Best Episodes of Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll

Gigi meets Johnny's mom and discovers how "Mary Poppins" wrecked her showbiz career—and Johnny's childhood.

Gigi lands a record deal of epic proportions; Bam and Rehab quit the band to become DJs.

Someone from the band's past shows up as tension reaches an all time high.

Gigi tries being a manager while Johnny's charity anthem gains momentum. Flash makes a big decision and Rehab becomes upset about his contribution to "Feast" as rehearsals begin.

Johnny sets Gigi up on a date with someone her own age; Bam and Rehab invent a new music genre.

Greg Dulli sets Gigi up with a well-respected producer from the west coast, which Johnny loves because Flash doesn’t.

Gigi decides to go in a different direction with the band. Johnny pursues a new solo project.

Johnny dies. On the internet. And decides to stay dead for financial reasons. Which leads to a big break for Gigi.

Gigi and her bandmates challenge Johnny to write songs without drugs or alcohol.

Gigi’s success on the NYC scene leads to The Heathens finding out they are somehow still big in Belgium.

Gigi asks Johnny to get a tattoo of her name as a sign of true fatherly commitment.

Ava prepares for her debut and gets help from Gigi while Johnny becomes surprisingly supportive. Also: Flash makes a big decision and Bam creates a professional persona.

The band meet an inspiring young fan, which leads Johnny to discover a new talent of his own. Also: Ava gets rave reviews and Bam and Rehab see a new side of Campbell

Gigi insists the entire band see a noted music therapist.

Ava wants to mix things up while urging Gigi to experience anything and everything while she’s still young. Rehab gets approached by a big time Broadway producer.

Flash gets mixed signals from Gigi as Ava plans her solo debut. Bam and Rehab meet with Campbell Scott.

Gigi’s recent experience forces Flash to step up his game. Noah and Bam try to convince Rehab to get on board with “Feast”.

Opening night begins at "Feast" and Bam and Rehab struggle with Campbell's dedicated manner.

Watching a sold out Afghan Whigs reunion show leads Johnny to try and get his old band back together.

The sudden death of an old friend forces the band to question where they’re at and where they’re going.