Episode list

At age 15, actors and close friends Corey Feldman and Corey Haim had it all--money, fame, girls, and hit movies. Now, 20 years later, Feldman is married to the love of his life, Susie, and his acting career is going well.

Haim and Feldman are invited as special guests to a 20th Anniversary screening of the first "Coreys" movie, "The Lost Boys." Haim sees this as a great opportunity to promote the "Coreys" and get back in the spotlight, but Feldman seems less interested in reliving the past. The screening is a huge hit and inspires Haim to write a Lost Boys sequel, but the plan ends in heartbreak when Feldman informs him a sequel is already in production without them.

Haim's smoking habits lure Feldman back to the dark side and when Susie catches her husband smoking again, she declares it's time to break the habit. The boys attempt a variety of methods to squash their cigarette craving.

It's Haim's birthday and turning 35 has him catching up on things he should have done long ago - such as learning to do laundry and getting a driver's license. Feldman and Susie plan a huge surprise party with Haim's mom.

Tired of being the third wheel, Haim enlists the help of his friends to solve his love life crisis. First he tries speed dating, then placing a personal ad online, but nothing seems to work. Finally, he decides to reunite with his old girlfriend, Joanne.

With Joanne in town, Haim is finally happy and the Feldman's finally have some time to themselves. Feldman and Susie decide to take advantage of this and head to the mountains for a romantic getaway.

After learning of Feldman's love of performing with his band, The Truth Movement, Haim decides to book the band at a local club as a surprise for Feldman.

After eight weeks of living together, the simmering tension between Haim and Susie reaches a boiling point. After a spat about Haim's slovenly living habits, Haim threatens to leave, but decides to stay for a business meeting.

Feldman and Susie look back at the previous 8 weeks of life with Corey Haim, adding insights to the experience and sharing many unseen moments.