Fran, not wanting to show about to her on college reunion single, asks Elliot to be her pretend fiance for a night.

Fran tries to get Peter to come out to his brother, Matthew, while he\'s in town for a visit.

Fran becomes worried about her father mental health when he mistakes a dying battery for a cricket trapped in his phone. Meanwhile, Glen buys a motorcycle.

When the roof at Frantastic Flowers begins to leak, Fran decides to sell Peter\'s spot in the family burial plot to pay for it.

As Fran comes to terms with the fact that she wont have kids, she decides to embrace the next exciting chapter of her life with Peter. But when Peter agrees to donate sperm so an old friend can have kids, Fran wonders if she closed that chapter too soon.

After facing the reality that she won't have kids, Fran learns that Peter intends to donate his sperm to an old friend who wants children.

Fran's romance with an outdoorsman is met with skepticism by Peter and her family, but a weekend camping trip should prove whether he's Mr. Right - or Mr. Wrong.

After reminding everyone why Peter decided to come out two years ago after being married to her for 18 years, Fran realizes some things are better left in the past.

When Fran forgets to make Mothers Day brunch reservations, an old friend suggests she make it up to her mother by spending a day having fun with her. But Fran quickly realizes that her mothers idea of fun is very different from her own.

Peter sets Fran up on a date with a doctor, an ill-matched pairing that pushes her back to Elliot, who asks her to help him with his commitment issues in therapy, but the session ends with unexpected results.

Fran butts into Cesar's life when she learns he's having marital problems, despite Peter's warning to stay out of it.

Fran is smitten with a New Yorker who's opening a pizza parlor in Los Angeles, but she's thrown for a loop when Elliot reappears, claiming he's conquered his fear of commitment.

Fran faces a romantic dilemma when she can't decide between Elliot and Frankie, but her ultimate choice is questioned by Peter's new boss, who hired him as her personal assistant after they got into a car accident.

Fran throws a dinner party when Elliot's parents come for a visit, but her plans to impress them hit a snag after Elliot's mother's ring disappears - and the host may be responsible.

Fran worries what will happen to Peter when she moves out, but it appears his life won't change all that much - especially after she meets his new roommate.

Fran finds there's no business like show business when she fills in for Peter as Joan Collins' assistant. But things take an unexpected twist when she gets both Joan and Peter fired before the director.

Fran gives romantic advice to a childhood friend who is also engaged, but her words of wisdom lead to some unusual places.

With Elliot away and a rowdy new neighbor partying next door, Fran thinks life can't get any more frustrating. But when the neighbor shows up with some surprising news about her flower shop, Fran realizes it definitely can!

Judi's college boyfriend arrives out of the blue and wants to take another shot at their relationship, and Fran is all for it, but they're afraid he hasn't changed after all when he doesn't show up for a date.

Fran meets Peter's boyfriend, whom he's been keeping a secret from his ex because he didn't want Fran to judge him.

Since she objected at Fran's first wedding, things have been tense between Fran and Peter's sister, Peggy. So when Peggy makes a surprise visit and gets too involved in planning Fran's second wedding, the lace gloves come off.

When Fran agrees to watch Cesar's son and Neil's daughter, she thinks parenting will be a piece of cake. But when the two teens start acting out, Fran wonders if she is cut out to be a nanny.

Fran saves her neighbor's life and imagines the debt between them will be settled, but letting it go is easier said than done.

Fran follows up a startling encounter with her neighbor with an unannounced trip to London to visit her fiancé, Elliot, but she's the one who's in for a surprise.