It's Brian (Kevin Spirtas) and Jason's (Mitchell Anderson) 15th anniversary. We meet "the gang" and a secret is revealed.
When Brian takes Peter and Mark's 8-year old son, Riley bicycle riding, painful memories are stirred up. Colleen Zenk (As the World Turns) guest stars.
The gang goes to hear Lisa (Tony-winner, Cady Huffman) sing at a cabaret, but Brian has trouble dealing with it.
Brian and his "work-wife," Brenda, consider bringing Daniel (Michael Urie) into their group. After Brenda pushes Brian to "get out there," he runs into Ron.
Brian tries to explain Ron to Peter and Mark.
Brian and the gang go to a new club and unexpectedly run into Ron.
Jason's parents (Anita Gillette and Lenny Wolpe) come to town.
Brian gets an anxiety-producing phone call, and faces his future.
Six months after Season 1 ended, Brian (Emmy-winner, Kevin Spirtas) has a new job and a boyfriend, David (Mike McGowan). But he has not let go of the memory of Jason (Mitchell Anderson).
Jason's parents (Anita Gillette and Lenny Wolpe) visit Brian and have some concerns about his new relationship.
Brian loses his new boutique agency's biggest client. Brenda (Emmy-winner, Erin Cherry) works hard to keep Brian from losing it.
Brian's kite-flying afternoon with Mark and Peter's son, Riley, brings up the issue of mothers, which leads Brian to remember his complicated relationship with his own (Mary Beth Peil).
Brian and David go to Lisa's (Tony-winner, Cady Huffman) opening night at Don't Tell Mama. But Lisa is having a hard time accepting Brian's new relationship.
At dinner with two of David's friends, Brian and David wind up in a fight that threatens their relationship.
Secrets are revealed and life becomes complicated when Jason's former client and mentee wants to hire Brian to do the PR for his new book; a memoir about his working relationship with Jason.
David is frustrated by Brian's inability to let go of Jason. Brian is forced to make a big decision.
In a tragic, life imitating art scenario, this documentary-style special was the final script of the late, award-winning writer/producer Michael Slade who succumbed to cancer just days before its release. The story centers around Riley who, while attending school remotely due to COVID-19, is tasked with creating a project about the most unforgettable person he's ever met.
