Episode Synopsis: Jules can’t decide on a maid of honor, so she asks Ellie and Laurie to share the title. Meanwhile, Grayson plans to ask for permission to marry Jules, but her father doesn’t make it easy for him.

Original Air Date: Feb 21, 2012

Name: Full Moon Fever

Season: 3

Episode: 4

Air date: March 6, 2012 (Tuesday)

Synopsis: One look is all it takes for Bobby to fall for Travis’ photography professor (guest star Sarah Chalke as Angie), but Travis refuses to introduce them; Laurie falls for a guy she’s never met when she begins a romance, via twitter, with a soldier in Iraq; and Jules and Andy prepare to go to war against an unruly gang of kids on bikes who are terrorizing the cul-de-sac

Cast: Courteney Cox as Jules, Christa Miller as Ellie, Busy Philipps as Laurie, Dan Byrd as Travis, Josh Hopkins as Grayson, Ian Gomez as Andy and Brian Van Holt as Bobby

Guest cast: Sarah Chalke as Angie Clark, Robert Clendenin as Tom and Shawn Parikh as Sig

Written by: Sanjay Shah

Directed by: Courteney Cox

Name: Lover’s Touch

Season: 3

Episode: 3

Air date: February 28, 2012 (Tuesday)

Synopsis: There is no time for romance when you’re planning a wedding, and Jules is in full “AWATT” mode (All Wedding All the Time), until Travis is in an accident and rushed to the hospital. Meanwhile Grayson is feeling neglected by Jules, so the guys try to cheer him up by inventing a new game called “D-Ball,” and things get dangerous when Laurie and Ellie want to play.

Cast: Courteney Cox as Jules, Christa Miller as Ellie, Busy Philipps as Laurie, Dan Byrd as Travis, Josh Hopkins as Grayson, Ian Gomez as Andy and Brian Van Holt as Bobby

Guest cast: TBA

Written by: Michael McDonald

Directed by: Michael McDonald

Hello from New York! That’s right, I’m back from my TV travels in the south, and, naturally, I’ve brought back a few goodies for y’all.

First, I have a little scoop from the set of The Vampire Diaries, courtesy of Kat Graham (who rocks the most awesome hair in the video below!). Also, in case you missed it, make sure you check out my chat with Candice Accola, with extra scoop from a really fun brunch I attended with some Vampire boys. (Fact: I sat next to the incredibly chivalrous Ian Somerhalder and I might never wash the top of my kissed right hand again. I don’t mind sounding gushy in this case; I’m only human, people!)

And you’ll also find some scoop from the set of Teen Wolf, where I sat down with the whole cast. More goodies from that will come your way close to the show’s summer premiere, but what kind of friend would I be if I teased the visit and didn’t deliver?

But my monster week didn’t stop me from also packing lots of goodies for the non-supernatural-loving set in this week’s column, so I hope you enjoy. All I ask in return is that you keep the conversation going by asking questions! Send ‘em all my way: spoilerroom@ew.com or via Twitter. Thanks, y’all!

‘VAMPIRE DIARIES STAR KAT GRAHAM: UPCOMING CONFRONTATIONS ‘WILL RESULT IN DEATH’
It looks like Caroline’s dad (Yup, I’m still crying) is only the tip of the death iceberg on Vampire Diaries.

Now that we know the originals are ALL here, and ready to have a ball (literally and figuratively) with the gang from Mystic Falls, I can share with you a fun conversation I had with the lovely Kat Graham while on the set of Vampire Diaries this week, in which we talked a little bit about the episodes (and CHAOS!) to come. “The show is very epic. The storylines move really really quick. [It's] definitely one of the fastest storylines I’ve ever been a fan of watching or that I’ve been involved with. So there will be developments that are going to happen [in every episode],” she says. “The episodes with the originals are going to start reaching a head and you’re not going to know whose going to die and whose going to survive and what plans really are going to work this time. And what plans are going to be stopped and thwarted. So some really massive confrontations are definitely going down… that WILL result in death.”

With no one safe, Graham is simply counting her lucky stars that this year has given her such a meaty and satisfying storyline with her mother (played by Persia White). And while their coffin mission might be over, Graham says the same certainly can’t be said for their mother-daughter issues. “There’s still stuff to hash out,” she says. “If somebody does something to you that really really hurts you and has created a ripple effect in your life, you don’t really forget about that and you have to go back and deal with them. You sort of go back into a protective mode because you feel like they’re going to go back and do it again. So Bonnie feels like her mother has to win her trust.”

