A new conference table and chairs welcomes Kevin Pollak's writers back from their hiatus. But have they been renewed? Maybe not...

Jeff goes green and stops using deodorant for environmental reasons, much to the dismay of the room. Evan believes he can move objects with his mind and considers a mentalism career...

Network exec Frank sends Ed into a downward spiral when he announces that mental health insurance is no longer covered. To make amends, Franks leads a group therapy sessions with disastrous results.

Everyone on “Super Late” goes on strike EXCEPT the writers. Now, armed only with wit and varying degrees of mental facilities, the writers must handle every single aspect of the show themselves.

It's Bruce's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary and he's working the writers through the night in order to avoid his wife. During these late-night hours strange confessions come out...

Nothing better than throwing a surprise birthday for yourself. Frank hints that it's his birthday until he has to take matters into his own hands...

SPAZZ, super late's new caffeinated sponsor, kicks the writers into hyperdrive. Ideas fly but no one can stay in their seat long enough to write any of them down.

EXCITING SEASON FINALE: Will Evan realize his mental powers? Will Jim seal the deal with Martin Scorcese? Will Rose get a new office? Will the show get picked up for another season?

Nagging doubts about the legitimacy of the 2004 election force John Ennis to get off his sofa and investigate Ohio leading up to the 2006 elections - even though he is just some dude.

When it comes to representing the will of the American people, there are boundaries beyond the ballot box. Is it a 2 party system—or is it Pay 2 Play? (In post-production)