his new kidney. Also, the dialysis group gets a new member, a social influencer who is very Samantha-like in her lack of tact.	Drew and Gina are called into the office of Drew's nephrologist and are worried it's bad news, but it's actually the best possible news: their blood tests have led to a green light for the kidney transplant and it'll happen as soon as the schedule has an opening. Gina makes plans for the future that involve moving back in with old roomie and party warrior Gabby, but she later realizes during a low-key birthday dinner with Gideon that she doesn't really want to be that person anymore. Gideon relates how he's thinking he should give up on his acting dream now that he's 35, but Gina tells him he'll be a success in whatever he wants to do and sings him "Happy Birthday". Drew can't wait to share his good news with Adriana, but she stuns him when she says that her cancer has spread and she's going to stop treatment. Drew initially pisses her off by pushing her not to quit fighting and later makes amends by getting a huge assist from Gina in getting Adriana into a cancer-fighting trial program in Switzerland. In order to support her, Drew passes on a surprise opening in the next week to have the transplant done sooner and instead tells Adriana he will go with her overseas and come back to the U.S. himself to get his new kidney. Also, the dialysis group gets a new member, a social influencer who is very Samantha-like in her lack of tact.	Drew and Gina are called into the office of Drew's nephrologist and are worried it's bad news, but it's actually the best possible news: their blood tests have led to a green light for the kidney transplant and it'll happen as soon as the schedule has an opening. Gina makes plans for the future that involve moving back in with old roomie and party warrior Gabby, but she later realizes during a low-key birthday dinner with Gideon that she doesn't really want to be that person anymore. Gideon relates how he's thinking he should give up on his acting dream now that he's 35, but Gina tells him he'll be a success in whatever he wants to do and sings him "Happy Birthday". Drew can't wait to share his good news with Adriana, but she stuns him when she says that her cancer has spread and she's going to stop treatment. Drew initially pisses her off by pushing her not to quit fighting and later makes amends by getting a huge assist from Gina in getting Adriana into a cancer-fighting trial program in Switzerland. In order to support her, Drew passes on a surprise opening in the next week to have the transplant done sooner and instead tells Adriana he will go with her overseas and come back to the U.S. himself to get his new kidney. Also, the dialysis group gets a new member, a social influencer who is very Samantha-like in her lack of tact.	Drew and Gina are called into the office of Drew's nephrologist and are worried it's bad news, but it's actually the best possible news: their blood tests have led to a green light for the kidney transplant and it'll happen as soon as the schedule has an opening. Gina makes plans for the future that involve moving back in with old roomie and party warrior Gabby, but she later realizes during a low-key birthday dinner with Gideon that she doesn't really want to be that person anymore. Gideon relates how he's thinking he should give up on his acting dream now that he's 35, but Gina tells him he'll be a success in whatever he wants to do and sings him "Happy Birthday". Drew can't wait to share his good news with Adriana, but she stuns him when she says that her cancer has spread and she's going to stop treatment. Drew initially pisses her off by pushing her not to quit fighting and later makes amends by getting a huge assist from Gina in getting Adriana into a cancer-fighting trial program in Switzerland. In order to support her, Drew passes on a surprise opening in the next week to have the transplant done sooner and instead tells Adriana he will go with her overseas and come back to the U.S. himself to get his new kidney. Also, the dialysis group gets a new member, a social influencer who is very Samantha-like in her lack of tact.
18 	18 	 	Life Expectancy 	May 13, 2021 	Richie Keen 	Jamie Rhonheimer & Jessica Kravitz & Eric Wen (story), Jim Patterson & Marco Pennette & Chuck Lorre (teleplay)
With the transplant on the near horizon, Drew looks forward to helping Adriana through her fight against cancer in Switzerland, but Adriana tells Drew she is going overseas without him because she refuses to let his transplant be jeopardized. Gina is planning to move back in with Gabby after she recovers, but tells Gideon she doesn't want to fall back into the party girl lifestyle, only to also find out that the prospect of renting a crummy apartment is enough to make her break down in tears. Drew has his last dialysis treatment and gets both a nice gift from the group and advice to get Gina a great present as well. Gina decides not to move in with Eli because she wants to keep their relationship growing at the right pace. She later tearfully tells Drew how much he means to her and how he's changed her life for the better, and Drew gives her a wonderful gift: a "Transplant" keychain with a house key on it, because he wants her to stay in the house as long as she wants. After a kind visit from his ex-wife, Drew and Gina head to the hospital in a limousine, and Gina's old FWB makes a video of all their friends and family telling them good luck. It's then time for the transplant, and Drew starts counting backwards from 10 as the screen goes dark. 	With the transplant on the near horizon, Drew looks forward to helping Adriana through her fight against cancer in Switzerland, but Adriana tells Drew she is going overseas without him because she refuses to let his transplant be jeopardized. Gina is planning to move back in with Gabby after she recovers, but tells Gideon she doesn't want to fall back into the party girl lifestyle, only to also find out that the prospect of renting a crummy apartment is enough to make her break down in tears. Drew has his last dialysis treatment and gets both a nice gift from the group and advice to get Gina a great present as well. Gina decides not to move in with Eli because she wants to keep their relationship growing at the right pace. She later tearfully tells Drew how much he means to her and how he's changed her life for the better, and Drew gives her a wonderful gift: a "Transplant" keychain with a house key on it, because he wants her to stay in the house as long as she wants. After a kind visit from his ex-wife, Drew and Gina head to the hospital in a limousine, and Gina's old FWB makes a video of all their friends and family telling them good luck. It's then time for the transplant, and Drew starts counting backwards from 10 as the screen goes dark. 	