‘TEEN WOLF’: MEET THE NEWBIES. PLUS, STILES SCOOP!
Teen Wolf doesn’t kick off until summer, but while in Atlanta, I got a chance to meet a few of the new faces (and some old faves!) who you’ll be seeing in season 2. So I thought it’d be nice to have two introductions:

Gage Golightly plays Erika, a high school pariah whose days of lonely lunchtimes and hallway shame are over after being bitten by a werewolf. In an instant, she’s “the girl who walks in the cafeteria and forks drop,” says Golightly. “It’s very fun to play that whole transformation and just be able to get back at everybody who made fun of her all those years.” In more teasy news: Golightly says her favorite scene so far is when she shares a “sexually intense” scene in the morgue with [REDACTED].

Sinqua Walls, who you might remember from season 3 of Friday Night Lights, plays new “troublemaker” Boyd, who “brings an interesting animalistic nature” to the show. Boyd, after finding new physical strength, joins the lacrosse team and gains newfound confidence. But, Walls says, his sudden transformation doesn’t erase all traces of his insecure past. “I hope to show the slow maturation from going really insecure to being confident,” he says. “Inside, [he still has] those nerves and anxieties and self-consciousness.”

Elsewhere, I also caught up with Dylan O’Brien, who told me that this season would find one of my favorite teen BFF duos (Stiles and Scott) pursuing different paths. “I think Stiles kind of had to take the reigns last year with Scott, who was more in a state of panic and wasn’t quite ready to handle all the werewolf endeavors. Stiles picked up the slack. This year, Scott and Stiles separate a little bit — not as friends, but in their storylines in a sense,” he shares. “I think Stiles is going to have a lot more to deal with on his own this year.” Among it all? Possibly a date or two with Lydia! Well, he hesitates to call them dates — instead opting for “forced-hang out occasions” — but I’m going to go there and say date. Because that has to happen.

SIDE DISHES
Sandra, you’re the only person who listens to my calls for scoop from my beloved USA shows! So Psych me, please! — Billie
This season’s finale is going to blow your socks off. Two words: Kama sutra. Just kidding! (Sort of.) But in the episode, a case from the past suddenly reopens that puts Jules in danger and makes Shawn’s dad begin to doubt his skills. It all leads to a shocking decision and an even more shocking conclusion. Yes, there’s a cliffhanger.

WTF, Gossip Girl. WTF! This 100th episode had me both shocked and enraged. But now, I’m just eager. Chuck and Blair! Georgina as Gossip Girl? I have too many questions, so I’ll settle for anything! — Kim
How about a nifty peek at Monday’s episode? Assuming your answer is yes, I advise you to watch my Twitter for the latest.

[Knock, Knock] Leonard and Penny scoop. [Knock, Knock] Leonard and Penny scoop. [Knock, Knock] Leonard and Penny scoop. — Leslie
Leslie. Leslie. Leslie. Here you go: Even though Leonard and Penny were having fun making out in the dark in last night’s episode, I wouldn’t count on total smooth sailing following their sorta reconciliation during the 100th episode. “If it goes smoothly, there’s not a lot of comedy in that,” Johnny Galecki tells EW. “I’m surprised that the writers have decided to revisit the relationship. I’m very grateful, and I think they are handling it brilliantly. But I think they [Penny and Leonard] have a lot of maturing to go. … Leonard has a lot of work to do on his confidence still and Penny on her fear of emotion and love and commitment. Big issues.” And while he admits that he didn’t see their reunion coming, he now predicts that the issues he thought would keep them apart aren’t likely to be so big that they split them up again — at least for now, he says. “I just assumed that they would need some more time to mature and figure some stuff out. But that’s not to say that they can’t do that together either.”

Let’s get some Big Bang scoopage! Maybe some Wolowitz and Bernadette love? — B.J.
If you would have asked me a week ago, I would have put the odds of a Wolowitz/Bernadette wedding by the end of the season at 80/20. But Melissa Rauch isn’t so confident. “I think it’s 50/50, knowing Howard and Bernadette. I don’t know where it’s going to end up,” she says. “[And] we’re going to be talking more about Howard going into space, which is really fun.” Could it be possible Howard will have to choose between a trip to space and his out-of-this-world, awesome fiance? Stay tuned.

