A surreal take on transitioning from 20-something to 30-something centering on a married couple juggling such everyday challenges as parenthood, friendship, ham theft, stripper clowns and choosing the right day care.
The best episode of "Close Enough" season 1 is "Quilty Pleasures", rated 8.1/10 from 3092 user votes. It was directed by Sean Szeles and written by Minty Lewis, Madeline Queripel, Ryan Pequin. "Quilty Pleasures" aired on 7/9/2020 and is rated 0.8 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "The Perfect House".
While working on Candice's class quilt, Josh and Emily get trapped in the underbelly of the Los Angeles fabric district, while Alex and Bridgette prove to be incompetent babysitters.
Director: Sean Szeles
Writer: Minty Lewis, Madeline Queripel, Ryan Pequin
Emily becomes addicted to visiting open houses as an escape from her chaotic home life.
Director: Sean Szeles, Calvin Wong
Writer: Minty Lewis
In a last-ditch attempt to prove they can still party, Emily, Josh, and Alex follow Bridgette to a hot new nightclub.
Director: J.G. Quintel, Calvin Wong
Writer: Chris Kula
When Josh volunteers at Candice's school, Emily becomes suspicious that another parent is trying to seduce him.
Director: J.G. Quintel, Calvin Wong
Writer: Aaron Burdette
Struggling to bond with Candice, Josh goes all out to become the world's best skate dad.
Director: Calvin Wong
Writer: Minty Lewis, J.G. Quintel
The roommates work together to give Emily a stress-free day but are promptly sidetracked by shady characters from Alex's past.
Director: Sean Szeles
Writer: Bill Oakley, Marlena Rodriguez
Bridgette and Emily are put in danger when Josh attempts to prove he's the king of pranks.
Director: Sean Szeles
Writer: Minty Lewis, Madeline Queripel, Matt Price, Ryan Pequin
Emily tries to roll with the "cool moms" at Candice's school, while Josh and Alex help Randy find his mom.
Director: Sean Szeles
Writer: Matt Price, Alison Agosti
The roommates' tropical vacation is derailed by Candice's tutoring needs.
Director: Sean Szeles
Writer: Matt Price
When Josh attempts to finish a video game, he must confront an inner demon. Alex tries to win his students' respect.
Director: Calvin Wong
Writer: Matt Price
When Emily has a pregnancy scare, Josh considers a vasectomy as Alex embraces fatherhood.
Director: Calvin Wong
Writer: Matt Price, Deepak Sethi
Josh finally sells a video game and gets to experience how the other half lives, while birthday girl Bridgette is forced to get a real job.
Director: Calvin Wong
Writer: Deepak Sethi
While Josh and Emily try to rekindle their relationship, Alex acts as Bridgette's wingman on a horrifying double date.
Director: Calvin Wong
Writer: Marlena Rodriguez, Kristy Grant
Overwhelmed with work, Emily goes to extreme lengths to make time for Candice.
Director: Sean Szeles
Writer: Minty Lewis
After a fight with Alex, Josh befriends a talking dog. Meanwhile, Emily and Bridgette receive inspiration from "Weird Al" Yankovic on a songwriting retreat in the forest.
Director: Calvin Wong
Writer: Andres Salaff, Deepak Sethi