Everyone Is Doing Great

Seth and Jeremy enjoyed the success of ‘Eternal,’ a hit television vampire drama. Five years after their show has ended, they find themselves struggling to meet life head on. On the heels of a broken relationship, leaving him devastated, Seth hopes to move forward by throwing his focus into finding a new acting gig, but the harder he tries the further he sinks. Pouring salt in the wound, Seth can’t escape his ex, Izzy, who genuinely wishes they initiate a real friendship while her new relationship blossoms right in front of him. Meanwhile, Seth’s only hope at a new flame rests within a law student whose strict dating rule suggests otherwise; she doesn’t date actors. Jeremy spirals downward as his five-year marriage to ‘Eternal’ co-star, Andrea, is falling apart due to his self-destruction, denial, and apathy. Andrea’s emotional and financial support of Jeremy takes its toll as we see their polar opposite lives and career trajectories unfold. Andrea, with her no-nonsense attitude, is more successful than ever, starring on a hit new cop drama. She confides in her best friend Izzy, Seth's ex, to help her navigate her marital issues. Jeremy leans heavily on Seth who barely has the capacity to keep himself upright. The only thing left for Jeremy is to keep the “Eternal” reunion rumors alive. As Jeremy tries to spark a groundswell of support for the reunion on social media, it entangles all four friends and ex-lovers into the same orbit again, forcing them to confront their tumultuous pasts and uncertain futures together. As they all attempt to take the next steps in their lives, they begin to realize that holding on to their shared past - for better and for worse - may be more unavoidable, if not necessary, than they imagined.