Hi Sandra — What are you hearing about the new season of Army Wives? I’m desperately missing our favorite tribe. Any scoop? Or a start date? – Jill
Army Wives returns March 4, and while I don’t have any specific intel, I can tell you where you’ll be able to see Army Wives (and Oz) alum Lee Tergesen very soon: The Big C! Tergesen will play Kirby, Cathy’s (Laura Linney) new, tattooed confidante, for four episodes (as of now).

A long shot, but the return of Breaking Bad seems SO far away, hoping you have a little something to hold us over. — Kevin
Aaron Paul (who plays Jesse Pinkman) is pretty much in the dark like the rest of us. But he did share that this season will find Jesse “happy to be alive” and “pleased that Brock didn’t die,” but also, he teased, “struggling to fight over his inner demons” after being overcome with guilt. But what ever could he be feeling guilty about? Wink. Nudge.

News of this Parenthood wedding has me SOOOO excited!! PLEASE tell me it’s Sarah and Mark! — Jenna
Are you the type of person who only likes to hear what they want to hear? If so, avert your eyes. It’s not them. But I will say I’m pretty happy about the couple who IS walking down the aisle. (Some of you might disagree, though.)

I have a Revenge question. I know you can’t say WHO the killer is or the killed person, but I want to know what my reaction will be. — Robyn
Satisfaction — at least according to EP Mike Kelley. “I’m hoping for satisfaction, and I think that there will be some gasps, some ‘I told you so.’” Let’s take this one to the polls! (My top three guesses are listed.)

After the murder on Revenge, are we going to switch locations for the trial? — Josh
Not immediately. “For a lot of reasons, our key players will be staying in the Hamptons in the off season,” Kelley assures.

I’m still not sure how to feel about this Office spin-off. On one hand, this show needs some new juice fast. On the other, not sure I’d be up for an entire show about the farm adventures of Dwight. Thoughts? — A.J.
Fact: I’d like the idea 100 time more if Creed Bratton snags the dream role he described to us. “I’d be an animal trapper coming in there to get some animals off his farm and [Dwight] would shoot me with a 12-gauge,” he says. Okay, maybe substitute the words “tranquilizer gun” for “12-gauge” and then I’m on board. In related news, B.J. Novak tells EW that fans will see Dwight’s farm again this season in an upcoming episode written and directed by Paul Lieberstein.

Hi Sandra, I’m a fan of Dr. Reid on Criminal Minds. He was having headaches earlier in the season. Do you know if that will be revisited. Also, do you have any scoops you can share about Criminal Minds in general? Thanks — Kim F.
The case is sorta closed for now, according to showrunner Erica Messer. But that could very well change if Sue Sylvester can tear herself away from McKinley High for a brief re-appearance on the show. “It’s hard to do another big Reid story about his health without having Jane Lynch in it,” she says. “It just feels false to us, and we haven’t been able to get her since she’s been on Glee. Our hope is that we’ll do that in Season 8. We need to get Matthew [Gray Gubler] and Paget [Brewster]’s contracts done so that we have them for Season 8. Then, we’ll explore that story more then because we’re almost done this year breaking episodes.” The team had considered bringing up the issue in the recent Reid-centric “True Genius,” but Messer says, Gubler agreed that it was best to hold out for Lynch. “We hear about a pre-glaucoma condition that he discusses in an episode just as throwaway stuff, but overall, I think it just adds another level to your shell of who you are. For Reid, he struggles with headaches. We all have moments where those kind of things — health issues — creep up with us and either you get over it or it’s always going to be an issue for you.”

Is there going to be a time jump on the next new episode of The Walking Dead? Are they still on the farm? — Dave
No time jump. It picks up right where we left off — and it’s just as emotional, too. In fact, it proves a lot to handle for poor Hershel and a select few must venture off the farm in order to go find him after he runs off to seek liquid comfort. But one persons solo adventure away from farmville might leave them in grave danger.

I would love some Grimm scoop. — Sue
You’re going to find out very soon why Nick can’t tell others the truth about who he is, but not telling people is going to get harder and harder, according to EPs David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf. “Their partnership will be tested and its going to get to the point where some things are going to happen that are truly not easily explained to Hank. So we’re going to push it as far as we can and hold off as long as we can.”

