Command Z - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Room
People actually get paid to do this? Our team is assembled.
The Climate
Turns out the assignment is harder than it looks.
The Pryce Is Wrong
Eventually, most US roads lead to a rich white guy.
The Pryce Is Wrong II
A dog with ESP. Do you dare say no?
Antisocial Media
If everybody has a red line, is everything BEFORE that blue?
The Climate II
They say, "If you can reach just ONE person…" but what if you reached TWO?
Preach
A culture of giving and the spirit of service power this episode.
Back for the Future
They say all good endings are about the beginning, but isn't that just laziness?
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