Six months later, Alf and Ronnie are living separate lives. Ronnie burns the candle at both ends—literally—after getting promoted at The Candle Wagon, and Alf and his dad face temptations at a telemarketing conference.

Ronnie’s family ambushes him with the intervention from hell. Meanwhile, Alf and his dad take some big steps toward self-improvement.

Tensions flare as Ronnie tries to catch Alf in a lie, which turns into more lies, a giant feast neither of them wants to eat, and some fiery revelations.

Ronnie and Alf are losing followers on social media -- fast. So with a little help from Alf’s dad’s Rascal fund, they hire a young influencer to boost their image online.

Ronnie cashes in an old favor to convince Alf to join him on a road trip to restore what’s left of their old friend—and their friendship.

Ronnie and Alf struggle to write a killer tribute track for Lou — but all the family drama at Alf’s dad’s block party keeps breaking their focus.

After being rebuked by Courtney, Alf makes a sick match on a dating app. Meanwhile, Ronnie gets a message from Lou’s ghost that forces him to make some changes. And Lou’s mom gives the guys their inheritance.

Ronnie and Alf cycle through the stages of grief as they shop for their future selves, brainstorm next level biz plans, and make sure everyone in town knows they are doing fine—JUST F’ING FINE.

Ronnie, Alf and Lou have been best friends since high school. But when Lou becomes an international rap superstar, Ronnie and Alf drop everything to go along for the ride. Fifteen years later, a freak accident leaves Ronnie and Alf without their best friend — or his jet-setting lifestyle.

After an explosive encounter with Chevalier, Alf tries to put the pieces back together with Courtney, while Ronnie comes to terms with some surgical complications. But a surprise visit from an old colleague presents them with an opportunity that could change everything.