Comedy / Drama
Empty nest divorcée Eve Fletcher reinvents her life to find the happiness and sexual fulfillment that’s eluded her, and her college freshman son Brendan.


On the day before her son leaves for college, Eve Fletcher has to deal with some inappropriate behavior in the workplace. Brendan runs into an ex-girlfriend at a party.

While Brendan gets settled at BSU, Eve finds herself torn between the fantasy world of internet porn and the prospect of a real-life date. Roy Rafferty gets into some trouble at the Senior Center.

Brendan visits a peer support group and makes a new friend. After a troubling encounter with her ex-husband, Ted, Eve bonds with her community college writing class at a local bar.

Eve and her colleague Amanda, attend a wake. Meanwhile, Brendan reconnects with Ted at Parents’ Weekend, and Margo and Curtis go on a first date.

Eve gets out of her comfort zone, joining Margo at a hip party in Brooklyn. Brendan and Chloe have an unexpected encounter at a college event promoting body-positivity.

While helping her friend Jane through a marital crisis, Eve is distracted by a series of flirtatious texts. Brendan and Chloe have a study date.

Eve celebrates a life-changing decision. Brendan has an epiphany about college. Sanjay does a good deed.

Eve Fletcher

Brendan Fletcher

Julian Spitzer

Zach

George

Jane Rosen

Margo Fairchild


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