Animation / Comedy
After their sister Ruthie blows up her perfect life, Andrew and Eunice show her the fun in being flawed as she helps them adult.


Andrew and Eunice Dang love being aimless twenty-somethings in NYC — until their Type A big sister Ruthie crashes the party with astonishing news.

Terrified that Ruthie will move into their neighborhood, Andrew tries to sabotage her apartment hunt. Eunice tests a new celebrity diet drug for work.

Ruthie uses her pushover ex-husband, Warren, to get her unborn child into a fancy school. Eunice guides Andrew through an astrological emergency at work.

Eunice catches feelings for a new guy, but Ruthie's convinced he has a fetish for Asian women. A clingy one-night stand creates a headache for Andrew.

Andrew reconnects with someone from his church days and teaches him about being gay. Eunice becomes emotionally vampirized by her glam girlboss, Jane.

Sexism complicates Ruthie's bid to snag a board seat at her law firm. Andrew devises an elaborate workaround after failing to fire a Deadstock employee.

After Ruthie pressures him into being her child's godfather, Andrew gets a prescription to combat his chronic anxiety and people-pleasing tendencies.

The Dang siblings go home to Boston so Ruthie can tell their parents about her pregnancy — but wicked-high expectations and old habits derail the reveal.

Ruthie Dang (voice)

Andrew Dang (voice)

Eunice Dang (voice)

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