Go On

Matthew Perry stars as Ryan King, a recent widower and sports talk radio host ready to get back to work after the loss of his wife. Ryan's alpha-male boss, Stephen (John Cho), has a different plan in store for Ryan, making him attend grief counseling before returning to the air. A reluctant Ryan finds himself in a support group for "life change" where he meets an oddball cast of characters, all with their own backstories filled with varying degrees of loss. On his very first visit, Ryan convinces the group to deviate from their normal session and starts a tournament-style competition (March Sadness!) to find out whose story is the worst. Ryan's total lack of interest in "the healing process" proves distracting, and he soon butts heads with the by-the-books group leader, Lauren, played by Tony Award-winner Laura Benanti. Back at work, Ryan is confronted with the fact that he hasn't really processed his grief and realizes Lauren and the other members of the group might be key in helping him move on. Also starring are Tony Award winner Julie White as Anne, Tyler James Williams as Owen, Suzy Nakamura as Yolanda, and Brett Gelman as Mr.K.

Ryan makes big strides at taking care of himself.

Ryan begins to appreciate the support group.

Ryan is thrilled to get an invite to Jeremy Roenick's hockey game.

Ryan makes big strides at taking care of himeself.

When Ryan shows symptoms of the grieving process, the group tries to intervene.

The group plans a scavenger hunt for Ryan's birthday.

Ryan takes Owen under his wing.

Ryan and Steven compete over an old friend.

Ryan thinks he's ready to step back into the dating scene.

The group throws a holiday-slash-end-of-the-world-party.

Bob Costas invites Ryan to be part of his new TV Show.

Ryan looks to get his first date out of the way.

Ryan's position in the group is threatened.

Ryan breaks the group's dating rule -- Piper Perabo guest stars.

Ryan learns big professional and personal lessons and it's Lauren's turn to obsess.

Ryan's wedding ring causes problems: Anne lets Mr. K baby sit.

Ryan self-medicates through gambling.

Ryan's radio show is rated #1 but he still can't find happiness.

Ryan's "Wing Man" turns into a competitor for the affection of a beautiful widow.

Ryan's jealousy of the K-Ball Mascot helps him counsel Lauren's confused love life.

Ryan pursues his dream of National Stardom while the group begins to crumble.