Catwalk

Six twenty-something adults come together to form a band, and a friendship.

Atlas faces his difficult childhood as he comes to terms with the loss of his father, and that his family may exist with the people that surround him every day.

Manager Johnny lies when the band's first booking falls through.

Unless Mary submits, a customer will go elsewhere.

Daisy's ex-boyfriend admits he is HIV-positive.

When a young mother disappears, the band must baby-sit indefinitely

Billy K owes money to the IRS and the mob.

Sierra's friend is a separatist.

The band searches for reasons to be grateful.

Jesse's ex-flame returns, and Mary feels threatened.

After being mugged, Sierra buys a gun and becomes obsessed with carrying it for protection.

Jesse falls for an older, married woman.

The band makes a video; Johnny films a budding romance.

Afraid of her growing feelings for Billy K, Daisy flees to the safety of Johnny's loft, claiming to have seen a rat in her apartment. But Daisy's case of nerves threatens to drive all her friends crazy, and torpedo her relationship with Billy K. Meanwhile, Sierra is horrified to find she may have feelings for Atlas when they move in together to babysit an egg for a Life Skills parenting assignment.

Daisy and Nick teach safe sex at an AIDS clinic.

The band gets locked up in the Catwalk warehouse after a freak snowstorm, pushing everyone to the outer limits of their patience.

Johnny Camden meets and falls for a drifter named "Mickey" who wants him to follow his true artistic vision. She goads Johnny into using industrial objects to channel "the voice of the people". But when Billy K. brings in a record executive, things fall apart.

Jesse and Mary have a motorcycle accident.

Mary falls for Sierra's photographer boyfriend.

Johnny's mother returns; Atlas gets Aunt Ellen a date.

Catwalk cuts a master tape; an oil company wants the garage.

With Billy K facing a cash crisis and the future of his club in jeopardy, Daisy asks him to move in with her. But Billy K stands to lose more than his club when Daisy finds out he has turned to the mob to help sort out his money problems. Meanwhile, the band is crawling up the wall waiting for the record label to decide on the future of their album deal.

Small matters threaten Catwalk's record deal.