Close Enough
Josh, Emily, and the gang continue to navigate adulthood while contending with haunted couches, bulbous horses, time-traveling whiskeys, and a literal houseguest from hell — all in their very own apartment.
Comedy, Animation
Episodes (16)
Josh Gets Shredded
After struggling to play with Candice, Josh tries to get fit but overdoes it.
Meet the Frackers
Randy discovers his birth parents are alive and wealthy.
Sauceface
Candice becomes the kingpin of an illegal hot-sauce racket.
Houseguest from Hell
Emily lets an old friend crash at the apartment but getting rid of her proves difficult.
Joint Break
Pearle makes new friends in a water aerobics class who turns out to have a sinister secret.
Cyber Matrix
Alex buys his first smartphone, which seduces him into a digital fantasy world.
Haunted Couch
Bridgette is sick of unreliable guys who "ghost" her until she falls for an actual ghost.
Man Up
After Josh abandons his family in the face of danger, he asks Pearle to train him to be brave.
Handy
Randy discovers his true calling while stranded on a deserted island.
Birthdaze
Tired of children’s birthday parties, Josh and Emily try to make Candice’s party more exciting for adults.
Time Hooch
Alex and Josh travel back in time to save Alex and Bridgette’s marriage.
World's Greatest Teacher
When a new music teacher becomes popular, a jealous Mr. Campbell plots her downfall.
Where'd You Go, Bridgette?
While Pearle helps Bridgette break her phone addiction, the others mistakenly believe Bridgette has been abducted.
The Erotic Awakening of A.P. LaPearle
To market his steamy novel of Viking erotica, Alex recruits Pearle to pose as the book’s author.
Men Rock!
Bridgette and Emily discover they are beloved rock stars in a foreign country.
Secret Horse
A horse gets loose during a windstorm and teaches the gang to dream again.
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