Camping

Series Premiere. A group-camping trip, organized by the obsessive Kathryn McSorley-Jodell in honor of her husband Walt's birthday, is threatened by latent tensions and surprise guests.

After her son Orvis gets roughed up in a game of flag football, Kathryn rushes him to the nearest hospital, flipping out about his health and the danger that Miguel's girlfriend, Jandice, poses to the weekend.

When the guys go on a fishing trip, Walt opens up about his dead in the water sex life. Jandice encourages Carleen to loosen up and embrace her female strength. Kathryn's attempt to mend things with Nina-Joy is overshadowed by a big announcement.

A late-night pill swap leads a buzzed Kathryn to crash a neighboring campsite, where she runs into Nina-Joy, Carleen and some chic old friends. Unsettled by a revelation from Miguel, Jandice ends up sharing a beer with a forbidden friend.

With her plans turned upside down, Kathryn decides to cede control during a trip to the grocery store. There, Carleen starts to unravel, while a fed-up Sol vents. Nina-Joy and George explore the state of their relationship.

When Carleen goes missing, Kathryn's hunt for her sister finds her partnered with an eager Jandice, who wants to start fresh. Meanwhile, Walt tries on the role of unofficial deputy park ranger after coming to Harry for help.

With Walt's party on the verge of collapse, Kathryn takes Jandice up on her wild suggestion. Amidst the revelry, Nina-Joy is confronted by her past and makes up her mind about her future with George. Carleen returns and doesn't like what she finds.

Finale de la saison. Les tensions entre Kathryn et Jandice explosent alors que la fête d'anniversaire de Walt se termine. George trouve son équilibre dans sa relation avec Nina-Joy. Carleen se lamente de vieillir. Miguel a une relation sexuelle gênante.

A weekend in the woods takes a comically chaotic turn in Season 1 of this HBO comedy series about a group of old friends whose camping trip sparks heightened emotions, latent tensions, and memories they’d rather forget.