Everything’s Gonna Be Okay
Comedy drama
A neurotic twenty-something navigates difficult moments with his siblings.
Season Premiere:
Matt Roush Says...
The buoyant Josh Thomas (Please Like Me) is back as star and creator of this irreverent and most peculiar family comedy. He’s Nicholas, a gay Australian gadfly (with an entomologist’s obsession with bugs) who becomes guardian in sunny California to his orphaned half-sisters: the brilliant and autistic Matilda (Kayla Cromer) and the quirkily insecure Genevieve (Maeve Press). The second season picks up with back-to-back episodes, following Matilda’s unhappy visit to New York City, where she realized she couldn’t make it on her own at Juilliard after all. They’re all licking their wounds, including Nicholas’s boyfriend Alex (Adam Faison), as they try to figure out how to move on. In the second episode, that includes Matilda analyzing her relationship with autistic bestie Drea (Lillian Carrier) in full view of Drea’s fussy parents (Richard Kind and Maria Bamford).
‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’ Star Josh Thomas on Tackling Tough Subjects — and Cheering People Up
Katey’s a ‘Rebel,’ ‘Okay’ Returns to Freeform, Eve Returns to ‘Last Man,’ ‘Clarice’ Back on the Job
‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’ Adds Richard Kind and Maria Bamford as Recurring Guest Stars in Season 2
Freeform Sets ‘Cruel Summer’ Premiere Date, Adds ‘Single Drunk Female’ Comedy & More
Best Lines of the Week (March 6 – 12): ‘We Were Star-Crossed Haters’
Worth Watching: ‘Unicorn’ and Other Finales (‘Carol,’ ‘Okay,’ ‘Runway’), ‘Mom’ Marks 150th Episode
Freeform at TCA: ‘grown-ish’ and ‘Good Trouble’ Renewed, ‘The Thing About Harry’ Sneak Peek & More
Worth Watching: ‘Okay’ Joins ‘grown-ish’ on Freeform, Crucial Tests on ‘Good Place,’ an ‘Evil’ Twist
Sneak Peek at Josh Thomas in Freeform’s ‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’ (PHOTOS)
Review
Roush Review: ‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’ in an Edgy Family Comedy
