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A darkly comedic series focusing on the employees of a dying art house movie theatre, all in search of love, purpose and connection.
Gunner tries adjusting to single life. Max butts heads on the set of his short film with an inept cinematographer and a highly medicated actress. Chas ignores responsibilities and phone calls from his father.
Gunner fails to connect with Du'Quon, a new talent at the theatre. The Talents spend their day debating films.
After a run in with an old high school friend, Max begins to question his current circumstances.
Chas has a pivotal lunch with his father, who has just been released from rehab. A one night stand with Alison becomes something more.
Gunner has an awkward date with Rebecca. Tiffany tries to broaden Gunner's horizons. Gunner has a bizarre encounter with an undercover police officer.
Max pays a visit to his old writing partner and discovers a disturbing home life.
Emilie has a one night stand with Noah. Her relationship with Max escalates.
Chas gets career advice from his drug dealer, Edmond, before interviewing with a door to door Christian rock group.
After another quarter of low ticket sales, the theatre faces an unlikely future. Gunner has a date with Tiffany. Ken Jost's origins are explored.
Max faces reality as the future of his short film becomes clear. Emilie and Max's relationship grows deeper. Chas moves back home and makes amends with his father and Alison. Max and Chas' friendship is tested.
