When he is blamed for the death of a hospital trustee, Dr. Hank Lawson is blacklisted by the medical community and dumped by his fiancée. His brother, Evan, convinces Hank to come with him to a party in the Hamptons, where Hank discovers a new career opportunity. Written by walrus_8463

Evan charms his way into a date with ballerina Tess Frimoli at her early retirement benefit to coach her into eating junk-food again, but she faints and lies, initially even to Hank. The brothers learn to appreciate life in the Hamptons and sharing the household. Tucker is grateful for Hank's aftercare and fatherly friendship, but absent dad Marshall Bryant considers a reminder of paternal duties grounds for instant dismissal. Hank keeps dating idealistic hospital-administrator Jill Casey but tests her trust by sneakingly helping an unwilling hepatitis patient who lost all confidence in the medical system. Written by KGF Vissers

Senator Everett's vicariously ambitious wife Melody discretely hires Hank to give their handsome son Kendrick a full medical in absolute secret (even if that requires obtaining insanely expensive equipment) before his recruitment in Notre Dame's football team. Evan takes Hank 'guerilla marketing' through the Hamptons in search of that tenth passerby they may sign up for HankMed, but Hank instead gives priority to a penniless dog-walker. Left on own, Evan scores a client, along with several hot chicks for a pool party (with a nasty sanitary sting) while arranging another date for Hank with Jill (whom Hank mainly presses for hospital equipment). Meanwhile, Kendrick has a sudden and serious episode, which Hank brilliantly diagnoses while revealing a motivational question. Written by KGF Vissers

Hoping to approach the richest clients by joining a country-club, Evan starts practicing tennis and golf on Boris' estate. Curious about a mysterious tank arriving, he sneaks into Boris' basement and discovers a giant shark's aquarium (which he 'forgets' diplomatically when Boris needfully reminds him of the vital value of privacy). After legally obligatory routine tests in an Italian restaurant, a trainee-sous-chef with poor English skills reacts positive to TB, but Hank must leave that to Divya (along with Evan's language assistance) while he rushes the restaurant owner, in medical crisis, to the hospital. Written by KGF Vissers / edited by statmanjeff

Evan enthusiastically arranges for Hank to attend a pregnant member of the rich Grant family - at their private island - even if that requires Evan to volunteer as babysitter for their brats. Though Evan shares their majority dislike of the deliberate eschewal of modern technological comfort there, bunk-beds rekindle memories of living with Dad Lawson (fond recollections not shared by Hank). Hank finds the pregnancy neither urgent nor problematic, unlike the fracture that old island caretaker Will incurs while driving his truck. Both brothers' ingenuity ends up solving all medical and communications problems, leaving Hank to respect a blood-betrayed Grant family secret. The isolation, initially forcing Hank to miss a last-minute a date with Jill, helps him against accepting a position in her hospital's E.R. Written by KGF Vissers / edited by statmanjeff

Tucker Bryant drops by HankMed for fatherly advice and additionally gets brotherly from Evan, whose envious admiration for the nice brat's luxury car fleet earns a recommendation for a good deal. Hank calls on Ms. Newberg, who wants to prevent any staff health troubles messing with her spoiled-rotten lapdog's bark mitzvah, but discovers a worrying number of mysterious respiratory problem cases. Evan's sympathy for haughty Divya's strategic marriage (i.e. arranged betrothal) still earns him only more abuse. Tucker follows Evan's advice with lover Libby, whose initial fury Evan turns around. After the brothers save the day with some help from Jill to handle the authorities, the host sends them a car too flashy for Hank's taste, so Evan gets his dream on wheels. Written by KGF Vissers

Venezuelan self-made tycoon Javier Santos exhausts Evan's patience by skimping on a moderate bill while indulging wife Sofia's shopping-sprees. Both brothers deal imaginatively with the apparently dysfunctional couple's erratic problems. Evan tells Hank about Boris's aquarium-shark after Jill's visiting relative Katie is bitten by it. Boris disappears after learning this and the results of a full medical Hank gave him, yet failed to evaluate properly, and has the paperwork removed from hospital. Divya's arranged Bombay fiancé Rajan Bandyopadhyay proves patient, yet pressed from time. Written by KGF Vissers

