When a small team at an entertainment news company is asked to abandon all writing in favor of amassing 5,000 subscribers for the company’s YouTube channel in one month or risk losing their jobs, they must compete against the clock and inscrutable will of the internet to create a The Office-like ...

On their quest to amass 5,000 subscribers by the end of the month, the Enstarz team has taken to the streets of New York to interview tourists in front of some anatomically specific statues.

The Envengers are thrown into a tizzy when Jordan Mahr, an incredibly attractive actor, confirms he will be coming in for an interview. Adam doesn't get what all the fuss is about.

In anticipation of stand-up comedian Laura High coming in for an interview, 3/4 of the Enstarz team, desperate to try their hand at joke telling, throw together a mid-office comedy show. Carly would MUCH prefer if everyone would focus back on the fast approaching interview…

The clock is winding down. The Enstarz team is willing to try anything to hit their subscriber goal, but does, "anything," mean the same thing to everyone?

After a morale crushing day, the usual crew stays home from the office – leaving Ryan alone to really make the space his own. How HAS the man with job security in the background of every episode been spending his days?

While Ryan is making the office his own, Jess, Adam, Carly, and Mel each do their own things – figuring out what their lives look like beyond Enstarz.

In the final episode of season one, Jess, Adam, Carly, and Melanie try to figure out how to end season one of their show, while not knowing the fate of their jobs in real life. It's truly so meta you're just going to have to see it to understand it!

In this bonus scene, Jess tries to get the team to make a game plan while Carly derails the conversation with some compelling points about Josh Groban.