Game of Thrones!!! — Sarah
Alfie Allen, who plays Theon Greyjoy, was most helpful with your demand when EW caught up with him at the SAG awards. Preview: Dragons! Full scoop: “Basically, John Snow goes out into the wilderness; my character ends up going back to see his family, and a lot of dragons basically happen in the second season. I loved working with Patrick Malahide, who played my dad, and Gemma Whelan, who played my sister.” But his favorite episode of the season? The same as co-star Emilia Clarke, episode 9. “Fighting. Killing. Killing and fire,” he says bluntly — and never have five simple words made me so excited.

The Good Wife has been AMAZING. Scoop, please? — Kelly
Someone at the State’s Attorney’s office is moving on up — or out. It depends on how you take this tease from Matt Czuchry. “You’re going to see big stuff at the state’s attorney’s office, which is going to affect everyone’s position and stature there,” he tells EW. Meanwhile, keep an eye out for the next Spoiler Room video edition. Archie Pankabi might have some Kalinda/Cary scoop for y’all.

I’ll give you all the change in my penny can in exchange for a little Cougar Town love. — Robert
Devil babies! The Old West! Ankle monitors! Shark cars! And that’s just the first 10 minutes. And I hate pennies — but I do like wine.

I’m really curious about the picture of Tony interrogating Ziva on NCIS’s 200th. But I’m more interested to find out if we’re going to be treated to more of the unforgettable moments we’ve been getting lately between the two of them. Help a girl out? — Vera
I’ll pose this question and more to Michael Weatherly on Monday. Yup, he’s coming into the EW offices. So fill the mailbox with your spoiler q’s, people: spoilerroom@ew.com.

Do you know when/if The Glades and In Plain Sight will return?  I keep seeing cast members in other shows and am hoping this doesn’t mean the shows were canceled. They are two of my favorites and everything was left hanging on both of them. — Merrilee
Of course they’ll be back, but Glades isn’t slated to come back until summer. In Plain Sight, meanwhile, returns March 16 with a batch of eight new episodes. As you’ll recall, the latter ended with Mary going into premature labor and still uncertain if she was going to keep the baby. Your scoop? An episode in this upcoming season will find her doing background checks on nannies! And I don’t think it’s for Marshall.

Got anything on 30 Rock? — Katie
J.D. Lutz wants some lovin’! On the upcoming Valentine’s Day episode, Lutz goes on a search for a date, but in his time of need, Tracy and Frank try to hook him up. “We just give him man to man advice on how to work with the ladies on Valentine’s Day,” says Judah Friedlander.

Source: Entertainment Weekly

Question: Why are you so amazing? Seriously, why? Moving on… Do you know anything about where Dan and Blair go in the next episode of Gossip Girl? —Julia
Ausiello: You know what flattery will get you, Julia? An answer to your question and an exclusive first look at Monday’s Dair-tastic episode! So here’s the deal: Dan whisks Blair off to the airport, where, as you can see, he offers her both a literal and figurative shoulder to cry on. And if you think the picture below is off the charts adorable, just wait until you see the other six images from the episode. In possibly related news, I strongly — strongly — urge you to refresh the living daylights out of TVLine.com tomorrow  between the hours of 8 and 10 am EST.

Question: In your Renewal Scorecard, why did you list Gossip Girl as “a sure thing” when every other website says it’s “on the bubble”? —Marie
Ausiello: Maybe the other outlets skipped the 100th-episode press conference last week, during which EP Stephanie Savage said, “We’re not writing a series finale this year. We’ve checked in with our bosses to make sure we’re not shooting ourselves in the foot.” Not a lot of ambiguity in that statement.

Question: Any scoop about Desperate Housewives? It’s been a long time! —Julien
Ausiello: Someone’s getting the frak out of dodge (a.k.a. Wisteria Lane), and that someone is featured at the center of that purty montage atop this week’s column. The gist: Orson invites a downward-spiraling Bree to pack up her things and move away with him to the Maine coastline — and the boozehound accepts! How long she ends up staying away is another question entirely.

Question: Any idea how long Jason Lee is going to stick around on Up All Night?  I love having him on my television again. —Tabitha
Ausiello: I imagine producers will want to keep him around at least long enough to meet Ava’s (Maya Rudolph) lovable, fun father, who will be introduced in a spring episode. Pops apparently has a new young family, including a wife who’s the same age (if not younger) than Ava.

