Season 4

Written by Mark Duplass; Directed by Mark Duplass

Twentysomething Logan gathers four friends for an intimate performance by the enigmatic, long-lost musician Graham Husker, per Graham’s very specific instructions. 

Written by Mark Duplass; Directed by Karan Soni

An unlikely source spurs Sam to confront her history of addiction.

Written by Mark Duplass; Directed by Ross Partridge

With the help of therapeutic dolls, retired pro wrestler Raw Dog Avalanche taps into his memory of an epic bout gone wrong – along with other traumatic, repressed experiences.

Written by Jenée LaMarque & Lauren Parks; Directed by Jenée LaMarque

At her divorce party, Eva overhauls her potentially life-changing decision to get bangs. 

Written by Mel Eslyn; Directed by Mel Eslyn

A ‘90s family is unwittingly stuck living in Room 104 until dad Harry tries to alter the script on their current reality.

Written by Lauren Budd; Directed by Lauren Budd

Megan and Casey, two college grads embarking on a three-month hike, confront irrevocable truths about their friendship.

Written by Bryan Poyser; Directed by Natalie Morales

Hoping to impress his new housemates, perpetually-insecure Jack organizes an epic foam party in Room 104, but things get strange when the foam leaves the partiers with a shocking side effect. 

Written by Julian Wass; Directed by Patrick Brice

Slick gameshow host Chip Crawford wants nothing more than to keep his meet-and-greet with Enid, his eighty-something biggest fan, as short as possible, but Enid has other plans in store.

Written by Mark Duplass; Directed by Julian Wass

After failing once again to win a battle against his mortal enemy Durkon, Kyran’s mentor Granada gives him a lesson in vanquishing his foe for good. 

Written by Jenée LaMarque & Julian Wass; Directed by Jenée LaMarque

When childhood best friends Bruce and Abby meet for the first time in decades, Bruce’s eccentric plan to resurrect their friendship reopens old wounds. 

Written by Mel Eslyn; Directed by Mel Eslyn

It’s 1987 and friends Finley and Grey crash Room 104 to celebrate their last summer before starting high school, but Grey’s insecurities flare up when popular jock John comes over.

Written by Julian Wass; Directed by Sydney Fleischmann

Series finale. While Keir prepares for his Generations Ceremony, he reflects on his life and relives painful memories of the moments that shaped him.