Six Feet Under

When the funeral director is killed in an accident, the family comes together to mourn and decide the fate of the funeral home.

The family attends the reading of Nathaniel's will. A widow is unable to pay the funeral bill after her late husband leaves her with a mountain of debt.

The family considers selling the business. Their latest client had an unfortunate accident with an industrial dough-mixer.

When a gang member is shot, his family requests that he is buried, but the gang's leader wants it done a different way.

An adult film star is electrocuted in her bathtub, which leads to a memorial service that is anything but ordinary.

After a woman passes away in her sleep, her husband proves to be a very demanding client.

The family must persuade the angry brother of a war veteran who died of lung disease that his brother should receive a military-honoring burial.

A divorced woman meets an unfortunate end while partying with her friends, and the family discusses renting out the home to a seniors' dancing group.

A boy has a severe accident, and his mother is left nearly comatose with grief.

An egocentric husband is killed with a frying pan after his wife finally has enough of his mouth.

Nate and Dave travel to Vegas in order to attend a convention for funeral directors. A newborn child dies from a case of SIDS.

A gay couple is attacked and one of them is killed, causing controversy among the family.

A simple game of golf results in the death of a woman.

A drug-addicted actress dies from a cocaine overdose and leaves her fellow cast and crew members to set up the funeral.

A famous football player dies of dehydration during a strong training session, and the family is hired for the funeral services.

A man dies after a long battle with cancer, and his psychic widow discusses the funeral arrangements with the family.

Nate and Claire go to Seattle to pick up the body of a man who died on a public bus.

A middle-aged woman chokes to death in her apartment, and is found dead a week later.

While at a boat party, a drunken man falls overboard. The family tries to convince his widow to use their funeral services.

A Jewish funeral at Fisher and Sons leads Nate to seek spiritual guidance from an intense female rabbi.

The Christmas season marks the anniversary of Nathaniel's death - and gets everyone thinking about their last moments with him.

Ruth continues to help an injured Nikolai recover; Brenda's escapades help her to write, but her feelings about being engaged grow muddled.

While David and Keith try to iron out their problems, Karla has a secret that could pose trouble.

Nate and Brenda find comfort thanks to Rabbi Ari's advice. Ruth's need to control Nikolai and Claire leads to a surprising self-assessment.

Tensions between Nate and Brenda boil over, while Claire finally finds some direction in her life.

Nate must take action with his AVM while also dealing with a troubled Brenda.

Fisher and Sons undergoes a business name change, and Rico is doing all he can to make sure he's not a "gofer" anymore.

David and Rico are at odds over doing business with the family of a deceased telemarketer.

Keith and David find the reality of a resort vacation different than advertised.

The partner of a recently deceased gay man orchestrates an operatic tribute at Fisher and Diaz.

Fisher and Diaz deals with the recently discovered body of a man missing for years.

Lisa takes Maya on a camping trip and Rico wrestles with the challenges of a double-wide corpse.

David and Keith (reluctantly) play 'Leading Ladies' at a brunch with members of the Gay Men's Chorus.

After the patriarch of a cultish new-age clan dies, Fisher and Diaz is overrun by the wives and children left behind.

The Fishers run into unexpected guests at an art-school benefit featuring works by Claire and company.

Nate tends to Maya while Lisa visits her sister. Meanwhile, Vanessa seems like her old self.

Fisher and Diaz is brimming over with activity and mourners after a trio of unrelated deaths.

After a serial killer is executed in Texas, his daughter brings him home for a fitting Fisher and Diaz funeral.

Death continues to shuffle its deck randomly for would-be clients of Fisher and Diaz.

In an attempt to honor Lisa's last wishes, Nate finds himself at odds with her family.

George puts his stamp on the Fisher home, settling into domestic routines that irk Arthur.

A group of prank-happy teenagers find their latest joke is no laughing matter. Meanwhile, the Fishers decide to hold a yard sale.

David's ex-fiancee re-enters his life in search of answers to the question, "Why me?"

With Keith away, David gets taken for a ride by a hitchhiker. Meanwhile, Nate goes to a bereavement group.

Fisher and Diaz hosts two very different parties in one night. Meanwhile, David is uncomfortable with all the comfort he's receiving.

Ruth goes on a fossil hunt with George and digs up Sarah and Bettina. Claire focuses her talents on Edie.

Nate and Brenda take Maya on a train ride, getting caught in their tracks when they go a little too far.

Ruth and Bettina take a road trip to Mexico, leaving the men of Fisher and Diaz to some male bonding.

Nate gives Maya "one last look" at a memorial for Lisa, where some surprise discoveries ensue.

Ruth is giddy about going to a tantric workshop with George, who retreats to the emergency shelter.

Ruth is delighted to meet George's daughter, but worries as his paranoid "views" of the future escalate.

Ruth dreads George's return from the hospital in light of his recent diagnosis.

Nate hangs with high-school friends, but finds that, as adults, they share little more than old memories.

Claire is seduced by Billy's newfound lust for life, but hits a roadblock along the way.

Brenda is disturbed by Nate's reaction to her latest news. Ruth shares her feelings about George with friends.

Ruth finds a new way to unwind from George, who longs to close the distance between them.

Ruth happily helps "circle the wagons" when Sarah calls. David and Keith discover it's hard work playing house with Anthony and Durrell.

David and Keith struggle to create parent-child boundaries. Brenda and Nate get some ambiguous news.

A young Latina's funeral raises questions about the culture--and future--of Fisher and Diaz.

David and Keith get comfortable with their new family life; Claire discovers she and Ted share a common interest.

While David attends to family business, Keith makes an embarrassing self-discovery on the job.

As David's fears take over, Keith tries to protect him, and the boys. Billy attends to his sister.

The Fishers begin the healing process while embracing the future.