In season 1, the housemates tackle capital-R Responsibility to varying degrees of success. These friends are works-in-progress, brimming with bad ideas and whatever their latest "theory of adulthood" might be. But there's one thing they consistently get right: showing up for each other.
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This is such a try-hard show that wants to be something that it will never ever be: clever. The cast is hilariously diverse and the show's writing is incredibly banal and BLAH. Unfunny but of course it checks all the boxes so it will most definitely be renewed, despite absolutely no one watching.
this is like if new girl was set in the 2020s and had more conflicting relationships. it is enjoyable, an easy watch—letting the characters make their way into your heart gives delicious payoff.
The show is very modern and queer, if you like shows about a group of friends experiencing random hijinks, give it a chance
Episode 1
The friend group finds out that someone they know is making national headlines.
Episode 2
The group accompanies Billie to the hospital for a colonoscopy and must decide who should be her medical proxy.
Episode 3
A stabber is on the loose in the neighborhood and the group realizes Anton may have accidentally befriended him.
Episode 4
The group continues a house tradition.
Episode 5
Issa and Anton look for meaning after an unexpected loss, while Samir and Paul Baker start underage drinking.
Episode 6
The group throws their first dinner party.
Episode 7
Anton and Paul Baker host a visitor from out of town, while Issa takes a stand at work.
Episode 8
The group opens the mailbox for the first time in months.
Episode 9
How the group met Paul Baker.