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On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. Easy is easy buttermilk biscuits American comedy-drama anthology series written, directed, edited and produced by Joe Swanberg.
The first season was released on Netflix on September 22, 2016. In April 2017, Swanberg revealed the series had been renewed for a second season, which was released on December 1, 2017. Easy follows several individuals living in Chicago who are trying to navigate issues such as love, relationships, and general knowledge. A review described the series as a microscopic portrayal of the different varieties of modern love.
Some characters appear in one or more episodes as the protagonist, and in other episodes as background characters. Andi and Kyle have been married 15 years where the passion between them has long run out. Kyle is a stay-at-home dad, raising their two children with Andi being the one working full-time. At a social gathering, a friend tells Andi and Kyle that the sex life of a couple can be heightened if both play more gender-specific roles in their lives. Chase and Jo hook up after meeting at a concert and start dating.
Jo’s activism about conscious consumption, veganism, and environmental impact pressures Chase into doing things she doesn’t really want to, like going vegan or riding a bicycle. This leads to deception and lies as Chase seems to want to live up to Jo’s standards of responsible living. Jeff works at a coffee shop, a very different environment from the corporate one of his brother Matt. But they find a way to work together – risking the ire of Matt’s wife Sherri – when an impulsive decision leads Matt to start an illegal garage brewery with Jeff. Tensions brew between Gabi and Bernie, a couple trying to conceive, when their hard-partying friend Martin visits and decides to crash on their couch. Graphic novelist Jacob Malco is feeling increasingly irrelevant, leading him to spin a poorly attended book signing into something more intimate. This in turn leads to a viral moment in which he embarrasses himself, with perhaps a surprising outcome whereby life and art are both enhanced.
Tom and Lucy are married with a baby. Annie, an entertainer who sings for mother-and-baby groups, introduces Lucy to Tinder over coffee. Tom and Lucy decide to test the waters for a threesome, but choose Annie for safety. Constantly interrupted by the baby awakening, they are nevertheless happy with the outcome. Actors Sophie and Annabelle are in the same theater production. Sophie pursues a big west coast opportunity while Annabelle thinks of her fading career as she gets older. Annabelle hooks up with Wally, an old flame, while Sophie nervously goes through with her auditions, aware of who she might have to leave behind.
Matt and Jeff are earning reputation and big bucks from their garage operation, when reporter Jason is assigned to interview both for a story. The interviews highlight a fissure between Matt, who wants to expand to a bigger unit, and Jeff who prefers the smaller operation so he has freedom to experiment. Neighbors in an affluent community take matters into their own hands when they spy a baseball-capped thief stealing packages off their doorsteps. After talking it through in therapy, married parents Andi and Kyle explore an open relationship. On night one, they each test the waters. A stand-up comedian who drives an uber and a sex-positive feminist writer who moonlights as a call girl hustle to make a living while chasing their creative dreams.
The brewery brothers, now dads, grapple with brisk business which nonetheless leaves Jeff with little opportunity to experiment and Matt with the routine task of getting their beer bought by bar owners. Their wives Sherri and Noelle launch their own business selling organic dog treats and quickly earn a supermarket deal which Noelle initially conceals from Jeff. Jacob tries to reconnect with his estranged ex-wife when he releases a new edition of his first graphic novel, which chronicled his infidelity. A teenager turns the tables on her wealthy parents when they force her to go to church every week as punishment. Chase and Jo clash over double standards about art, sex and feminism.
Chase is a budding burlesque dancer despite Jo’s disapproval, while Jo helps produce feminist performance art featuring nudity. Burned by a recent breakup, Annie finds joy baby-sitting for a friend in need, and contemplates a new kind of domestic arrangement. Megan Ferguson as Samantha, Kate Micucci as Annie. Andi and Kyle have an open marriage, but Kyle’s the only one seeing other people — until Andi runs into an old friend at a dinner party. Hugh, a low-level employee at the U-Spy Store, jumps at the chance to go undercover at a BDSM party, dutifully researching his role as a submissive.
Nicky Excitement as Hugh, Perry Myers as Detective Perry, Marika Engelhardt as Detective Lindsay, Molly Hewitt as Mistress Amelia. When Chase and Jo’s lease is up, Chase admits she’s not ready to be in a committed relationship. But making a clean break isn’t easy. Tired of being single Annie decides to say yes to everyone who asks her out for 30 days — and finds herself battling dating fatigue. Kyle feels threatened by Andi’s relationship with Ryan.