Independent filmmaker Caveh Zahedi tries to persuade a Brooklyn Cable Network to give him money to make a meta-series TV show in which each episode will be about the making of the previous episode.

During the filming of the pilot episode, Caveh becomes obsessed by the sexual exploits of his co-star, Eleonore Hendricks, and decides to re-enact them. series.

Caveh's radical honesty alienates his cast and crew and threatens his marriage.

Caveh confesses his crush to Mandy and Eleonore, with unexpected results.

Caveh's on-camera pot smoking with his students gets him in trouble with the University.

Mandy gets stoned with the neighbors and Caveh commits poetic adultery as questions surface about Sam’s tattoo.

Mandy tells Caveh what she's been hiding from him ever since Episode 3.

When Mandy sends Episode 7 to the guy she has a crush on, he gets upset at her for having been included in the show.

Caveh and Mandy start seeing other people.

Mandy and Ashley both quit the show.

Mandy flips out.

Peter tries to save Caveh and Mandy's marriage.

Mandy insists on meeting Ashley alone before she can meet the kids.

Ashley quits.

The Show About the Show goes to Sundance.

Mandy quits.

Caveh puts out a casting call to replace Mandy.

Ashley tells the story of what happened from her perspective.

Mandy won’t let Caveh see the kids.

Caveh gets profiled in the New York Times.

When BRIC pulls out of the Show, Caveh decides to start a Kickstarter campaign.

Caveh struggles to let in the love of others.

Caveh's Kickstarter campaign tanks.