Everything's Gonna Be Okay: Season 1

2020

Created by Josh Thomas
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10 episodes
Comedy

Notoriously distant from his family, a neurotic 25-year-old must suddenly be the rock for his siblings when their single dad... More

Notoriously distant from his family, a neurotic 25-year-old must suddenly be the rock for his siblings when their single dad reveals that he has a terminal illness.

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Everything's Gonna Be Okay: Season 1 episodes

Seven-Spotted Ladybug

Nicholas’ single dad has very bad cancer, and he’s going... More to die, soon. So, Nicholas offers himself up to be the guardian for his two teenage half-sisters. They already know not to put their heads in the oven. What’s the worst that can happen?

Greenbottle Blue Tarantula

Nicholas wishes he could call an adult! After the death... More of their father, Nicholas, Matilda and Genevieve struggle to return to their daily—and nightly—routines. Navigating the stay-at-home parent life is harder than Nicholas thought.

Giant Asian Mantises

Matilda wants to get white-girl-wasted! Genevieve’s low-key birthday party leaves... More Nicholas, Alex and Matilda banished to the guest house. In the main house, Tellulah turns things up a notch. Nicholas is stuck being the responsible adult.

Silkmoths

Nicholas is terrible at love! Genevieve’s ambivalence about Nicholas’ boyfriend,... More Alex, takes an unfortunate turn when the three go out together. Matilda wants to bake Luke a cake but takes her brother’s advice.

West African Giant Black Millipedes

Nicholas has forgotten how to talk to grown-ups! He has... More a dinner party to meet Alex’s best friends. Matilda goes to her first high school party with a goal in mind. Genevieve and her friends get riled up and act in the name of justice.

Harvester Ants

Nicholas has a very weird week! Genevieve promised Matilda she... More wouldn’t make a scene, but she ends up in the Principal’s office. Nicholas stands-off with another parent. Matilda demands answers but Nicholas struggles to give her any.

Blue Death-Feigning Beetles

Matilda’s whole life forks between success and obscurity! It’s the... More most important night of her life. Nicholas juggles a house full of people and Penny on screen from her hospital bed in Australia.

Maggots

Alex puts Nicholas in the naughty corner! Nicholas and Alex... More work through their relationship issues at home. Matilda and Genevieve find themselves confronting sexuality at school in very different ways. Genevieve is forced to grow up.

Monarch Butterflies

C’s C’s C’s across the board! Matilda focuses on her... More relationship. Nicholas faces a reality check at Matilda and Genevieve’s parent/teacher conference. He figures out how to get them to wake up and try.

Discoid Cockroaches

Matilda is inspired for her future! The family navigates New... More York City, teaching Matilda to ride the subway. Genevieve has a thing she wants to do. It’s a big reveal. Nicholas starts to dream of a life with fewer responsibilities.

Everything's Gonna Be Okay: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

95_%21 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
88_%29 reviews
Audience score rating

"It quickly evolves into a bighearted, bittersweet, sometimes perverse chronicle of three unique siblings teaching each other how to live."

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Time Magazine

"It's a concept as old as time, told with specificity, smarts, and sincerity by [Josh] Thomas."

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Rolling Stone

"Thomas again displays a deft and distinctive touch."

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The Age

"This updated execution results in a deeply funny comedy teeming with heart, wit, and a refreshing level of humanity."

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A.V. Club

"Part of the pleasure of "Everything's Gonna Be Okay" is watching the characters realize that there is no precise model for their arrangement..."

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The New York Times

"A winsome, witty new series from an Australian comedy wunderkind."

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Hollywood Reporter

"If the series can maintain this momentum, it could become the next big thing in American pop culture, and deservedly so."

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Salon

"There's also a careful attention to small details that show how the series hasn't forgotten what's come before."

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IndieWire

"Thomas and this show is far more interested in the weirder, funnier, more real moments that can happen in between life's seemingly biggest events than drawing out unnecessary drama."

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Variety

"Has three fascinating leads and a multi-layered approach to showing how its characters will find themselves as the first season goes on."

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Decider

"Delightful. It's uncomfortably honest at times."

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Sydney Morning Herald

"The jokes suffer from its distracted direction, which isn't helped by an annoyingly jaunty score and the kind of over-lit cinematography befitting of a daytime TV soap opera."

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