Onstage, at home and on the job trail, we get to know several young actors participating in a method workshop at LA’s Tamarind Theatre, presided over by a seen-it-all actor named Goddard Fulton.

Jennifer’s spirits are buoyed when a top talent agent tells her she’s “special,” though it’s not.

Strapped for cash, Jennifer ponders selling her eggs and even quitting class, but Goddard bails her out by offering her a job.

Jennifer learns that the show must go on, even if there’s only one person in the audience.

Proving it’s never too late to sharpen your acting chops, the class welcomes “new” student Diane Baker, a veteran actress, producer … and onetime Goddard paramour.

Bryan gets worked up about a possible role that's uncannily similar to his own background, even practicing a disability he once had to un-learn as a kid.

A huge break lands Bryan in New York, affecting his friendships in LA.

Bryan gets an unexpected surprise while shooting in NYC.

With Nick visiting from LA, Bryan has a night to remember and a morning he’d like to forget.

Bryan returns to LA, reflecting on his adventures in NY and ready to invest in a lifestyle upgrade.