The Other Two

Thirteen-year-old ChaseDreams becomes a famous singer overnight; meanwhile, his two older siblings, Brooke and Cary, do not.

Chase, now a social media influencer, is invited to attend the movie premiere for "When in Gnome"; Brooke and Cary, who are not influencers of any kind, tag along.

Chase collaborates with another up-and-coming singer on a romance, forcing Brooke and Cary to confront their own current (and past) relationships.

Chase releases a beautiful, socially progressive music video that is very much about Cary, and Brooke begins her new life as her little brother's personal assistant.

Chase goes to a school dance with a young fan; Brooke and Cary accompany him and try and have the high school experiences they never had as teens.

Chase shoots a new music video that is borderline disgusting, Brooke confronts her past as a professional dancer, and Cary takes a big swing and debuts a new look to advance his career.

Brooke finds that it's hard to date with a famous brother, and Cary tries to befriend a group of Instagays to help his chances of getting a part in a new Ryan Murphy miniseries.

Streeter throws Chase a 14th birthday party at a wildly inappropriate club, Brooke and Cary each reconnect with a guy from their past, and Pat takes molly with some girl named Mona.

Chase throws an album release party on a plane, and a devastating family secret is accidentally exposed on the livestream.

Chase performs live for the first time ever, and Brooke and Cary get life-changing news – followed by more life-changing news.

Creators and executive producers Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider sit down with Heléne Yorke and Drew Tarver to discuss the pilot episode and break down their characters.

Chris recalls the real-life experience that inspired Cary's commercial audition debacle, and he and Sarah talk about how they decided to cast an adult woman as an 11-year-old.

Sarah Schneider and Chris Kelly sit down with Ken Marino, Heléne Yorke and Drew Tarver to talk about Streeter's personal woes and eye-opening experiences in New York City.

Case Walker finds out which celebrities translate across generational boundaries and reveals what it's really like to be a famous teenager.

Chris and Sarah are joined by Ken Marino, Heléne Yorke and Drew Tarver as they reminisce about being earnest, dorky teenagers.

Molly Shannon joins the couch to reveal which celebrities have made her freak out when she's met them and discusses what she has in common with her character, Pat.

Jimmy Fowlie and Navaris Darson stop by to compare their thirstiest photos and share how cringeworthy their online personas were in high school.

Case Walker visits to reminisce about Chase's more insane outfits and talk about the awkwardness of watching someone botch a performance.