Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll
★ 5.9 · 2015 · 24m · Comedy
Johnny Rock is the aging lead singer of NYC's legendary early-'90s band The Heathens, who is trying to get both his band and his life back together. The aging and broke bad-boy rocker gets another shot at fame as a songwriter for a brash and talented young singer who's a big fan of his early work.
Episodes
1. Don't Wanna Die Anonymous24m · Watching a sold out Afghan Whigs reunion show leads Johnny to try and get his old band back together.
2. Clean Rockin' Daddy24m · Gigi and her bandmates challenge Johnny to write songs without drugs or alcohol.
3. Lust for Life24m · Johnny dies. On the internet. And decides to stay dead for financial reasons. Which leads to a big break for Gigi.
4. What You Like Is in the Limo24m · Gigi’s success on the NYC scene leads to The Heathens finding out they are somehow still big in Belgium.
5. Doctor Doctor24m · Gigi insists the entire band see a noted music therapist.
6. Tattoo You24m · Gigi asks Johnny to get a tattoo of her name as a sign of true fatherly commitment.
7. Supercalifragilisticjuliefriggingandrews24m · Gigi meets Johnny's mom and discovers how "Mary Poppins" wrecked her showbiz career—and Johnny's childhood.
8. Hard Out Here for a Pimp24m · Johnny sets Gigi up on a date with someone her own age; Bam and Rehab invent a new music genre.
9. Take My Picture by the Pool24m · Gigi lands a record deal of epic proportions; Bam and Rehab quit the band to become DJs.
10. Because We're Legion24m · Greg Dulli sets Gigi up with a well-respected producer from the west coast, which Johnny loves because Flash doesn’t. More Like This
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