Long Story Short
★ 7.6 · 2025 · 26m · Comedy · Animation
From the creator of "BoJack Horseman" comes this animated comedy about a family over time, following siblings from childhood to adulthood and back again.
Episodes
1. Yoshi's Bar Mitzvah26m · It's a night to remember when Avi brings his girlfriend home to meet the family on the same weekend his kid brother is becoming a man.
2. Hannah's Dance Recital26m · Shira and Kendra head north to attend a winter-themed dance recital in Santa Rosa... and to ask Avi a very important question.
3. There's a Mattress in There26m · With Elliott's blessing, Yoshi goes all-in on an exciting new business opportunity, inspired by a salesman wearing flip-flops.
4. Shira Can't Cook26m · To crush the competition at a high-stakes school potluck, Shira tries making knishes — her mother's most difficult recipe.
5. Yoshi & Baby26m · Yoshi's determined to come through for his sister and be responsible. But a chance meeting while waiting in line for potato ice cream changes everything.
6. Wolves26m · While trying to address the "wolf situation" at Hannah's school, Avi teams up with a group of parents who take things a little too far.
7. Kendra's Job26m · Kendra weighs the pros and cons of putting work before personal relationships when she's accepted into a management training program.
8. The Intervention26m · The truth comes out when the kids come home for an awkward conversation under the guise of celebrating their parents' anniversary.
9. Honoring Naomi Schwartz26m · A special event at the Jewish Community Center puts Naomi in the spotlight — but it's the same night as Shira's prom.
10. Uncle Barry26m · A somber occasion brings everyone together in Las Vegas, leading to a surprise family gathering in the desert.More Like This
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