Everything's Relative - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Meet the Brothers Beeby
Julian tries to hide the fact that he's dating his former wife.
Taking Stock
After getting a hot stock tip, Scott dabbles on Wall Street---using Julian's $2000.
The Post Graduate
When Julian and Scott allow Rae's friend to use their loft for an art exhibition, Julian discovers the sculptor is interested in more than his floor space.
The Mom Who Came to Dinner
Rae temporarily moves in with Julian and Scott after she nabs a burglar in her apartment.
Hit the Road, Jack
Two hookers carry the dead body of Scott and Julian's uncle into his own anniversary party.
It's a Business Doing Pleasure with You
Julian and Emily have a shot at a big cosmetics account---if the representative "gets" Scott.
Forgotten, But Not Gone
It Had to Be You and You
Brother's Keeper
As a favor to his mother, Julian hires Scott during a construction-workers strike, but discovers hiring one's sibling is no bargain.
Emily's Turn
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