When the annual tv standings are released, struggling talk show host David Weston finds himself facing plummeting reviews. Meanwhile, rival host Garry Lith finds himself once again within reach of the top but unable to take the crown for himself. Both hosts aim for the top spot, but in order for one to make the climb, the other’s career will be put on the line.

Ex-lovers meet again and their passion is reignited instantly, but there is an eerie underlying feeling that something isn't right. This is a drama/thriller with a sub-plot about LGBTQ+ rights.

A man wakes up in a dark void, completely forgetting who he is nor how he got there. The only memory he has is a sensation of falling. Lying on the ground, he wakes up, and finds a lamp beside him. So he picks it up, and starts walking. Somewhere in this dark void, he finds a room with no walls. There’s a table, a chair, some clocks, and a typewriter. He gets into a routine of typing everyday but finds that he only writes one page every time. He gets trapped in this loop. This is his limbo. Until a voice calls to him and tells him that there is a way out. So he decides to trust this voice. He closes his eyes and starts to fall. Then suddenly, he's immersed in an immense white light.

Ray is a 24 year old stoner is living a regular care free life until he has his world ripped apart when his now ex girlfriend rejects his proposal which end him spiralling into a deep depression. He’s now spending his days eating terribly, not getting dressed, and substituting axe body spray for showering. While watching a basketball game with his best friend and roommate Troy, a pop up ad for a cam girl comes on the tv causing Ray to take notice and watch it since to him there’s no point in doing anything anymore. Ray and Jake are watching the pop up until Jake’s frustration with Ray boils over and he leaves Ray be when Jake’s girlfriend Lola walks in causing Jake to vent with her because if Ray can’t be normal he can’t be his friend or his best man. Lola confronts Ray to ask him why he’s like this and Ray gives her his story. He delivers a stirring story about how the breakup went down, and Lola suggests that Ray does some things to help him get better like therapy. Ray goes to meet with a therapist named Dr. Churchill. As Ray tells him what’s been going on the timer for the end of the session yes off. Dr. Churchill goes through the motions telling Jake to book his next appointment and how much he owes him. The next thing Ray tries is dating. Lola sets him up with three of her friends, and Ray doesn’t call a single one back. Lola talks to Ray and is frustrated with how he’s acting and how he treated her fiends and leaves. In this time for reflection when Ray’s left alone he goes upstairs walks past the pile of garbage in his room and finally takes a look in the mirror. The next day Ray’s room is cleaner and so is he. Garbage is gone, laundry’s been done, and he’s showered. He goes downstairs puts some coins in the vending machine and to his surprise he gets two sodas. He goes outside gives them to Jake and Lola, and with his acceptance of being Jake’s best man is ready to get them married and get his life back on track.