Fired Up - Season 2

Season 2

Episodes

The Mother of All Gwens
Gwen must show her mother how to live cheaply when the woman's latest husband dies without leaving her a cent.

Truth and Consequences
A lie about Terry that Gwen told back in her executive days resurfaces when the woman she told it to becomes a potential client.

You Don't Know Jack
To dig up dirt on a rival who keeps stealing the partners' ideas, Terry pretends to defect to his company.

Swallow Your Bliss
Gwen urges her unemployment counselor to quit her Government job and follow her dream.

Total Recall
Terry urges Gwen to make a date with a sexy-voiced male she met because of a wrong number. Unfortunately, he turns out to be Terry's dad.

Beat the Clock
When the broken clock tower keeps her awake, Gwen complains to their landlord despite Terry's pleas not to.

The Baby-Sitter's Club
Gwen offers to baby-sit the children of Terry's old high school pals so the women can have a night out.

In Your Dreams
An unnerved Gwen finds herself haunted by dreams of Guy and his new girlfriend strutting down the "Soul Train" line.

Honey, I Shrunk the Turkey
Gwen decides to cook Thanksgiving dinner but her plans go awry when her mother arrives unexpectedly.

Ten Grand a Dance
When Gwen lets herself be "auctioned" for charity, she winds up on a date with a geeky former high-school mate.

Where There's Smoke
Gwen winds up in a standoff with Terry's childhood pal when neither wants to be the first to admit they're smitten.

You Go Boss!
Terry hires Gwen's former high-school beau when she realizes she can show Gwen how to be the perfect boss.

Beauty and the Priests
Terry's in heaven---but fears she's going to hell---when she dates three priests-in-training.

Mission: and A-Hopin'
Terry pays rent with a business-account check---then must get it back from her landlord or face eviction for running a business in a rent-controlled loft.

Fire and Nice
Gwen's romance with Mickey hits a snag when her "no sex until date five" rule clashes with his desire for spontaneity.

The Pajama Game
While Gwen's vacationing with her boyfriend, Terry's recently divorced friend Debbie sleeps over... in Danny's bed. Meanwhile, Ashley's upcoming audition for a straight role leads him to recruit Guy and Danny to teach him how to act manly.

What I Really Want to Do is Direct
Terry reluctantly goes out with Steve, then enlists Gwen to help her break up with him. Meanwhile, Guy and Danny use found money to score Knicks tickets.

Lustline
Danny finds himself aroused by Gwen. Meanwhile, Terry doles out advice on MTV's "Loveline."

Domestic Bliss
When Gwen's coverage lapses, she and Terry pose as a lesbian couple to cheat the insurance company. Meanwhile, Guy competes for the title Mr. New York.

With Sex, You Get Eggroll
Mrs. Francis opens her eggroll shop, but Gwen finds herself unable to come up with any promotional ideas. Meanwhile, Danny sleeps with a lesbian rock star.
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