Jeff Smith

Mined/Matter is a new scifi western revenge comedy. Planetoid 37 is a strange and troubled place with continuous realtime elections, embodied targeted advertising, and tele-babysitting. But for Byron Reed, it's home. When he finally breaks out of prison to return there, he tries to put everything back to normal. There's only one problem: an invading galactic conqueror.

A tech startup tries to solve the hardest problem known to science: the female orgasm.

What’s the hardest part of making a dent in the universe? Finding the people who want to dent it with you. Last Gasp is a new comedy set in the waning days of yet another artificial intelligence startup in San Francisco. They’ve burned down to their last few dollars of funding trying to revolutionize the technology of self pleasure. These tech bros think that they know what women want, an artificially intelligent vibrator. But they’re running out of money and out of time, so they turn to the one person who might be able to save their startup, a female investor. When an experienced executive walks into their lab, she upends their little startup and their lives forever. They furiously pivot the product, get in and out of deals, and fall in and out of love. Will they ever figure out just what it is that women want?

Can there be a bright side to quarantine?

What does it really mean to be an ethical vampire? And can any really modern relationship be expected to survive through eternity?

What is the clinical definition of depression when everyone has to stay inside all day?

When Lenny meets Sarah, he decides to become the sort of person who could handle a houseplant.

When Harry wakes up on best friend Julia's couch after a long and complicated night out, there's only one thing on his mind: what exactly did I say last night?

Janet humors David, when he wants to show off his home-brewed beer at the end of their date. But there's something off about his brews.

Dr. Grace Young is one of the most brilliant scientists in the world, so why is this jerk from marketing interrupting her research to harass her?

Stan is the perfect boyfriend: he cooks, cleans, and composes poetry for Emily. So, why isn't she happy with his unfaltering devotion?

When Julie finally meets Arthur in real life for the first time, he's nothing like she expected.

Six years of deep space exploration can do funny things to a person. Even a brilliant scientist can start to lose track of things like skulls, alien artifacts, and lab assistants.

When Max buys AR glasses, he hopes it will solve all of the problems of being in a long distance relationship. Vivian is not so sure.

Jessica wants Rick to plan for the worst, but he seems to have less mature thoughts on his mind.