Easy - Season 2
Season 2
Eight new tales featuring Marc Maron, Aubrey Plaza, Dave Franco and more capture the complications of love and life in Chicago.
Episodes
Package Thief
Neighbors in an affluent community take matters into their own hands when they spy a baseball-capped thief stealing packages off their doorsteps.
Open Marriage
After talking it through in therapy, married parents Andi and Kyle explore an open relationship. On night one, they each test the waters.
Side Hustle
A stand-up comedian who drives a cab and a sex-positive feminist writer hustle to make a living while chasing their creative dreams.
Spent Grain
While the brewery brothers -- now dads -- grapple with growing pains, their wives launch their own business selling organic dog treats.
Conjugality
Jacob tries to reconnect with his estranged ex-wife when he releases a new edition of his first graphic novel, which chronicled his infidelity.
Prodigal Daughter
A teenager turns the tables on her wealthy parents when they force her to go to church every week as punishment.
Lady Cha Cha
A budding burlesque dancer challenges her girlfriend's double standards about art, sex and feminism.
Baby Steps
Burned by a recent breakup, a woman finds joy baby-sitting for her friend in need and contemplates a new kind of domestic arrangement.
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