Chloe Bridges | The Grinder

• Genre: Sitcom
• Created by: Jarrad Paul, Andrew Mogel
• Starring: Rob Lowe, Fred Savage, Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Natalie Morales, Hana Hayes, Connor Kalopsis, William Devane
• Composer: Jeff Cardoni
• No. of seasons: 1
• No. of episodes: 22
• Executive producers: Rob Lowe, Scott Silveri, Jake Kasdan, Melvin Mar, Nicholas Stoller, Jarrad Paul, Andrew Mogel, Ben Wexler
• Producer: Niki Schwartz-Wright
• Cinematography: Rhet W. Bear
• Editors: Jeremy Cohen, Tara Timpone, Josh Drisko, Steve Welch
• Running time: 21–24 minutes
• Production companies: Paul Mogel Network Television, Stoller Global Solutions, The Detective Agency, 20th Century Fox Television
• Network: Fox
• Release: September 29, 2015 – May 10, 2016

The series follows television actor Dean Sanderson Jr., who returns to his hometown of Boise, Idaho, after his long-running fictional television series, The Grinder, ends after eight seasons. Though Dean is not a lawyer, he believes that his experience playing one on television makes him qualified to practice law. He decides to join his family's law firm, Sanderson & Yao, much to the chagrin of his younger brother Stewart, who is an actual lawyer. Stewart and a new hire named Claire are the only people who seem to comprehend that Dean's television experience does not qualify him for a job at a real law firm.

"For the People"

Lenore (Anne Archer), Stewart's and Dean's mother, pays a surprise visit. Dean Sr. wants to show her he's moved on, so he quickly has Lizzie and Ethan create his online dating profile, where he is set up with a much younger woman named Calista (Chloe Bridges). Knowing that Lenore favors Stewart for settling down and having a family, Dean pretends he's engaged to Claire. Lenore later reveals the real reason she came to town: her 45-year old second husband has left her and she wants to rekindle her relationship with Dean Sr. Meanwhile, Stewart and Debbie both scramble to cover up the fact that each forgot their anniversary.