Tristan wakes up on his 18th birthday, sexually liberated from minor status and ready to play. He wants to break up with his childhood girlfriend, Jody. She turned 18 several months before Tristan and patiently waited for him. Instead of telling her, Tristan confides in his best friend, Micah about that, but lies about his first lover and the moral quandary Tristan finds himself in. The lies come to a screeching halt as the two different stories he's told Jody and Micah are exposed.

Flashbacks reveal that Tristan and Micah met Jody in junior high school, when she strolled into their classroom. Tristan was quick to his feet with chivalry and charm, it lead to their relationship, Micah was on the outside, looking in, despite that they were all friends, sharing the joys of childhood together. Now, the complexities of love and and adulthood  will test the boundaries of their friendship.

Tristan is the oldest of three children, part of a stable nuclear family. Dad works at a factory and mom has stayed at home to raise good humans. His ascension into adulthood and new sexual appetite starts to lead him afoul of his parents. Dad fears that if they don't get a handle on his erratic behavior, it could (and will) plunge the family into chaos. That'll be great television.

Eight episodes have been written so far. I took sex appeal, sex, comedy and drama, mixed them all together and got a great series, perfect for a streaming service. Trust me, you're going to want to watch this that way!