Mathew Botuchis

Feeling guilty over floating Frankie's 50th birthday for too long, Mike enlists Axl and Brick to help him set up a surprise party for her. Meanwhile, Sue finds herself being mocked after posting a sign in the dorm laundry room to help find one of her lost socks, and after Brick turns in an "I Can't" project at school and indicates that he can't do sports, Coach Babbitt (guest star Brooke Dillman) makes it her mission to turn him into an athlete.

As Frankie and Mike wish each other a happy "20-somethingth" wedding anniversary, Axl decides that he and Hutch need to class up their broke-down house and find another roommate to help with expenses. But while helping Axl track down a dining room table to help spruce up his house, Frankie finds a full dining set on sale online for $50 and ends up giving Axl the Heck house dining room table, while she excitedly looks forward to her new purchase. Meanwhile, after being presented with a special necklace to proclaim his love, Sue becomes angry with boyfriend Darrin when she discovers that he had also given the same gift to his former girlfriend; and Brick begins a podcast. Jimmy Kimmel guest stars as himself.

Sue has had enough of boyfriend Jeremy and wants to break up with him. But not knowing how to do it, she asks Axl for some of his worldly advice. Meanwhile, Brick tries his best to show school spirit and fit in with his fellow high schoolers but is thwarted when best friend Troy (guest star JOVAN ARMAND) gets noticed instead and is drafted by the football team, and Frankie becomes a bit embarrassed when she accidentally purchases some racy graphic underwear.

Grace (Debra Messing) has a surprise reunion with Val (guest star Molly Shannon) as she attempts to steal doughnuts at an AA meeting. She gets hooked on AA meetings for free therapy and food and Val and Karen (Megan Mullally) have a confrontation which leads to Grace's exposure as a fraud. Meanwhile, Will (Eric McCormack) and Jack (Sean Hayes) attend a gay television focus group, only to have Will kicked out and Jack hired as VP of New Programming. Shelly Morrison also stars.

Will (Eric McCormack) makes it his own personal mission to emotionally heal Karen (Megan Mullally) when he suspects that she is more upset about Stanley being alive than she’s actually letting on. Surprisingly for him, he discovers a few areas where he needs some healing of his own. Meanwhile, Grace (Debra Messing) becomes the target of rage from gay men all over New York when her comments on Jack’s (Sean Hayes) talk show are misconstrued during editing. Shelley Morrison also stars.