Everyone Is Doing Great

Season 2

Seth and Jeremy enjoyed relative success from 'Eternal', a hit television vampire drama. Five years after their show has ended, they lean on each other as they struggle to reclaim their previous level of success and relevance, awkwardly navigating the perils of life and love amidst a humorously painful coming of age.

Where to Watch Everyone Is Doing Great • Season 2

8 Episodes

  • For Worse or for Better
    E1
    For Worse or for BetterSeth is hopeful about a new relationship, while Jeremy is less optimistic after his legal troubles. Izzy and Oliver adjust to a big change.
  • Imitating Life
    E2
    Imitating LifeAfter a personal loss, a struggling Andrea turns to Izzy and Jeremy for support. Seth has a difficult career conversation with his agent.
  • Whatever Floats Your Boat
    E3
    Whatever Floats Your BoatJeremy tries to get back into auditioning, while Seth takes on a new creative challenge. Izzy struggles to settle into Oliver's place on her own.
  • Finding the Vain
    E4
    Finding the VainWhen Sarah worries about her upcoming exams, Seth pushes her to take a break. Izzy runs into Jeremy, who tries to advise her on her relationship.
  • Scottish Fey
    E5
    Scottish FeySeth sharpens his comedy set with Izzy's support, while Jeremy hires help to shoot a few fan-requested videos. Some old photos stir Andrea's emotions.
  • Is It Just Me?
    E6
    Is It Just Me?Jeremy visits his family for the first time since getting sober. Seth lands an audition for a comedy role, so he enlists Izzy to run lines.
  • Blue Blue Whine
    E7
    Blue Blue WhineAfter two tough conversations back to back, Jeremy feels untethered. A lovestruck Seth spends the day with a charming woman who may be hiding something.
  • Commit
    E8
    CommitWhen the cast of "Eternal" hits Florida for a convention, Jeremy struggles with his sobriety. Seth, Andrea and Izzy enjoy time away from Los Angeles.

 

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