Ep 2. Two in Twenty-Four

Brian is a thirty-something single guy who is the last of his group of friends to settle down. In the second episode of the first season, "Two in Twenty-Four," Brian finds himself feeling the pressure to find a girlfriend after his friend Dave proposes to his girlfriend Deena.

Brian confides in his friend Adam, who is happily married with children, that he feels like he is missing out on something by not being in a committed relationship. Adam advises Brian to take things slow and to stop trying to force a connection with someone who may not be right for him.

Meanwhile, Brian's sister Nicole is going through a rough patch in her own relationship with her husband Angelo. Nicole confides in Brian that Angelo has been acting distant and she is worried that he may be having an affair. Brian tries to offer his sister some support, but he is distracted by his own romantic woes.

Brian decides to take Adam's advice and tries to be more open to the women he meets. He strikes up a conversation with a woman named Heather at a coffee shop and the two hit it off. Heather is funny, smart, and seems to have a lot in common with Brian. However, when Heather invites Brian back to her place, he becomes overwhelmed by his anxiety and decides to cut the date short.

The next day, Brian tries to salvage things with Heather, but she tells him that she is no longer interested. Brian realizes that he needs to work on himself before he can be ready for a relationship.

At the same time, Nicole discovers that Angelo has been spending time with his male co-worker and that there is no affair. The two have a heart-to-heart about their marriage and agree to work on their issues.

Brian reflects on his own life and realizes that he needs to stop comparing himself to his friends and start focusing on what he truly wants. He decides to take a break from dating and focus on his career.

"Two in Twenty-Four" explores the pressures of settling down and the importance of taking things slow when it comes to finding love. Brian's journey to find himself and his place in the world is relatable to anyone who has ever felt left behind by their peers. The show's strong ensemble cast and realistic portrayal of relationships make it a standout in the romantic dramedy genre.