Ten X Ten
S01:E07 - Woman 30s
S01:É01 - S01:E01 - Man 30s
A man at a bar recounts an unpleasant experience he had with a woman on a flight. This interaction causes the man to imagine a world where they're in an unhappy relationship.
S01:É02 - S01:E02 - Woman 40s
A woman in her 40s recounts her experience running away from her former life to start a new one and finding comfort in her former high school friend, Tess, in the process.
S01:É03 - S01:E03 - Woman 60s
A woman in her 60s (Judith Light) talks to the audience about a man she met in French class, leading her to reflect on her past romance and think about what could have been.
S01:É04 - S01:E04 - Woman 20s
A woman in her 20s talks about her recent breakup and reflects on some of her experiences with men, while revealing how she copes with the disappointments in the dating world.
S01:É05 - S01:E05 - Man 50s
A man in his 50s is in love with a woman he's been with for 30 years. He reflects on newer generations' relationships, divorce rates, and how traditional values are changing.
S01:É06 - S01:E06 - Man 20s
A man in his 20s talks to the audience from his office about his fear of going bald. While brainstorming solutions, he wonders if his hair loss caused his relationship to end.
S01:É07 - S01:E07 - Woman 30s
A woman in her 30s (Maggie Grace) shares that she spotted her ex-boyfriend at a stoplight while she was driving and warns the audience about the dangers of texting and driving.
S01:É08 - S01:E08 - Man 40s
A man in his 40s talks about his love for baseball, his coaching experience, and his divorce. After revisiting a fight he was in, he reflects on his life choices.
S01:É09 - S01:E09 - Woman 50s
A woman in her 50s is exhausted with life and feels as if she has experienced everything she could, and she's over it. The woman talks about grief, marginalization, and aging.
S01:É10 - S01:E10 - Man 60s
A man in his 60s talks about the recent changes within the 'Archie' comics. He also touches on how smartphones have gone too far, and his love for the United States.
