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Cast
Jason Segel (Peter)André 3000 (Fredwynn)Eve Lindley (Simone)Richard E. Grant (Octavio Coleman)Sally Field (Janice)Joe Forbrich (The Milkman)Ceci Balagot (Clara)Tara Lynne Barr (Young Janice)Cherise Boothe (Lee)Amanda Schoonover (Waitress)Robert Kelly (Lev)Sean Patrick Folster (Bigfoot)Georgia Kate Haege (British Woman)Travis Burnett (The Boy)Will Rogers (Young Lev)Tamika Simpkins (Psychiatrist)John McKeever (Neck Beard)Jayson Ward Williams (Casual Boss)
Creators
Mark Friedman, Jason Segel, Eva Anderson, Ashley Lyle, Jeff Hull, Bart Nickerson, Spencer McCall, Qui Nguyen, Jordan Harrison, Bianca Ursillo, Patti Harrison
Synopsis
Feeling as though there's something missing in their lives, four ordinary people stumble across a puzzle hiding just beyond the veil of everyday life, and their eyes are opened to a world of possibility and magic.
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