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The crew works a party for demanding Tony Carolla, but Ron's dreams of success threaten to ruin everything; Kyle hopes to emulate his new friend's lifestyle.
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S2, EP5 "Steve Guttenberg's Birthday"
Actor Steve Guttenberg volunteers to turn his birthday party into a writing workshop when he overhears Roman and writing partner Kent discussing their script.
S2, EP6 "Not on Your Wife Opening Night"
Kyle promises to help his old mentor by romancing a wealthy female patron with the funds to save a theater.
S2, EP7 "Party Down Company Picnic"
Ron vies for a job at the head office; Casey competes for best all around at the events; Roman and Kyle are challenged by Val Halla catering.
S2, EP8 "Joel Munt's Big Deal Party"
Roman is less than thrilled when he discovers that a party is being thrown by his writing partner; Henry goes back to his old ways by fooling around with Casey, now that they are back together.
S3, EP6 "Sepulveda Basin High School Spring Play Opening Night"
Henry and the Party Down crew scheme to keep their latest party going all night.
S3, EP5 "Once Upon a Time Proms Away Prom-otional Event"
Lydia, worried that daughter Escapade missed her childhood, plans a promotional event for her new movie; Ron schemes to impress a studio PR bigwig who could make or break Party Down.
S3, EP4 "KSGY-95 Prizewinner's Luau"
The gang gets hired to work a laid-back radio promotion luau in Malibu, Calif.; things get weird as they decide to take mushrooms together.
S3, EP3 "First Annual PI2A Symposium"
Desperate to keep afloat, Ron books an event for a problematic group, leading to complications for everyone.
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