#Happy endings cast series#

In addition to catching up with the cast, the lost episode also featured a surprise drop-in guest - Draamaaaaaa! - as Stephen Guaruni belted out the longest Draaammaaa in history (like, over 10 seconds) and we learned the Hodor-y backstory of his catchphrase.

Dave was so bummed out after the implosion of the group that he pulled a Carl Casper in Jon Favreau’s Chef and took his food truck on the road.

In an envelope-pushing joke, he announces to the group that he lost weight because he has aides – a pun he quickly clarified as meaning interns who helped with his work enough to give Max the time to workout. and no one is exactly sure what he does for a living.

Alex’s organic lifestyle brand – does the name Xela sound familiar? – is now a Fortune 500 company, and in other news, she is under the misguided assumption that Toyota is a Star Wars toy company called Toy Yoda.

He has a long, blonde beard, which is a result of his being Revenant-ed by some bears. Brad (Wayans, Jr.) is living off the grid in the wilds of Wisconsin.She’s now overseeing their sex doll vision. Jane (Coupe) has been living in Japan, working as a top executive for Toyota.Penny and Max then get to work on getting everyone back together and we find out what everyone has been doing, since we last saw them. None of them have spoken in 939 days (the amount of time between the finale and this past weekend’s performance). The two of them recount how the gang broke up, after Brad and Jane got in a big friend-splitting fight. It seems she had borrowed a strangers children to act out a family fantasy, in Williams Sonoma.

#Happy endings cast series#

The action picks up three years after the Happy Endings series finale. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, in her memory. The Happy Endings gang donated their appearance fees to the Susan B. Scott died in May 2016, at the age of 46 after battling breast and liver cancer. Happy Endings, episode 4.01 “Happy to Be Here,” was written and performed in honor of late script supervisor, Tracy Scott. (Brad), Elisha Cuthbert (Alex), and Zachary Knighton (Dave) - reunited with Caspe and the Happy Endings‘ writers and producers. Casey Wilson (Penny), Adam Pally (Max), Eliza Coupe (Jane), Damon Wayans Jr. ABC cancelled Happy Endings in 2013 after three seasons, but the cast and crew reunited over the weekend at EW‘s Popfest to perform a table read of a new episode, written by creator David Caspe.