Connecting... - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
As the friend group gathers at the start of quarantine for their new-normal virtual hang, Annie contemplates opening up to Ben about her feelings for him. Meanwhile, everyone worries about Jazmin, who's been MIA.
Day 30
Pradeep's struggle to procure a suitable dinner for his picky children reveals some deeper issues among the group. Annie's online shopping spree results in a surprising delivery.
Day 78
With Memorial Day around the corner, Garret has planned a trip to Big Bear for the group. It will be the getaway they all need, as long as everyone can follow his strict safety guidelines.
Day 82
Michelle tries to meet a pressing work deadline and prepare a dish for a socially distanced dinner, all while fielding the world's questions about race in America; Garret and Ben find a way to escape from it all.
Day 90
As the group gears up to attend a Black Lives Matter march, Ben struggles with various obstacles, including his mother, Dayleen, who has called everyone in her phone book to prevent him from going.
Day 135
Annie, feeling the quarantine fatigue, decides to move back in with her parents in Florida. Ben and Rufus join forces to stop her by revealing a controversial email that forces Annie to confront her parents.
Day 226
Ellis throws a virtual version of her annual Halloween party, determined to not let quarantine ruin her cherished tradition. Just as Ben gears up to make a move on Annie, a handsome stranger enters the picture.
Day 229
On the eve of the 2020 election, the group grapples with their own personal uncertainties and life decisions.
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