Other than that, what would I want them to see, to watch? I think Party Down is a good place to start because it was sort of the first thing I did where I felt like like I was doing something for the right reasons.

The new season also stars Jennifer Garner, Tyrel Jackson Williams, Zoë Chao, and James Marsden.

Season 3 promises all the heart, heartache, and shenanigans as before, but with a pinch of middle age and post-pandemic partying thrown in. Others, like Lydia (Mullally) and Constance (Lynch) are past their catering days, though they still find themselves schmoozing at the same events. Yet, circumstances and fates have aligned, bringing divorced Henry unwillingly back into the fray. Most of the crew have moved on from parties, save Ron Donald (Marino) who’s now living on a prayer and out of the van, and Roman (Starr). Like its great premise so many years ago, Season 3 takes us back to the Party Down catering service. We’re talking Ken Marino, Jane Lynch, Martin Starr, Ryan Hansen, and Megan Mullally. Reuniting nearly all the original lineup - an ensemble cast of now-well-known faces - fans get to pick back up with Adam Scott’s Henry Pollard and friends thirteen years after we left off. From Starz and the original writer, John Enbom, Party Down is making its comeback with a very long-awaited Season 3. In this new era of television, one series that was ahead of its time in comedy, and unjustly fell to the wayside over a decade ago, is making a triumphant and celebrated return.

When Megan Went Away by Jane Severance