After an unusual event, Zoey Clarke, a whip-smart computer coder forging her way in San Francisco, suddenly starts to hear the innermost wants, thoughts and desires of the people around her through popular songs.
After an unusual event, Zoey Clarke, a whip-smart computer coder forging her way in San Francisco, suddenly starts to hear the innermost wants, thoughts and desires of the people around her through popular songs.
Austin Winsberg, Emily Fox, Sam Laybourne, Robert Sudduth, Samantha McIntyre, Joe Port, Joe Wiseman, Zora Bikangaga, Lindsey Rosin, Alicia Carroll, Celeste Klaus
Production details
Status
Canceled
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
25
Original language
English
Networks & production
NBCUnited States
Universal TelevisionUnited States
The Tannenbaum CompanyUnited States
Feigco EntertainmentUnited States
Polygram EntertainmentUnited States
Zihuatanejo ProductionsUnited States
Themes
feelingsmusicalnerdprogrammersan francisco, california
Season 2 episodes
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Zoey's attempts to spend private time with Max are continually thwarted by both Mo and work problems. The Clarke family gets a new guest when Emily's sister, Jenna, comes to "help" with the baby.
Directed by Anya AdamsWritten by Sam LaybourneGuest stars Shadi Janho, Harvey Guillén, Jee Young Han, Noah Weisberg, Morgan Taylor Campbell, Melanie Hidalgo-Cruz, Beta Chan
Zoey is haunted by bad dreams that start to affect her personal life. Jenna helps Maggie find her creative spark again.
Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Samantha McIntyreGuest stars Amanda Lisman, Harvey Guillén, Jee Young Han, Rob Stewart, Morgan Taylor Campbell, Melanie Hidalgo-Cruz
Zoey tries to "choose happiness" but finds it is easier said than done. David re-evaluates his priorities. Mo and Max face their first real challenge as business partners.
Directed by Anya AdamsWritten by Robert SudduthGuest stars Harvey Guillén, Hunter Golden, Patti Kim, Thomas Miller, Billy Mustapha, Golnas Nikbakht, Brandon Nomura, Robbie Segulam
Zoey decides to explore her rebellious side with her neighbor from growing up, Aiden. Max's dad comes to visit.
Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Joe Port, Joe WisemanGuest stars Chip Zien, Arkie Kandola, Jee Young Han, Rob Stewart, Kai Alan Chiu-Sheffer, Felix Mallard, Alvina August, Noah Weisberg
Zoey's effort to recreate a cherished memory with Mitch is thwarted by Leif. Max and Mo have their big restaurant opening.
Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Emily FoxGuest stars Katie Findlay, Jacky Lai, Kai Alan Chiu-Sheffer, Jaylee Hamidi, Nathan Houle, Scarlett Jando, Robert Kaiser, Jeremy Lacombe
It's Zoey's 30th birthday, but before she can celebrate properly she must confront her unresolved feelings for the men in her life.
Directed by Shasta SpahnWritten by Lindsey RosinGuest stars Katie Findlay, Felix Mallard, Alvina August, Cecilly Day, Andres Joseph, Levi Wall, Morgan Taylor Campbell, David St. Louis
After going to see a medium, Zoey's powers mysteriously start glitching again.
Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Samantha McIntyreGuest stars Katie Findlay, Ashlie Atkinson, Thomas McDonell, Jeff Mortensen, Rocco Morris, Morgan Taylor Campbell, David St. Louis, Finley Alexander Hysen
Zoey gets more than she bargained for when she tries to help Emily with a problem. Maggie reconnects with an old friend. Max, Simon and Mo have a bonding night together.
Directed by Richard J. LewisWritten by Alicia CarrollGuest stars Katie Findlay, Rocco Morris, Rohain Arora, Donny Lucas, Gail Simpson, Bobby Stewart, Bernadette Peters, Bruce Blain
In therapy, Zoey reflects back on her unexpectedly profound first day working at SPRQPoint.
Directed by Richard J. LewisWritten by Sam Laybourne, Celeste KlausGuest stars Peter Gallagher, Katie Findlay, Oscar Nuñez, Sara Alicia Garcia, Kayla Wallace, Duncan Bourke, Denzel Brooks, Michelle Choi-Lee
Directed by John TerleskyWritten by Austin WinsbergGuest stars Peter Gallagher, Billy Mustapha, Katie Findlay, Noah Weisberg, Morgan Taylor Campbell, Melanie Hidalgo-Cruz, Beta Chan, David St. Louis