Go On 2012
What is Go On?
Go On is a television series centered on a sports talk radio host named Ryan King. Following the loss of his wife, Ryan attempts to return to his professional career.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2012
- Status
- Canceled
- Episodes
- 22
- Runtime
- 22 minutes
- First aired
- Aug 8, 2012
- Last aired
- Apr 11, 2013
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- NBC
- Genres
- Comedy, Drama
- Updated
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Go On is a television series centered on a sports talk radio host named Ryan King. Following the loss of his wife, Ryan attempts to return to his professional career. However, his boss, an alpha-male named Stephen, requires Ryan to complete a grief counseling program as a condition for returning to the airwaves. Ryan enters the process with reluctance and finds himself participating in a support group designed for individuals experiencing life changes. Within this group, he encounters a diverse cast of characters who are each navigating their own personal histories and varying degrees of loss. The narrative explores Ryan's interactions with these individuals as he balances his professional ambitions with the mandatory counseling sessions. The series focuses on the dynamics between the group members as they share their unique backstories and attempt to process their respective life transitions. Throughout the program, Ryan must manage his relationship with his employer while adapting to the unconventional environment of the support group.
Should you watch it?
“A sports talk radio host must attend grief counseling before returning to work.”
- features an ensemble cast of quirky characters
- explores themes of grief and recovery with humor
- involves mandatory counseling that the main character resists
Watch it if you enjoy comedies about unconventional support groups and recovery.
The series deals with themes of loss and grief in a comedic ensemble setting.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 22 episodes
- E1 Pilot Aug 8, 2012
- E2 He Got Game, She Got Cats Sep 11, 2012
- E3 There's No 'Ryan' in Team Sep 18, 2012
- E4 Bench-Clearing Brawl Sep 25, 2012
- E5 Do You Believe In Ghosts... Yes! Oct 2, 2012
- E6 Big League Chew Oct 9, 2012
- E7 Any Given Birthday Oct 23, 2012
- E8 Videogame, Set, Match Nov 13, 2012
- E9 Dinner Takes All Nov 20, 2012
- E10 Back, Back, Back... It's Gone! Nov 27, 2012
- E11 The World Ain't Over Till It's Over Dec 4, 2012
- E12 Win at All Costas Jan 8, 2013
- E13 Gooooaaaallll Doll! Jan 15, 2013
- E14 Comeback Player of the Year Jan 22, 2013
- E15 Pass Interference Jan 29, 2013
- E16 Go Deep Feb 19, 2013
- E17 Ring and a Miss Feb 26, 2013
- E18 Double Down Mar 5, 2013
- E19 Go For the Gold Watch Mar 19, 2013
- E20 Matchup Problems Mar 26, 2013
- E21 Fast Breakup Apr 4, 2013
- E22 Urn-ed Run Apr 11, 2013
Frequently asked questions
Who is the main character of Go On?
The main character is Ryan King, a sports talk radio host and recent widower.
Why does Ryan have to attend grief counseling?
His alpha-male boss, Stephen, requires him to attend counseling before he can return to the air.
Who is Stephen?
Stephen is Ryan's alpha-male boss who mandates the counseling.
What kind of group does Ryan join?
Ryan reluctantly joins a support group for life change filled with an oddball cast of characters.
Do the other members of the support group also experience loss?
Yes, the support group members have backstories filled with varying degrees of loss.