Lester narrates how he felt the second before he died, and he talks about how...
Lester narrates how he felt in the instant before he died.
Lester is holding a framed picture of his family and a gun appears behind his...
Lester asks Angela about how Jane is doing, and then Angela asks how Lester i...
Lester decides not to have sex with Angela after finding out that she is a vi...
When Angela tells Lester that she thinks he is sexy, he tells her that he wan...
Lester is working out in the garage, and Frank comes in asking where Carolyn ...
Lester acts ambivalent when he catches Carolyn cheating, and she tells him to...
Lester's co-worker sees Carolyn with Buddy and notes that she is busted for c...
Lester just caught Carolyn cheating on him with the Real Estate King while th...
Carolyn and Buddy get take-out at Mr. Smiley's, and Lester see's them kissing...
Jane tells Lester that she is too embarrassed to invite Angela over because L...
Lester is narrating about the day he dies.
Carolyn yells at Lester for almost spilling beer on their expensive couch. L...
Lester tries to make the moves on Carolyn, she seems interested in having sex...
Carolyn comes home and Lester tells her that Jane isn't home, they have the h...
Carolyn drives up to her house to see that their Camry is gone, and replaced ...
When Carolyn interrupts Lester during their fight at the dinner table, he sta...
Jane tries to get up during dinner because she doesn't want to listen to her ...
Lester and Carolyn are fighting at the dinner table because he quit his job, ...
Lester and Carolyn are fighting at the dinner table, and Carolyn gets angry w...
Carolyn and Lester are fighting at the dinner table about Lester quitting his...
When Jane comes home from Ricky's, Carolyn and Lester are at the dinner table...
Lester is applying for a server position at Mr. Smiley's fast food restaurant...
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