Two childhood friends in their late 30s rent an apartment for two and experience the comic and tragic moments of their lives together.

Murray meets an Arab guy and starts to believe “Romeo and Juliet” was written about her life, only to later realize it was actually written about Dana and Lior.

Murray moves out of her and Dana’s bachelorette pad and Lior moves in with Dana. What for a moment seems like a fairytale happy ending, turns out to be more “Thelma and Louise.”

Murray and Dana are estranged. Murray finds herself filled with hope unexpectedly, whereas Dana comes to a realization as to what she needs to do and what her heart wants.

Dana's upcoming birthday forces Murray and Lior to collaborate and spend the day together. A chance encounter at the mall snowballs, and a little lie turns big.

Murray finds herself in front of Lior again and has to deal with the consequences of her escape. Dana faces the uncertainty of the day after.

Dana and Lior continue making Murray jealous. Murray revels in Gur's jealousy but realizes that in order to be Cinderella, it’s not enough to escape from the ball.

Dana and Lior return from Italy with news Dana has a hard time breaking to Murray. Murray meets a celebrity and starts to believe the movie “Notting Hill” was written about her life.

Lior returns from Australia and finds Dana confused and different. Murray decides to put everything she's got into the script, which is her last hope.