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Togetherness
Season 1
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Two couples living under the same roof struggle to keep their relationships alive while pursuing their individual dreams.
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8 Episodes
Family Day
E1
Family Day
After Alex, a struggling actor, is evicted from his apartment, his best friend, Brett, a sound designer who’s married and has two young kids, tries to convince him to stay in LA. Meanwhile, Brett’s wife, Michelle, deals with her directionless big sister, Tina, who’s visiting from Houston. Following a group outing at the beach, Michelle and Brett clash while Tina confronts an ex, with Alex’s help.
Handcuffs
E2
Handcuffs
Tina tries to shake Alex out of his funk by enlisting him to help with her business and vowing to help him get the career of his dreams. Brett gets in trouble at work when his creative instincts rub co-workers the wrong way. Tina convinces Michelle to spice things up in the bedroom.
Insanity
E3
Insanity
Brett’s invite to a movie premiere leads to an impromptu night on the town for everyone. Tina and Alex engage in a personal “mission,” Brett looks to mend a work relationship, and Michelle meets David, a divorced dad who wants to start a new charter school. Brett finds a way to cheer up Alex.
Houston, We Have a Problem
E4
Houston, We Have a Problem
Alex and Tina fly back to Houston to pack up her things. During a night of drinks and dancing, Tina finds herself unexpectedly jealous of Alex. Back in LA, Brett whisks Michelle away for some much-needed intimacy.
Kick the Can
E5
Kick the Can
After an intense therapy session, Michelle organizes a day of fun with old friends, despite Brett’s lack of enthusiasm. When a group of hipsters looks to sour their plans, Michelle challenges them to a brutal game of “kick the can.”
Ghost in Chains
E6
Ghost in Chains
During a morning hike, Brett meets Linda, a new-age believer who encourages him to get in touch with himself. Tina tries to make up with Alex by getting him an audition, Michelle helps David with the charter school and Brett takes a stand at work and opens up about his feelings.
Party Time
E7
Party Time
Michelle throws a fundraising party for the charter school while Brett enters a new state of mind at Linda’s house. Still at odds with Alex, Tina struggles with her bouncy-castle business; later, a conversation with Larry makes her rethink the future. Brett has a chat with David and an honest conversation with Michelle.
Not So Together
E8
Not So Together
When Alex gets big career news, he seeks out Tina, who is busy planning her future with Larry. On a trip to Sacramento, Michelle steps up to the plate in a big way. After a day at the beach with the kids, Brett decides to share his feelings with Michelle.
Cast of Season 1
Mark Duplass
Brett Pierson
Melanie Lynskey
Michelle Pierson
Steve Zissis
Alex Pappas
Amanda Peet
Tina Morris
Season 1 Reviews
Wall Street Journal
Dorothy Rabinowitz
The writers haven't been able to decide whether they've created comedy or tragedy, a family world of prevailing neurotic darkness or just daily life with troubles in the bedroom. All of that is here, and much of it is surprisingly serious.
Washington Post
Hank Stuever
What saves Togetherness is the flip side of its story. The presence here of Amanda Peet is the final, surest indicator that Togetherness has been made for people who are already in the club.
HuffPost
Maureen Ryan
Togetherness can be hard to watch at times, given that it looks unflinchingly at the difficulties of marriage and friendship as middle age approaches, but the show is absolutely worth sticking with.
TIME Magazine
James Poniewozik
This is an old story, no getting around it, and Togetherness doesn't always transcend that. But at its best, the series shows that if you put your head down and just commit, it can still work.
Salon.com
Elena Sheppard
Togetherness perfectly straddles the dramedy lines, but such is life - some moments make you cry-laugh and others just make you full-on cry.
HitFix
Alan Sepinwall
There is, like so many of the shows in this indie comedy wave, a sense of great intimacy to Togetherness, as if we're spying on these people as they watch their lives fall apart and try to reassemble them. But there's also assured storytelling.
Slate
Willa Paskin
Togetherness spruces up the sexless marriage plot by being particularly attuned to the female point of view.
AV Club
Gwen Ihnat
It's a deceptively simple premise, and one that gets a lot of traction by the small, subtle details the Duplasses add over the course of these half-hours.
Film School Rejects
Kate Erbland
Even in its first four episodes (with a current eight-episode order, that's half of the season), Togetherness displays some unshakable charms, particularly when it comes to Peet's work as Tina, which is the highlight of the series so far.
Entertainment Weekly
Melissa Maerz
Togetherness is a charming surprise.
Boston Globe
Matthew Gilbert
Togetherness... quickly blossoms into a deeply enjoyable series that is as heartfelt and honest as it is funny.
AV Club
Joshua Alston
What the concept lacks in novelty, it mostly makes up with a sure-footed execution and all-in performances.
New York Times
Alessandra Stanley
Togetherness is what could happen to the heroines of Girls if they grow up only a little bit.
Slant Magazine
Chris Cabin
Togetherness ultimately confronts common struggles when you're half of a whole, and often less.
Denver Post
Joanne Ostrow
If you are too young to have appreciated thirtysomething when it was new, or if you want a cable alternative to Parenthood with more risque language and sex, HBO's latest comedy is for you.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Libby Hill
Togetherness immediately establishes itself as something that could be pretty special, with seven more episodes to bear it out.
Los Angeles Times
Robert Lloyd
Like Enlightened and other indie-aesthetic series, Togetherness is "cinematic" not in the sense of seeming "bigger than life" or obviously expensive; rather, it feels big the way life itself sometimes does.
Variety
Brian Lowry
This HBO series becomes another serialized tale of urban yuppie angst, with a lot of Woody Allen-like soul-searching and an indie-film sensibility.
Newsday
Verne Gay
Togetherness is indeed one of those "observational" shows that purport to draw the comedy from the shallow depths of shallow lives, except that these lives aren't exactly shallow, nor are they always comical.
indieWire
Ben Travers
Jay and Mark Duplass make watching everyday life not only exciting and affecting, but also joyously unique.
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