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Tom decides to move into a friends' guest room in an effort to begin saving up his money. He suddenly gets a hankering to run around downtown Los Angeles and re-live the experience of filming 'Heat' with Robert De Niro and Val Kilmer. In the process of reminiscing, he beings to re-live his sordid past, and how he alienated the Director Michael Mann. Nevertheless, life appears to be brightening up for Tom, as he gets lead in a good film, makes amends with old colleagues, and gets invited to an Emmy party...his first Hollywood event in over three years.

Luree manages to get a nearly comatose Tom back to the safety of a hotel room, and Tom awakes the next day to find his face battered from his fall. To top it off, Tom has a parole meeting, complete with drug test, that very morning. Humiliated and frightened, Tom vows to pull it together once again and makes amends to the book agent over dinner, where they agree to publish Tom's autobiography.

In Montreal, Tom calls his ex-girlfriend in an attempt to retrieve his car that she used while he was in rehab. Tom's home video footage retraces their tumultuous relationship, and Tom's pain and longing for her is evident. Tom shoots his final scene in the movie, and when the director calls a picture wrap, Tom is overcome with emotion as the film crew cheers for him. Upon returning to Los Angeles, Tom agrees to a dinner meeting with a book agent. Nervous about the meeting, Tom drinks alcohol, while on prescription meds, and arrives incoherent and falling-down drunk. Episode ends on a suspenseful note as Tom lies helpless on the sidewalk in front of a well-known LA restaurant and a panicked Luree tries frantically to help him.

With a huge effort, Tom manages to pull himself out of his depression and returns to the movie set. In his downtime, Luree tries to cheer him up by taking him golfing. Tom's new sober companion, Scott, begins to get under his skin, and Tom and Luree ditch him the next day. However, fun is fleeting as Tom is moody and unstable and begins to obsess about his legal woes, falling into another depression fueled by his fear of the possibility of going to jail.

We are taken to the Montreal set of the ironically titled "Bottom Feeder", the low budget horror flick Tom has agreed to star in as his first project out of rehab. The demands of acting sober and Byron's constant, irritating presence prove too much for Tom. He fires Byron and experiences a nervous breakdown on the set, threatening to walk off the film and quit acting altogether--an act which would put the final nail in his battered career.

The series begins with Tom's emergence from 90 days of court-ordered rehab. Sober and humbled, he is committed to kicking his addictions and making a comeback. His welcome home party takes the less-than-festive form of a court date to try and overturn his battery conviction of Heidi Fleiss.