Evan hires an AV professional for his HankMed staff meeting presentation of 'Evanomics', but Hank and Divya both find reasons to postpone the meeting. Cartoonist Zack Kingsley, who illustrates his wife Julie's children's books, leaves Hamptons Heritage Hospital against medical advice for a cardiac issue, but hires Hank as a private physician. Jill accuses Hank of poaching a patient, but Hank was just concerned as a physician. Software guru Alan Ryder's new wife hires Hankmed to diagnose Alan's allergy symptoms. While Evan is surprised that ordinary-looking Alan has a supermodel wife, Alan discriminates against Divya when he realizes she isn't an M.D., and doesn't want her to treat what may be a sexually transmitted disease. Written by KGF Vissers / edited by statmanjeff

Evan delights in attending a Hamptons horse-show with Hank (who only accepted because the proceeds benefit Jill's hospital). Seasonally attired to win over clients, Evan curbs his HankMed charm-offensive to rescue Divya, first from a drunkard (who turns out to be Jill's newest medical staff acquisition, Dr. Madden), then from her misinformed parents, posing as a college friend to sustain Divya's deception that she's studying economics, not assisting Hank; however, a wasp sting on her allergic father puts Divya herself in position to blow her cover by performing emergency treatment. Hank meanwhile wrestles with quasi-professional teenage-jockey Beth Samuels and her father Dan's unwillingness to put health concerns above equestrian competition. Jill's ex, Charlie Casey, returns, going above her head to resume his hospital post, checking out romantic successor Hank, and revealing an important condition Jill has so far failed to share. Written by KGF Vissers / edited by statmanjeff

At Tucker 's request, Hank talks to Marshall (Tucker's pill-popping dad) about getting clean and sober. Marshall agrees but wants to use an in-house rapid detox method Hank thinks is too risky to try outside of a hospital. Ever-on-the-make Evan, meanwhile, accepts Divya's challenge to meet a woman and only make friends with her. He eventually succeeds with a Polish immigrant who subsequently turns blue from nude sunbathing. Jill gets a check from Boris to open her clinic but, feeling it's payoff, isn't sure she should accept it. Written by Anonymous / edited by statmanjeff

While Hank thinks that he has gone all the way to New York to help save Boris, it turns out Hank may need a little saving himself. Boris reveals that the Gardners are pressuring the state licensing board to revoke Hank's credentials. Hank wants to handle the matter on his own but Boris isn't about to butt out of Hank's business, just like Hank hasn't let the issue of Boris's mysterious illness go. Boris puts his cadre of lawyers on the case despite Hank's wishes because he has a vested interest in Hank keeping his medical license. Boris wants Hank to help him with his potentially terminal genetic disease that killed his father and his grandfather. Hank agrees as long as there are no more secrets between them. Unfortunately for Hank, Boris isn't exactly a 'tell-all' kind of guy. Meanwhile, HankMed has a new client that is so famous (or more likely, infamous) that Evan and Divya don't find out who he or she is. That is, until the massive yacht they're on reaches the even bigger boat ... Written by Anonymous

Dream prince/groom, Rajan Bandyopadhyay, is happy preparing his arranged marriage to his friend from childhood, Divya, without inspiring romantic love. Divya contemplates calling it all off. The stately venue, an elegant manor hand-built by Scottish immigrant family Hill, is run by heiress/ sisters Amy, who superstitiously believes Wicca forces oppose any change to the legacy, and Zoe, who wants to turn it into a BandB. After Divya notices symptoms in Amy, Hank starts a perilous examination of patient and home. Evan is bordering on neurosis, Amy's grim prediction only adds to his all-to-real financial worries after falling victim to an investment scam which shocks Hank in surprising ways. Charlie Casey moves back in with Jill, only to be thrown out of her life completely. Written by KGF Vissers