The Other Two

Brooke used to dance professionally, and her brother Cary is chasing his first big acting break, but life keeps throwing them curveballs. They are trying to make sense of adult existence while their thirteen year old brother Chase suddenly becomes internet famous. A single video launches a wave of attention, and the family negotiates the strange new world of memes, sponsors, and public scrutiny. As Brooke and Cary manage their own careers, they also wrestle with pride, jealousy, and the awkward places fame pushes family dynamics. In the midst of it all they keep supporting Chase, even as the spotlight reshapes what they thought their futures would look like. It blends quick jokes with honest explorations of vulnerability, sibling rivalry, and the pressure to reinvent yourself.

The Other Two premiered in 2019 on Comedy Central. Directed by Charlie Gruet, it came from an original concept by Sarah Schneider and Chris Kelly with Dylan Guerra shaping the writers room and overall direction. Set amid the glossy but chaotic world of television, the cast infuses the material with warmth and timing.

The show has earned recognition from major awards bodies, with nominations from the Emmys and other industry ceremonies praising its sharp writing, comic timing, and the depth the cast brings to offbeat family comedy.

The Other Two offers a sly meditation on fame and social media culture without punching down. Its dry humor and unexpected heart have led to memorable moments that resonate with audiences who watch shows about growing up and finding your own voice, even when a kid steals the spotlight.

Reception wise the show has been praised for its sharp dialogue and character driven humor. It examines ambition, family bonds, and the tension between public life and private selves, delivering wit with warmth that fans say keeps it from feeling like a one note satire.