Oh Jerome, No (2019)
Everybody hurts. But especially Jerome.
An extremely sensitive young man in Brooklyn goes way too far in his quest to adhere to society's expectations of traditional masculinity.
Oh Jerome, No: Season 1 - 8 Episode s
1x1 - Toughen Up
September 25, 2019
Jerome attends a seminar to get rid of his emotions and become tough so he can stop saying "I love you" on first dates.
1x2 - Total Phony
October 2, 2019
Jerome has difficulty determining how honest he should be in his online dating profile.
1x3 - No Problem
October 9, 2019
After getting suckered by a sidewalk canvasser into spending several hours in a cookie-tasting focus group, Jerome realizes he needs to learn how to say no.
1x4 - Help Needed
October 16, 2019
Jerome thinks he has a genuine connection with Barbara, a server at his favorite restaurant, but isn't sure whether she's just being nice to him because that's her job.
1x5 - Oh Jero
October 23, 2019
A flashback to Jerome's recent breakup with Natalie provides some insight into why he's been having such a hard time lately.
1x6 - Good Fella
October 30, 2019
Jerome contemplates his life choices, starting with best befriending his bully.
1x7 - New Paige (Part 1)
November 6, 2019
Jerome's plan to reinvent himself on New Year's Eve leads to a chance encounter that may change his life.
1x8 - New Paige (Part 2)
November 13, 2019
Jerome pesters Paige to move in with him but when she agrees, he panics.
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