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Winston Rowntree

peopleWatching explores the spaces between friendship and romance, success and failure, normal and absurd—and the infinite limbo between youth and adulthood. Through the lens of a diverse ensemble cast, the series portrays how a group of strangers evolve into something resembling a social group, exposing the complexities of modern identity, emotion, and connection.

People Watching

People reveal truths about intimacy, compatibility, and themselves in hopes of finding a good match.

Why Speed Dating is Terrible

In an experiment,  people confess different kinds of secrets—from not understanding bits of pop culture to being exhausted listening to the people we love whine about their problems.

Why Non Religious Confessionals Should Be a Thing

Safra goes on a date that turns out pretty well but someone has doubts that make her question everything.

Why Dating With Depression Is So (Bleeping) Hard

Candy gets into an accident and her days in the hospital are spent in contemplation about death.

How Humans Will Eventually Beat Death

Martha and Ted's friendship explains some of their takes on the famous TV show.

How 'Friends' Invented The Friendzone

Fans get the chance to meet beloved artist Flossy and things don't turn out the way they expect.

Why Your Favorite Artist Doesn't Want To Meet You

People join Secret Losers Anonymous, a support group where they share reasons why they think they're losers.

The One Self Help Group We'd Actually Join

Ted tries to email his old teacher who got him into writing.

The Importance of Reaching Out To Old Teachers

Ted and Martha talk about the movies at home and in theaters.

Watching A Movie At Home Vs The Theaters

People reflect on the past, how it affects the present, and why it gives reason to look forward to the future.

Why Nostalgia Is Total Bull

2017

Jackson and his brother Martin discuss Jackson's theory on existence.

Hanging Out With My Brother

Martha meets a homeless man on the way home and her hatred slowly turns into understanding.

Homeless People Bother Me

Safra talks about her anxieties about dating, as well as certain what ifs and could've beens with an old friend.

People stumble upon a website where they give yearly updates to their future selves.

Candy finally meets a good match for her and they talk about how personal biases get in the way of getting to know people worth their time.

Prejudice

Martha tries to explain to Ted what women go through that men don't really understand.

The Women Men Don't See

Candy enters a museum where she meets different versions of herself.

The Museum of Alternate Realities

Janis is trying to rent her apartment in hopes of having some questions answered.

Love

Safra reflects on time, choices, and hope.

Hope In Every Box

In the city, you could be sitting next to the best friend you'll ever have and not know it

Almost...

You never meet anyone through dating, but what about... Turbodating!

Turbodate

She's autistic and has never dated before, until she asks for Janis...

Ask For Janis

Thanks to housing prices, estranged siblings share an apartment.

I Hate You

When your relationship hits and ideological roadblock you knew was coming...

Us and Them

Life's a stage, and we're all acting like we're doing okay...

Performance

When you have no money or fame or status, do you really have nothing?

Dirt

In the first episode they were strangers, now they're stranger than that...

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