After the success of Cardiff Electric's revolutionary new computer The Giant, Cameron alongside Donna at Mutiny become questionable with each others tactics running the newly found company. Gordon finds himself face to face unexpectly with Joe after the sale of the computer.

After Joe meets Sara's father, Jacob Wheeler, CEO of Dallas-based oil company Westgroup Energy, Joe contemplates accepting a job offer from him, as none of Joe's other professional opportunities panned out, something of which Jacob is aware just based on Joe's recent history making him non-marketable job-wise. A discussion with Sara at the end of his first work day answers a lot of the questions Joe had about the nature of that work day. Cameron makes a unilateral decision to hire someone as the boss of Mutiny. The unilateral nature of the decision irks Donna, who wants more of a collaborative decision making environment between the two of them, while the rest of the Mutiny staffers seem ill at ease with the person himself. Cameron and Donna face two other immediate issues. The first is trying to find money to operate more effectively, they having a meeting with Stokes, a venture capital firm. The second is finding out that someone is hacking into their network and repackaging much ... Written by Huggo

Joe and Sara discuss what he should do about the job offered by her father, which he only found out after accepting it that it was a low level data entry job. Joe believes he has stumbled across an opportunity to reinvent his lucrative self in the process, which requires Jacob's approval to proceed. Joe and Sara decide to host their first Dallas dinner party to which they invite some surprised guests, who feel they can't decline if only out of sheer curiosity. Gordon too has stumbled on a short term task to keep him preoccupied, one that requires him to learn programming. That task is to help Donna and Mutiny figure out how many network users they have, and not just their paid subscribers, this information which will help Donna and Cameron when they talk to potential investors. Cameron finds that she has a love-hate relationship with Tom, in that he is knowledgeable about the leading edge of online gaming, but that his visions can be different than hers and that he is not hesitant to ... Written by Huggo

Following the issue with Sonaris, Mutiny is on the verge of financial insolvency, with many of their users, especially their heaviest users, canceling their subscriptions. Cameron and Donna feel they have no other option but to renegotiate with their employees if they want to keep Mutiny going. Some wholeheartedly agree to their proposal, including Tom, who, however, seems not to be there fully in spirit, when he is there, following this point. Bosworth, not officially an employee, decides to use his skills as a salesman to help Cameron and Donna. This situation places a strain between Donna and Cameron while they decide what they have to forgo considering their resources. But it's an act by Cameron on an associated issue which may not only kibosh their business but their friendship. Joe's latest get rich scheme, using Westgroup's mainframe, gets officially kiboshed by a mid-level manager. As such, he decides to go rogue, trying to get Gordon involved without fully disclosing to ... Written by Huggo

Because she presses him on the issue, Gordon has to admit to Donna that his contact regarding the great deal they are getting on the network is Joe. This admission sets off a series of other admissions between all the players about what is going on, which culminates in a meeting between Joe and Cameron among others. This new professional partnership has profound effects on the personal lives of all involved. Donna and Gordon largely keep their medical issues to themselves. While Donna contemplates what to do in light of her increasing workload, Gordon feels he can't lean on Donna while the online community function becomes a more integral part of Mutiny's business. So Gordon reflects on his life, most specifically the carefree part of his marriage before the children arrived. And Bosworth has a potentially embarrassing moment on his first post-prison date. Written by Huggo

Now that Jacob is involved, the terms of the deal that Joe and Gordon made with regard to Mutiny using Westgroup's network, that deal which was handled verbally, needs to change on Jacob's directive. While Joe is still handling the deal on behalf of Westgroup and has heard what Jacob wants, Joe unilaterally decides to bend those directives based on his own wants. The negotiation with Donna and Cameron leads to a possible impasse as Donna and Cameron decide how they will handle Joe's demands. Those negotiations are tempered by the emotions Donna is feeling about her pregnancy, of which only Bosworth knows so far. Donna eventually decides to come clean to some while bending the truth to others. Also at Mutiny, Cameron and Tom's sexual relationship, which they thought they were hiding well, is discovered in a very public manner. Meanwhile, Gordon has taken the girls home to visit with his brother Henry and Henry's family in California where they all grew up. Feeling like he can't yet... Written by Huggo

Gordon tells Donna about his health issues. He downplays it in his own life as he starts a new venture with some old colleagues: custom built PCs. Donna has troubles with the health news, not only in that the impression she gets is that he felt he couldn't turn to her because of work issues, but also what it truly does mean for their lives. It is not good timing as Joe brings Westgroup/Jacob's offer to purchase Mutiny to the Mutiny team. The offer on the surface allows the current team to retain creative control, while behind the offer Jacob and Joe are solely interested in taking over the community aspect of their work, in Joe's words a forum to allow housewives to share recipes. Joe understands that it is Cameron's continued mistrust of him that is the primary obstacle, and as such works on others who may have influence on her. What happens may depend on whether Cameron sees the company as hers or the collective. An incident specifically with Lev may change everything. With this ... Written by Huggo

Mutiny is holding its first ever appreciation picnic for its staff and customers. Beyond not liking being the center of public gatherings, Cameron avoids the picnic for another reason, as throughout the day she and Tom deal with some business and personal issues. Bosworth receives an unexpected but welcome visitor at the picnic, while Donna basks in what she sees as the success of Community with the number of customers who come to Mutiny solely for that function. Running around with all his nervous energy at the number of orders for customized PCs, Gordon, based on some incidents, becomes unfocused in his life, which leads to paranoia exacerbated by Stan's visit from California. Following his and Sara's elopement and decision to move to California, Joe wants to feel like he has left a legacy at Westgroup, which is making it more difficult for him to let go, especially as he only gets standardized platitudes from Jacob, who quickly replaces his position. The replacement, Jessie Evans, ... Written by Huggo

Everyone at Mutiny is still reeling from Westgroup hijacking its community function and its users and appropriating it all as their own called WestNet. Beyond the legal actions, Cameron, Donna and Bosworth have to figure out how to keep from going financially bankrupt. What happens affects both Tom and Bosworth directly. Joe is caught in the middle as Cameron is still certain he had something to do with it all, while Jacob believes Joe, who is angry with what transpired, will do nothing to protect his own future, which will also affect Sara. Meanwhile, Gordon, still in his paranoia, goes looking for who is behind JGL. In the process, Gordon may come to a realization about his own state of mind. Written by Huggo

The Sonaris virus has destroyed Westgroup's mainframe, which is unofficially and publicly blamed on Joe. As such, this phase of Joe's career, and his marriage, seems to be once again destroyed. Only one person comes to Joe's defense, albeit solely in private, but which gives him an idea of how to rise from the ashes. With Westgroup out of the way, Cameron, Donna and their team have been able to rebuild Mutiny, even though Bosworth and Tom have left the company. They are focusing solely on the community aspect of the company, abandoning games. But Cameron feels they still face the same issue they did when they were using Westgroup's network. Cameron comes up with what she believes is the only solution for moving forward. These items combined with Gordon's attitude towards his therapy leads to problems in his marriage, which may be irreparable. Written by Huggo