Documentary / Comedy / Reality
Follow the personal life of Jerrod Carmichael, through his encounters with friends, family, and strangers, all in his search for love, sex, and connection.


As his experiment in radical honesty begins, Jerrod confronts his crush, avoids his mother, and scrambles to find a date to the Emmys.
As Jerrod falls in love with his new boyfriend, he learns he has a problem with fidelity.

When his childhood best friend Jessica moves in to try to make it in NYC, Jerrod struggles to make up for years of being a terrible friend.

Jerrod clumsily and poignantly tries to reconcile with his father by having every difficult conversation in one four-day road trip.

Jerrod pushes his friend Jamar Neighbors to confront his childhood traumas onstage.

Jerrod takes his boyfriend Mike home to meet his Christian mother.

After opening up about his relationship with Mike, Jerrod struggles with jealousy and the rules of non-monogamy.

When his mother comes to visit, Jerrod is haunted by echoes of childhood…and torn between the impulse to reconcile or confront her.

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