Gary Unmarried Season 1 Episode 16 Gary Uses His Veto

Gary Unmarried is a sitcom that aired from 2008 to 2010 with a total of two seasons and 37 episodes. The series starred Jay Mohr as Gary Brooks, a recently divorced man, who is navigating parenthood and his newfound single status.

In season 1, episode 16, titled "Gary Uses His Veto," Gary and his ex-wife, Allison (Paula Marshall), are locked in a battle of wills over their son Tom's (Ryan Malgarini) haircut. Gary hates Tom's new haircut and Allison refuses to let him change it. Meanwhile, Gary's girlfriend, Vanessa (Jaime King), is trying to sell her own candles at a craft fair.

As Gary becomes increasingly stubborn about Tom's haircut, Allison starts to worry that his constant vetoes and lack of compromise are setting a bad example for their son. Trying to avoid a full-blown fight, Allison suggests that they get a third party involved to help work out a compromise.

Gary reluctantly agrees, and they seek advice from their trusty therapist, Dr. Krandall (guest star Ed Begley Jr.). However, things take a turn for the worse when Gary's girlfriend Vanessa shows up to the session uninvited. Frustrated by Vanessa's presence and Dr. Krandall's supposed pro-Allison bias, Gary decides to take matters into his own hands.

Gary abruptly leaves the session and takes Tom to get a new haircut, despite Allison's objections. But things don't go as planned, and Gary ends up making matters worse. With tensions running high between him, Allison, and Vanessa, Gary must figure out how to salvage the situation before it's too late.

"Gary Uses His Veto" is a classic episode of Gary Unmarried that highlights the show's blend of humor and heart. At its core, the episode explores the challenges of co-parenting and the importance of compromise in any relationship. With its relatable themes and talented cast, Gary Unmarried is a must-watch for anyone in need of a good laugh and some heartfelt life lessons.