Pregnant ladies trapped in elevators and friend suggestions of the deceased?! The God account works in mysterious ways. Matt and Pete get “psalm” of episode 108, “Matthew 621.”
Uncle T might as well stand for “Trouble” and the God account seems to know it. Miles’ first friend request of someone he knows hits close to home. Meanwhile, Cara’s dad drops in and reshapes her past. Matt and Pete welcome home episode 107, “The Prodigal Son.”
Miles finds himself helping cabbie Hasan to see beyond religion when it comes to the happiness of his daughter. This as tension boils beneath the surface of Uncle T and Aunt Lena’s 25th anniversary. Matt and Pete unite for episode 106, “A House Divided.”
The God account has vanished, but not before Miles accepts a friend suggestion for alcoholic artist Rachel Blake. All that good Miles and Cara did still counts though, right? Elsewhere, Jaya has stunning news for Rakesh. Matt and Pete click on episode 105, “Unfriended.”
Miles and Cara wind up at the Hayden Planetarium, not in search of heavenly bodies, but to unite physical ones. Rakesh and Jaya are wary of defining their relationship. And Miles’ father moves to distance himself from a saxophone that hides a painful history. Matt and Pete decode episode 104, “Error Code 1.61.”
Somebody’s made off with half of Miles’ podcast listeners, but it’s the theft of his wallet that injects private investigator Ray Nicolette into his life. Meanwhile Miles’ father realizes there’s a fine(r) line between support of his daughter and being actively involved Matt and Pete rendezvous with episode 103, “Heavenly Taco Truck.”
As Miles prepares to take his podcast to satellite radio, Katie Brooks becomes the next friend suggested by the God account. Cara is anxious about how to reconnect with her mother while Rakesh catches Jaya out on the town. Matt and Pete can’t pass by episode 102, “The Good Samaritan.”