Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, and Jason consider just how much they have (or have not) improved. Michael is left to deal with the consequences of his recent actions.

Michael makes a plea. Eleanor looks to take the high road. Michael tries to pull a rabbit out of a hat.

Michael intervenes in the near-death accidents of Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani and Jason on Earth, in hopes that a second chance at life allows them to become better versions of themselves.

Michael's grand scheme hits an unexpected snag and forces him to take drastic measures.

A surprising announcement from one of the humans threatens to dissolve the group.

Michael arranges an important meeting and Janet makes a reconnection.

Michael's crisis forces Eleanor to assume the title of the neighborhood architect. Tahani makes a discovery about the new humans.

With Eleanor assuming the role of the architect, the group adapts to the challenges facing them when four test subjects inhabit a new neighborhood under their supervision.

As the Judge hears Michael and Shawn's arguments about the results of the experiment, Janet and the humans give each other the funerals they deserved.

With time running out to find answers, Chidi must sort through his life -- and afterlives -- before he can provide the help everyone needs.

The group scrambles to devise a new afterlife system that the Good and Bad Places can agree on before it's too late. Chidi has a newfound confidence.

Michael works with the Joint Council of Afterlife Affairs to smooth out kinks in the system. Jason and Tahani move on. Eleanor tries to influence Chidi.