Close Enough: Season 2

Season 2 overview

The opening stories turn ordinary family and apartment problems into exaggerated crises. Physical overexertion, wealth revelations, illegal commerce, and an unwanted guest establish the season's unstable comic rhythm.

Key story beats

  1. Extreme Fitness Attempt — A parent struggles to play with a child and responds by attempting to get fit, eventually overdoing the effort.
  2. Wealthy Birth Parents — A character discovers that their birth parents are alive and wealthy.
  3. Hot Sauce Racket — A child becomes the kingpin of an illegal hot-sauce operation.
  4. Unwanted Houseguest — An old friend is allowed to stay at an apartment, but removing the guest becomes difficult.
  5. Sinister Water Class — A character makes new friends in a water aerobics class and learns that they have a sinister secret.
  6. Digital Fantasy World — A first smartphone draws its owner into a seductive digital fantasy world.
  7. Romance With a Ghost — After becoming frustrated with unreliable romantic partners, a character falls for an actual ghost.
  8. Training for Courage — After abandoning a family during danger, a character seeks training to become braver.
  9. Calling on the Island — A character stranded on a deserted island discovers a true calling.
  10. Adult Birthday Party — Two adults try to make a child's birthday party more exciting for grown-ups.
  11. Marriage Time Travel — Two characters travel back in time in an attempt to save a marriage.
  12. Teacher Rivalry — A popular new music teacher provokes jealousy, leading Mr. Campbell to plot against her.
  13. Phone Withdrawal — A character receives help breaking a phone addiction while the others mistakenly believe that person has been abducted.
  14. Viking Novel Marketing — An author recruits another person to pose as the writer of a steamy Viking erotica novel.
  15. Unexpected Rock Stardom — Two characters discover that they are beloved rock stars in a foreign country.

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