Episode Synopsis:
When Annie’s (Becki Newton) friend Jodie (Michelle Trachtenberg, “Buffy The Vampire Slayer”) bakes a banana bread for her new flame Charlie (Bret Harrison, “Reaper”), he feels threatened and tells her they should just be “friends.” Suspecting it was the banana bread that scared him off, Jodie is livid and decides to be the best “friend” he ever had. Meanwhile, Ed (Kurtwood Smith, “That `70s Show”) and Faye Strathmore (Frances Conroy, “Six Feet Under”) visit their son Kyle (Stephen Rannazzisi, “Paul Blart: Mall Cop”) and his boyfriend in Venice, California and Faye is on a mission to make sure that Ed keeps an open mind and is on his best behavior. Also, when Judd (Greg Grunberg) and Colleen (Constance Zimmer) meet over-the-top television sex therapist Dr. O (Jeffrey Tambor, “Arrested Development”) at a party, he offers some suggestions about their love life that have disastrous results for the couple.
Summary
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Hailing from the creative mind of Sex and the City's Cindy Chupack, this new romantic comedy anthology series, it's the story of three, modern stories of love, sex, marriage and dating. Becki Newton stars as Annie and Jordana Spiro stars as Frannie, the last two single friends after all their other friends got married. Annie is very optimistic while Frannie is an "always a bridesmaid never a bride", realistic woman. The story revolves around them, while other romantically-challenged characters will come and go in each episode