With the transplant on the near horizon, Drew looks forward to helping Adriana through her fight against cancer in Switzerland, but Adriana tells Drew she is going overseas without him because she refuses to let his transplant be jeopardized. Gina is planning to move back in with Gabby after she recovers, but tells Gideon she doesn't want to fall back into the party girl lifestyle, only to also find out that the prospect of renting a crummy apartment is enough to make her break down in tears. Drew has his last dialysis treatment and gets both a nice gift from the group and advice to get Gina a great present as well. Gina decides not to move in with Eli because she wants to keep their relationship growing at the right pace. She later tearfully tells Drew how much he means to her and how he's changed her life for the better, and Drew gives her a wonderful gift: a "Transplant" keychain with a house key on it, because he wants her to stay in the house as long as she wants. After a kind visit from his ex-wife, Drew and Gina head to the hospital in a limousine, and Gina's old FWB makes a video of all their friends and family telling them good luck. It's then time for the transplant, and Drew starts counting backwards from 10 as the screen goes dark. 	With the transplant on the near horizon, Drew looks forward to helping Adriana through her fight against cancer in Switzerland, but Adriana tells Drew she is going overseas without him because she refuses to let his transplant be jeopardized. Gina is planning to move back in with Gabby after she recovers, but tells Gideon she doesn't want to fall back into the party girl lifestyle, only to also find out that the prospect of renting a crummy apartment is enough to make her break down in tears. Drew has his last dialysis treatment and gets both a nice gift from the group and advice to get Gina a great present as well. Gina decides not to move in with Eli because she wants to keep their relationship growing at the right pace. She later tearfully tells Drew how much he means to her and how he's changed her life for the better, and Drew gives her a wonderful gift: a "Transplant" keychain with a house key on it, because he wants her to stay in the house as long as she wants. After a kind visit from his ex-wife, Drew and Gina head to the hospital in a limousine, and Gina's old FWB makes a video of all their friends and family telling them good luck. It's then time for the transplant, and Drew starts counting backwards from 10 as the screen goes dark. 	With the transplant on the near horizon, Drew looks forward to helping Adriana through her fight against cancer in Switzerland, but Adriana tells Drew she is going overseas without him because she refuses to let his transplant be jeopardized. Gina is planning to move back in with Gabby after she recovers, but tells Gideon she doesn't want to fall back into the party girl lifestyle, only to also find out that the prospect of renting a crummy apartment is enough to make her break down in tears. Drew has his last dialysis treatment and gets both a nice gift from the group and advice to get Gina a great present as well. Gina decides not to move in with Eli because she wants to keep their relationship growing at the right pace. She later tearfully tells Drew how much he means to her and how he's changed her life for the better, and Drew gives her a wonderful gift: a "Transplant" keychain with a house key on it, because he wants her to stay in the house as long as she wants. After a kind visit from his ex-wife, Drew and Gina head to the hospital in a limousine, and Gina's old FWB makes a video of all their friends and family telling them good luck. It's then time for the transplant, and Drew starts counting backwards from 10 as the screen goes dark. 	With the transplant on the near horizon, Drew looks forward to helping Adriana through her fight against cancer in Switzerland, but Adriana tells Drew she is going overseas without him because she refuses to let his transplant be jeopardized. Gina is planning to move back in with Gabby after she recovers, but tells Gideon she doesn't want to fall back into the party girl lifestyle, only to also find out that the prospect of renting a crummy apartment is enough to make her break down in tears. Drew has his last dialysis treatment and gets both a nice gift from the group and advice to get Gina a great present as well. Gina decides not to move in with Eli because she wants to keep their relationship growing at the right pace. She later tearfully tells Drew how much he means to her and how he's changed her life for the better, and Drew gives her a wonderful gift: a "Transplant" keychain with a house key on it, because he wants her to stay in the house as long as she wants. After a kind visit from his ex-wife, Drew and Gina head to the hospital in a limousine, and Gina's old FWB makes a video of all their friends and family telling them good luck. It's then time for the transplant, and Drew starts counting backwards from 10 as the screen goes dark. 	With the transplant on the near horizon, Drew looks forward to helping Adriana through her fight against cancer in Switzerland, but Adriana tells Drew she is going overseas without him because she refuses to let his transplant be jeopardized. Gina is planning to move back in with Gabby after she recovers, but tells Gideon she doesn't want to fall back into the party girl lifestyle, only to also find out that the prospect of renting a crummy apartment is enough to make her break down in tears. Drew has his last dialysis treatment and gets both a nice gift from the group and advice to get Gina a great present as well. Gina decides not to move in with Eli because she wants to keep their relationship growing at the right pace. She later tearfully tells Drew how much he means to her and how he's changed her life for the better, and Drew gives her a wonderful gift: a "Transplant" keychain with a house key on it, because he wants her to stay in the house as long as she wants. After a kind visit from his ex-wife, Drew and Gina head to the hospital in a limousine, and Gina's old FWB makes a video of all their friends and family telling them good luck. It's then time for the transplant, and Drew starts counting backwards from 10 as the screen goes dark.
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