Valerie gets her first real taste of success, and wonders if Mark will be there on the biggest night of her life.

Valerie makes a memorable guest appearance on 'The Tonight Show.'

Urged by NuNet to make a public statement in defense of AI, Valerie contemplates her future...with or without How's That?!

Valerie meets her co-star, and becomes increasingly anxious about shooting an intimate scene.

Valerie gets a new dress and a new look after 'Room and Bored'--and Juna--earn nominations for a familiar TV-awards show.

Jane pulls rank on Tom and Paulie G to get Valerie more lines on 'Room and Bored.'

While Valerie and her team ramp up for the Emmys(R), Valerie's marriage is put to the test by the film crew.

Valerie gets a 'name' actor for a 'Room and Bored' episode about her character.

Valerie tries to repair the damage caused by negative AI press – and save Mark's reality show job by making an appearance on Finance Dudes.

Valerie is offered a role in a new multi-cam sitcom – but is hesitant to accept when she learns it will be written by AI.

Actress Valerie Cherish agrees to be filmed for a reality show in an effort to get a part in a new sitcom.

When AI churns out an unusable script, Valerie is forced to lean into her executive producer role to do damage control.

Valerie, Mickey and the cast of 'Room and Bored' are introduced to the media.

As Mark heads off to Burning Man, Valerie finds herself alone amid a media meltdown after news of her AI written show is somehow leaked to the public. Later, Val is further shocked to discover that a member of her team has not signed the studio's NDA.

Valerie meets her human showrunners and tries to convince a TV vet to direct the pilot.

Valerie discovers that being back on a soundstage makes her miss her old sitcom team of one: Mickey – whose death she never processed.

With Juna getting all the hype, Valerie enlists a new publicist to land a magazine cover.

After a table read for 'the first official episode,' Valerie invites her co-stars to a 'bonding lunch.'