The series touches on a range of topical issues including, LGBTQ matters; family problems; conspiracy theories; and reality television. Moreover, each of the 8 episodes draws from a different comedic style, such as pantomime, sitcom and slapstick.
A 20-something gay man seeks to find a new boyfriend by placing a picture on a dating app that makes him look far worse then he really does.
A gay teenager with a very vivid imagination comes face-to-face with his real life fantasy superhero.
A man gets obsessed by his pizza delivery guy so he orders pizza every day for weeks in an attempt to reconnect with him.
A teenage boy decides that his father has not been dating enough so he decides to set up his dad on a series of blind dates.
Two sisters who have always been rivals have their relationships upended when they realize that unwittingly they have been attempting to date the same man.
A support group for people being sentenced to attend an anger management class as a result of their poor public behavior meets in a rundown communal council space.
In Foster's quest for fame at all costs, he ropes in two friends to explore the trials and travails of reality TV.
Patterns, patterns, patterns.