Question: Have we seen the last of Dana on The Good Wife? I feel like maybe there’s some unfinished business between her and Cary in the wake of Sunday’s (unbelievably awesome) episode. —Joy
Ausiello: There is unfinished business, all of it rather awkward. Her involvement in the Wendy Scott-Carr debacle lands her a demotion, and Cary’s the one tasked with breaking the news to her. And you know that little affair those two crazy kids had in the fall? Well, Peter finds out about it and he is not happy. In other Good news, Alicia’s green-eyed monster rears its ugly head at work when young, eager upstart Caitlin starts to prove herself a little too indispensable.

Question: According to my Netflix instant watching log, it took me exactly two weeks to watch every episode of How I Met Your Mother‘s first six seasons. If that doesn’t get me some spoilers, I don’t know what does. —Stef
Ausiello: Please tell me you showered between seasons. Or at least changed your underoos once or twice. On second thought, don’t say anything; just shut up and listen: The HIMYM series finale will likely feature “the most awkward transition in series television” when Josh Radnor assumes narrator duties from Bob Saget, says exec producer Craig Thomas, who confirms that viewers “are going to see Josh in some makeup” since the baton passing would be set far into the future. “When I watched the end of the last Harry Potter [movie] I had such respect for what a problem that was to just jump ahead and look so much older,” recalls Thomas, “[because] we might be staring into the barrel of a makeup situation at some point.”

Question: Inquiring minds want to know — who the hell are you playing in the Cougar Town finale? —Missi
Ausiello: A *a*****er. Kind of appropriate, dontcha think?

Question: While on the Cougar Town set last week, did you gather any intel about whether the [SPOILER] goes off without a hitch? —Caren
Ausiello: Curiously, the script they gave me was missing a few very important pages, so I actually don’t know if the [SPOILER] takes place. I can, however, tell you that before the episode is over Dan Byrd will get completely naked and yours truly will be playing a *a*****er.

Question: If you give me some Vampire Diaries scoop, I’ll send Courteney Cox back through time to do your make-up and sculpt your lashes again. —Juan
Ausiello: Deal. On Diaries, a recurring male character’s days are numbered.

Question: Rumor has it that Vampire Diaries’ Damon is going to make sexy time with someone whose name is not Elena. Any idea who? —Jill
Ausiello: I have a very good idea who (read: I know, silly), but my lips are zipped. This much I can share: His shag partner is female, she packs a bite, and the encounter is, ahem, rough.

Question: Just when I couldn’t love Cougar Town more, the show casts David Arquette in the finale. Any other details, aside from him playing a concierge? —A.J.
Ausiello:  Funny story: Right after Cox butchered sculpted my brows in the makeup trailer, we went outside and I asked her exactly that — and I have video evidence to prove it!

Question: Parks and Recreation is my favorite show, so is it wrong of me that I don’t want Leslie to win the election? It seems like it will completely ruin the snow and separate the characters. After all, it’s called Parks and Recreation! —Sara
Ausiello: Would it make you feel better if I told you the odds of her winning went from 50/50 to 1-in-4? That’s right, Paul Rudd’s Bobby Newport isn’t her only competition in the race for city council. We’ll learn in an upcoming debate-themed episode that Leslie is also up against a trigger-happy far-right local gun shop owner as well as local porn star Brandi Maxxx.

Question: What happened with Raj on 90210? Is he out of the series? We will see him again? —Dave
Ausiello: You will see him again, but probably not until May sweeps.

Question: I can’t wait for this week’s alt-reality episode of Grey’s Anatomy. Any additional scoop? —Brit
Ausiello: In this particular timeline, Arizona doesn’t date her co-workers (Callie is married to Owen), and she also doesn’t walk around wearing rose-colored glasses. “Arizona’s love life is not explained in any way shape or form,” reveals Jessica Capshaw of Thursday’s unorthodox outing. “You don’t know if she’s with someone or if she’s not. You don’t know anything about her, except that she is a doctor. But she’s a different kind of doctor in the sense that when she was first introduced it was all pink hearts and lots of superlatives. This is a much more serious, determined Arizona.”

Question: You got any good Meredith and Derek scoop for me from Grey’s Anatomy‘s Valentine’s episode? —Jessica
Ausiello: Not specifically, but Capshaw says the episode will take the temperature of all the show’s couples, thereby pointing out “where there’s an excess and where there might be a deficient amount of love.” She adds that the show’s writers likely had a field day because the occasion allowed them to “hit on every couple in terms of where they are in their relationship and on the spectrum of love.”

