Elle has a plan to help out American relations with the "Muslim World" - if only Kamal would get on board already.

Catholic Elle and Muslim Kamal have marital advice for their best friends, but maybe no one should be listening to them - ever.

Elle and Kamal continue to resolve problems the way God intended for good Catholics and Muslims - until Kamal discovers the Catholics have an out.

After Elle's confession, Kamal decides Father Bobby shouldn't be doling out forgiveness until he hears his side of the story, or - as Kamal likes to call it - "the truth."

Kamal would like a home-cooked meal. Elle would like a drink.

Kamal discovers the benefits of getting his American wife drunk.

Muslim Kamal and Catholic Elle go to a Jewish wedding and realize their faiths have been missing out.

American Elle thinks there are certain things her Pakistani Muslim husband just can't say - but she'll say them.

American Catholic Elle is perfectly comfortable with her outfit - but her Pakistani Muslim husband, Kamal, is not.

Elle and Kamal are inviting you over for brunch - with the in-laws!

Elle convinces Kamal that lying to get out of a boring Independence Day barbecue is as American as apple pie.

When dealing with in-laws, married couples need to know the art of compromise. They also need to develop quick reflexes.

Elle and Kamal's moms negotiate a peace treaty at the only Mothers' Day brunch approved by the U.N. (OK, maybe "approved" is a strong word).

When Kamal fails to include her in his Friday night plans, Elle literally "makes" some new friends to fill the hours. This couldn't possibly backfire, right?

Kamal likes Elle's new hobby until it becomes frustrating - very, very frustrating.

The sexiest laid plans of mice and married men oft go awry...

When Kamal opens up about his secret passion, he also opens himself up to Elle's ridicule...and inevitable meddling.

Against his wishes, Elle invades Kamal's karate dojo and finds his prowess...surprising.

Kamal's choice of sandwich meat leads Elle to hastily enter a contest of wills with her brother.

When Kamal can't peacefully mediate a disgusting eating contest between Elle and her brother, dirty tricks make a pretty good Plan B.

Elle refuses to get all jealous just because Kamal made a new friend...a very pretty new friend...who shares all his interests...Okay, maybe she should rethink that jealousy thing.

Elle agrees that Sally's trouble and sets out to crush Kamal's new friendship...but it's not as easy as she thought.

Elle bends the rules (and maybe a vow or two) to get Sally away from Kamal.

Kamal finds something shocking on Elle's computer. She had better start 'splainin'.

After he finds her secret emails, Elle will do anything to make it up to Kamal. ANYTHING.

Elle makes some last-ditch efforts to earn Kamal's forgiveness...but what the heck does he want, anyway? Maybe she needs help from a "friend."

Kamal's efforts at hurricane preparedness are getting on Elle's last nerve. Obviously, the only way to restore balance to their home is for her to annoy him right back.

Elle finds out that hurricanes - and women - make men like Kamal do desperate things.

Kamal has been keeping a secret from his best friend for fifteen years, and Elle thinks it's time to come clean.

Worried that he hurt his friend by keeping a secret from him, Kamal buys into Elle's plan to tell Alex the truth...but how?

Kamal finally works up he courage to confess his secret to Alex, but some unexpected guests complicate his plans.

The conclusion of "And I'm Not Ashamed to Say It!" If there is a wrong way to tell someone you love them, it would look like this.

Kamal shares a video of his wife that was for his eyes only.

It's a conversation every young couple has. Elle thinks it's time to make an addition to their family, but Kamal needs convincing.

Disappointed they didn't talk about babies in Part 1? Here is the mature, adult conversation about the future that you've been waiting for!

Elle's been bored, so she does what any normal person would do: convince a Catholic priest to help her meddle in her brother's love life.

As disappointed as Elle is in her brother’s lack of basketball skills, it’s her husband’s lack of poker skills that will do real damage. No worries, though. Elle’s always ready to help.

To her husband's horror, Catholic Elle wants to help her Muslim in-laws with their love lives.

Elle promises Kamal she'll start minding her own business -and then the world's most dysfunctional couple walks into her living room.

Over Kamal's objections, Elle takes her most annoying personality trait to the masses.