Here and Now: Season 1 (2018)

As Audrey Bayer (Holly Hunter) puts the finishing touches on her husband Greg's 60th birthday party -- a milestone Greg (Tim Robbins) is loath to celebrate -- cracks begin to emerge in their progressive, multiracial family. Ramon (Daniel Zovatto), the couple's Colombian-born son, who's just starting a relationship with Henry (Andy Bean), a barista, is having unexplained, recurring encounters with the numbers "11:11." Duc (Raymond Lee), adopted from Vietnam, enjoys the fruits of a lucrative career as a "motivational architect," but his celibacy troubles Audrey. Liberian-born Ashley (Jerrika Hinton), a successful fashion-industry exec, is finding more and more reason to shake up her marriage with her husband, Malcolm (Joe Williamson). And 17-year-old Kristen (Sosie Bacon), the couple's youngest child, chafes at her banal life, especially compared to her more exotic siblings. After a troubling incident at the birthday party, Audrey and Greg take Ramon to a therapist, Dr. Farid Shokrani (Peter Macdissi), who has an unlikely and unexplainable connection to the young man.

Ramon and Dr. Shokrani explore the possible psychic connection between "11:11" and a photograph in the therapist's office. Meanwhile, Duc gets good feedback about his manuscript, but his mood is dampened by the publisher's request; Kristen and Ashley run into trouble; and Greg loses his cool in the classroom after receiving a disturbing medical diagnosis.

Greg gets detoured in the wilderness on the way to an ethics convention; Audrey finds herself in the media crosshairs after a hate crime at school; haunted by a painful memory, Dr. Shokrani looks for unconventional help to get him through a wedding; Kristen's crush on a predator comes to an end with a hand from Ashley; Duc reveals the secret to staying in control.

Kristen partners with Navid, Farid's son, in a school project, and learns there's more to him than meets the eye. Meanwhile, Greg and Audrey look to the past to find financing for the Empathy Initiative; Farid debates Islam with the mosque's imam, much to Layla's chagrin; Ramon worries he may have shared to much with Henry; and Hailey's birthday celebration has an unexpected conclusion.

Farid has trouble separating professional and personal perspectives after Ramon's most recent incident. Meanwhile, Kristen and Navid stumble into a potentially incriminating activity; Duc and Carmen make a pledge over tea; and Ashley and Malcolm have dinner with the parents of Hailey's classmate.

Ramon escapes into the past when he's blindsided by a disturbing revelation; Farid looks for meaning in a translation; Kristen takes comfort in the music of the Torah; Audrey learns that an old college friend is receptive to her Empathy Initiative pitch; Greg works out with Duc and Michael, and submits a foreword to Duc's soon-to-be-published self-help book.

Greg joins Ramon and Kristen at the gaming expo, where "Realms," and Ramon, attract considerable attention. Meanwhile, bruised by some inappropriate remarks, Duc takes out his frustrations on a fellow biker after a mountain race; Audrey and Steven reminisce about old times and missed opportunities; Ashley questions her place in society, and her relationship with Malcolm; Navid gives Kristen a makeover as the two plot revenge against Madison; and Farid crosses a line in his treatment of Ramon.

Rebuffed by Ramon, Farid finds his growing obsessions disrupting his career and his marriage. Meanwhile, Audrey turns the tables on her husband; and Greg makes a vivid point about life's meaning during a lecture. Elsewhere, Ramon and Duc turn to Carmen for clarity during difficult times; Ashley is unsettled by a boutique interloper; and Kristen and Navid plot their revenge on Madison and her pals.

Greg and Audrey uncover disturbing truths about Ramon's adoption; Kristen and Navid embrace their rare connection, but pay a price; Audrey has second thoughts about Steve after his true intentions are exposed; Ashley considers a lucrative business offer as the chasm between her, Malcolm and Hailey widens.