Me and My Grandma

March. 22,2017      NR
Rating:
6.6
Trailer Synopsis

A woman moves to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career, with her grandmother in tow.

Seasons & Episode

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Seasons 1 : 2017

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6 Episode

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Episode 1 - Palm Tree Montage
March. 22,2017

When Janey is hesitant to leave home and pursue her dream of acting in Hollywood, Grandma convinces her to go by offering to come along for moral support. Once in their shoddy apartment in tinsel town, friction grows between the women but it’s not just roommate issues: Grandma scores a role in a commercial over Janey. Fortunately, Janey finds a silver lining when she meets the dreamy Oliver, a fellow Michigander and aspiring director. Her hopes are quickly dashed when an embarrassing accident on the set goes viral and Janey becomes the “Grandma, No!” girl.

Episode 2 - Elderboo
March. 22,2017

Episode 3 - The Stupid and Boring Store
March. 22,2017

Episode 4 - Eggplant Emoji Dance
March. 22,2017

Episode 5 - Barfelona
March. 22,2017

Episode 6 - Go Frappe Yourself
March. 22,2017

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