Settle Down - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Putting in the Work
Mason sets a plan in motion to safeguard his marriage after Georgia gives him panic-inducing intel about Jarod. Mason is tasked with finding a suitable match for Patrick, an older gentleman interested in younger men.

Anxious Avoidant
Ben isn't exactly thriving in his open relationship with his boyfriend Angelo. Mason's client Sandra tries to recover from a serious case of the "ick" after a not-so-steamy encounter with her new date.

First Date Jitters
Mason plans a staycation with Jarod in a bid for some quality time. At the office, Devon and Georgia struggle to get a closeted rap star to play nice with his celebrity match.

Love Bomb
New client Eddie tests Mason's personal boundaries. Ben tries to get over Angelo by fast-tracking a new relationship with Claude. Georgia and Devon tiptoe around a real awkward conversation about business and pleasure.

Dissonance
Mason and Jarod unleash years worth of pent-up resentment with the help of their new couple's therapist, Dr. Jolanta Zemaitis.

I've Got Butterflies!
Mason tries to keep himself together while he prepares for his big feature article with Plugged-In Magazine. Ben tries to kick his Angelo addiction once and for all. Georgia works up the courage to confront Devon about her feelings.
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