Scott Michael Foster

With an eye on escaping, Laila convinces wounded White Vincent to let her help him with his wounds. White Vincent enlists Hank to help him get the next clock, offering Laila's release as payment. As Hank proceeds towards finding the next clock, he figures out that people aren't always who they seem to be. The conspiracy is revealed as new information is revealed about Laila and the death of Beck's husband.

Hank's frustrations mount as he questions his relationship with Laila and who she really is. Hank and Beck head to Asuncion, Paraguay, just behind White Vincent. White Vincent lets Hank in on some shocking new information about his past and their connection. Meanwhile, Aaron and Rachel meet up with the head of the 41 Trust, a woman with her own hidden agenda.

With one step closer to finding Laila who is being held hostage by White Vincent, Hank returns from India and is charged with repairing the next clock. In an attempt to help Hank, Laila leaves a trail of clues. Hank has another showdown with White Vincent. With help from the FBI, Aaron and Rachel discover the key to unlocking the next clock.

The confrontation with White Vincent is in the Canadian Tundra is almost fatal for Hank and Beck. With more questions than answers, the search is on for the next clock. Hank and Beck head to India while Rachel and Aaron chase elsewhere to find the final journey of the mysterious Rose Commandant.

Hank Galliston, publisher of the paranormal enthusiast magazine, Modern Skeptic, is thrown into one of the biggest conspiracies in human history after his wife, Laila, is abducted by White Vincent, an international terrorist. It all started when Laila found an antique clock at a Brooklyn flea market. The clock has the power to do more than just tell time. Hank, aided by his staffers Rachel and Arron and FBI Agent Rebecca "Beck" Riley, sets out to find Laila but discovers the mission is so much more. Hank must decipher the treasure map and unlock the secrets found in the clock and keep what he finds out of the hands of the mysterious White Vincent.

The team investigates the shooting death of a decorated war veteran who was found on the street near an empty house frequented by a teenage girl and her boyfriend. Captain Raydor discovers the source of the leak in Major Crimes.

Hank starts to wondering if he's in Hell when he realizes that the bartender at a local watering hole is his the late Lew Ashby. Richard makes a surprising announcement about Hank and Karen. Hank tries to smooth things over with Becca, but she has some news about Tyler that leaves him shocked. On the set of "Santa Monica Cop," Sam's jealousy and fondness for firearms provides Charlie with an opportunity to show Hank how far he will go to protect his best friend and top client. Hank's ex-girlfriend surprises him with a plan for them to be together forever.

After overstaying his welcome at Karen and Richard's house, Hank prepares to leave for New York. He makes a final stop at Malibar, where he runs into Lizzie, who convinces Hank to go back to Charlie's house with. When he arrives, Hank realizes it's a surprise going away party, hosted by his friends, family, and enemies: Karen, Becca, Charlie, Marcy, Stu, Sam, Kali, Richard and his sponsor, Gabriel. Before the night is over, Hank has a final run-in with Tyler.

After recovering Emmet, the crew of the Magus set a course back to civilization. However, an unseen killer shoots and kills one of their own, and Jahel calls upon the spirit of the river to bring them back to life.

After the argument with Charlie, Hank stays Karen and Becca. While searching for a new agent, Hank meets Hollywood power agent Larry Levine, who quickly sets a meeting with the top-notch filmmaker Lars Manderhoff, who also happens to be a Hank Moody idol. It appears to be a perfect match-up when Lars surprises Hank with one of his favorite working girls, Trixie. Upset over his losses, Charlie turns to Marcy for comfort as Lizzie enjoys her big break, a part in "Santa Monica Cop," thanks to Stu.

As production gets underway on Hank's latest movie "Santa Monica Cop," Stu has brought back his old director from "Fucking and Punching," hoping to create a box office hit with the new movie. However, Hank's rendezvous with the film's leading lady strains his relationship with Sam. Luckily for Hank and the rest of the movie's crew, Charlie has a backup plan in place.

Hank is forced to read Tyler's screenplay and is surprised by Tyler's talent, despite the fact that the script appears to be a frighteningly autobiographical account of Tyler's relationship with Becca. Charlie and Lizzie's love quadrangle with Stu and Marcy heats up, but when their bedroom games hit too close to home for Charlie, all four may be headed for therapy.

Hank rescues Karen from an embarrassing situation with a drunk Richard, then covers for Richard by pretending that he is dating a stripper named Holly. Becca is upset when she finds out that Holly has taken a liking to Tyler. Meanwhile, Marcy fires Lizzie after an inappropriate encounter with Stu, and Lizzie turns to Charlie for help and allows their relationship to progress, only to have Marcy beg for her return.

Samurai Apocalypse invites Hank and Charlie on a ride-along with the Santa Monica Police Department, fulfilling Charlie's boyhood dream and turning the evening into Hank's worst nightmare. Their joyride ends up taking an unusual sexual twist or Charlie. Richard starts drinking at a crowded Venice restaurant, but Hank and the boys arrive to save the day for Karen and Becca, and Tyler realizes he's seen Sam somewhere before.

Hank hands a completed draft of "Santa Monica Cop" over to Samurai Apocalypse, but he still finds himself stuck in L.A. when he's asked to take Kali, his "acquaintance" from the flight to Los Angles, out for a night on the town. Tyler crashes at Karen and Becca's house while he recovers from his injuries. Charlie is rescued from a serious parental crisis by Stuart's nanny, Lizzie.

Hank turns down the job to write Samurai Apocalypse's new movie, but Sam refuses to take no for an answer and takes Hank to a meet with director Peter Berg, where they discover that Hank and Peter have shared more than just a love of writing. Sam decides that he's going to get rid of Tyler, which makes puts a strain on Hank and Becca's relationship. Co-parents Charlie, Marcy, and Stu have their hands full when Little Stuart exposes himself to a preschool classmate, and Charlie makes it his personal goal to mend fences with the offended girl's attractive mother.

A few years have passed since Hank left L.A., and he is living in New York City but looking for a reason to leave after his latest breakup. He takes Charlie up on an offer to return to Los Angeles to write for a film starring rapper/actor Samurai Apolcaypse. Back in L.A., Hank reunites with Karen, Becca, and Karen's former professor and now-husband, Richard. Becca now has a boyfriend, Tyler, who is the spitting image of Hank, in the worst possible way.