Just Shoot Me! - Season 6

Season 6

Episodes

Finch in the Dogg House
Finch lands a new job as an assistant to rap star Snoop Dogg after Jack fires him.

The Two Faces of Finch (1)
Finch reveals his personality is not his own but one he ripped off a girl he knew earlier in life.

The Two Faces of Finch (2)
Finch dates the woman who shares his personality.

Bye Bye Binnie
The staff worries about Nina's behavior after one of her friends dies.

Maya Judging Amy
Maya's new assistant stirs feelings of jealousy in the office with her credentials and her good looks.

Finch Chasing Amy
Finch and Elliot compete over Amy, each trying to outdo or embarrass the other.

The Impossible Dream
Jack and Nina entice Kevin with the finer things after he turns down a promotion because he doesn't care about money.

The Haves and the Have-Mores
Jack must tolerate his snobbish business partner's attempts to degrade those less fortunate, namely Elliot.

Christmas? Christmas!
Maya meets a handsome celebrity who loves Christmas even more than her, to the point of obsession.

Nina Van Mom
The long-lost daughter Nina had given up for adoption tracks her down at Blush.

Nina Van Grandma
Nina's newly discovered granddaughter shares much in common with her, in fact, too much.

Liotta? Liotta!
Ray Liotta is back and he's obsessed with Maya.

About a Boy
Trying to get a girl, Finch hires an au pair for his imaginary son.

Friends and Neighbors
Finch and a roommate move into the apartment across the hall from Maya and turn out to be the neighbours from hell.

Blind Ambition
Maya dates an obnoxious blind man who thinks his disability makes it okay to be rude.

A Beautiful Mind
Maya dates an exterminator whose lack of education impedes their romance.

Educating Finch
Finch asks Jack for money to hire a tutor, but he ends up paying for massages instead.

The Book of Jack
Jack wants to write a novel but ends up using a ghostwriter.

Blush Gets Some Therapy
The Blush staff agrees to corporate therapy after their bickering drives off a client.

The Burning House
Finch persuades David Hasselhoff to play his father in a semi-autobiographical movie for his film class.

The Bad Grandma
Elliot's grandmother offends him when she lavishes attention on Finch but ignores Elliot.

The Boys in the Band
Finch's fellow band member asks Nina out.
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