Jon Glaser Loves Gear - Season 2

When the network tells Jon it wants his 'Spurt to be the new host of the show, Jon comes up with a devious plan to oust him. Jon then visits a barbershop, tattoo parlor, and CrossFit gym to prove that he's just as macho as his old sidekick.

Jon and his wife Leslie gear up for a couples' tennis tournament. But when Jon's fake wife Eva drops a bombshell revelation, Jon abandons Leslie to stand by Eva's side. Then Leslie enlists the help of a hunky porn star to even the score.

Jon gears up for his son's first football game with a kick-ass tailgate. But when the mysterious art of magic gets in the way, Jon must confront a deep secret from his past. New York Jets superfan Fireman Ed and Christine Taylor guest star.

Golf turns philosophical when a ghost from gear past forces Jon to make a difficult choice; a choice that could threaten to put a permanent wedge between Jon, his trusted 'Spurt, and the network.

Jon's vasectomy isn't going to stop him from shooting a super cool episode about basketball. But when his prolonged recovery starts crossing lines, he risks a mutiny among his cast and crew, including his trusted 'Spurt.

Jon and his real family hit the road for a snowboarding vacation and all the cool gear that comes with it. But things quickly turn ominous when Jon realizes his son may be the Anti-Gear!

Jon rekindles a long-held passion for photography. But when seemingly innocent professional portraits awaken him to a personal proclivity, he becomes exposed to a whole new world and finds his true calling.

Jon begrudgingly goes swing dancing with his wife Leslie, which opens a Pandora's gear box full of formerly hated couples' activities, culminating in some extremely intimate moments.

Jon's wife Leslie confronts him about his gear hoarding, which inspires him to create a brand new activity: gearing! As Jon spirals further into gear addiction, his loved ones stage an intervention. But will they be too late?

Jon pitches the network on a big skydiving season finale. Scared to death of actually jumping out of a plane, he tries trapeze school, indoor skydiving and VR jumps. Will he build up the courage to make the real jump from 13,000 feet?