Jon Glaser Loves Gear

Jon Glaser sets out to make a TV show about his greatest passion: gear. Along with his designated gear expert, Steve Cirbus, Jon goes on a couples camping trip, but when things get weird between the couples, it threatens to derail the show.

Comedian Jon Glaser takes on cycling for the next episode of his gear show, but gets sidetracked when his e-sidekick, Gear-i, writes an epic script about a post-apocalyptic bike messenger. Michael Shannon and Janeane Garofalo guest star.

Jon Glaser loves hockey. But the fact that he never learned to skate until he was an adult sends him on a collision course of emotions involving his mommy and his son. Former NHL great Ron Duguay guest stars.

Man's best friend deserves the best gear. But when Jon's gear show is interrupted by a dog owner who doesn't clean up his pup's poop, Jon plans to exact his revenge.

Jon hasn't fished much - however, he's very excited to enjoy all the sweet gear. But a relaxing fishing excursion soon turns into a crushing torrent of anxiety that leaves Jon's psyche battered. Pro bass fisherman Woo Daves guest stars.

Former high school baseballer Jon Glaser gives back by coaching a Little League team. But a cryptic voice takes him on a dark journey into his past. Robert Kelly guest stars.

Jon Glaser gears up for his first ever surfing lesson. But when some sweet hang time with his fake wife and his new beach bros turns into an epic wipeout, Jon ditches his surfboard for a metal detector, and gets more than he bargained for.

Jon takes one giant leap for gearkind as he prepares to head to space! That is, until Jon's last meal on earth thrusts him into a psychological battle with a cold-blooded killer. MMA legend, Renzo Gracie guest stars.

With his real family away, Jon decides to film in his real home and kick back in the "chill zone" with his bros. But when they all bail, Jon is left scrambling to salvage his weekend. Will gear save Jon from two days of loneliness?

In this season finale, Jon sets sail on his most adventurous journey yet seeking answers to the age-old question - why gear?