Question: Any idea who Ashley Jones of True Blood and The Bold and the Beautiful fame is playing on Private Practice? —Jacklyn
Ausiello: Her character, Dani, is a woman whose same-sex partner (played by Person of Interest‘s Tina Holmes) is pregnant with one of Dani’s eggs.

Question: You have anything on Hart of Dixie? I would love to see Zoe get together with Wade! —Muriel
Ausiello: So apparently would Wilson Bethel (a.k.a. Wade), who tells TVLine, “My sincere hope is that by the end of the season there will be something in store for the Zoe/Wade fans. In the meantime, Wade’s gonna have some personal growth. With Zoe he has to step his game up — but that doesn’t mean that he loses his Wadeness!” Bethel also confirms that Wade will get a new love interest that “will drive Zoe crazy.”

Question: There has been a shortage of Parenthood scoop in Ask Ausiello lately. Please share what you know! —Stephanie
Ausiello: There’s a wedding in the season finale, and I can confirm that it takes place at the Braverman compound.

Question: Any scoop on Tina Majorino’s return to Bones later this season? —Hillary
Ausiello: Agent Shaw resurfaces after Brennan gives birth, to once again assist Booth in the field. “We learn a little bit more about her in the episode,” previews exec producer Stephen Nathan, who says Majorino’s future on the show may be in jeopardy now that pilot season is upon us. “The reality is she’s going to get snatched up by somebody else.”

Question: Anything on Psych? Maybe about the marriage proposal that never happened? —Ginger
Ausiello: Shawn’s other significant other, Gus, discovers the ring in the Season 6.5 premiere on Feb. 28 and promptly confronts his BFF about it. Shawn shrugs the bling off as an “emergency ring” that’s only to be used if the perfect proposal moment should present itself. I also hear the episode ends with Shawn and Gus engaged in a hilariously epic slap-off.

Question: Your sleuthing skills are slacking! Where is Justin Chatwin on Shameless and why haven’t you told us when he is coming back? Give us something, anything, please?!?! —Christina
Ausiello: Stop yelling at me! Steve returns in Sunday’s episode, but he won’t be sticking around for long — at least not in his current incarnation. ”By the end of the season, in the scripts, he’s no longer referred to as Steve,” reveals executive producer John Wells. Adds Chatwin: “We go back to me being Jimmy.”

Source: TV Line

Courteney Cox is expanding her Cul-de-Sac Crew to include her partner in life and work, David Arquette!

Sources confirm to TVLine exclusively that the Dancing With the Stars hoofer will guest-star in the ABC comedy’s  Season 3 finale as a hotel concierge who offers to help Jules and the gang with literally anything.

The only surprise about Arquette’s C-Town stint is that it didn’t happen sooner. Although the actor is currently separated from Cox, the two are practically the poster children for happily estranged spouses. Plus, like Cox, Arquette serves as an exec producer on the much-missed series, which returns from hibernation on Feb. 14.

This is hardly the first time the duo have shared the screen. In addition to the Scream flicks, Arquette appeared on Friends in 1996.

Source: TV Line

JULES GETS MAD WHEN GRAYSON CALLS HER PREDICTABLE, ON THE SEASON PREMIERE OF ABC’S “COUGAR TOWN”
Critic and Fan Favorite Joins the ABC Tuesday Comedy Block, Beginning February 14
“Ain’t Love Strange” – Jules is miffed when Grayson (who has an ulterior motive) calls her “predictable”; Ellie frets that little Stan is turning into a “devil child,” or even worse, could grow up to be like Laurie; and Travis likes his new off campus housing, until Bobby tries to convince him to take dog Travis in, on the Third-Season premiere of “Cougar Town,” TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 (8:30-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.

“Cougar Town” stars Courteney Cox as Jules, Christa Miller as Ellie, Busy Philipps as Laurie, Dan Byrd as Travis, Josh Hopkins as Grayson, Ian Gomez as Andy and Brian Van Holt as Bobby.

Guest stars include Robert Clendenin as Tom, Shawn Parikh as Sig and Sawyer Ever as Little Stan.
“Ain’t Love Strange” was written and directed by Bill Lawrence.

Source: ABC

Cougar Town

Cougar Town