Jordan Reader (TV series)

Jordan Reader is an American adult black comedy and drama television series created by Walter Gyver, with twin directors Jamie & Samantha Shertick serving as directors for most of the show's episodes, making it their televised directional debut.

The series premiered on FX on September 5, 2016, receiving positive reviews from critics, who praised both the story and characters. On January 12, 2017, it was announced that the series would be renewed for a second season, which premiered 7 months after the announcement. Shortly after the final episode of Season 2, the season was renewed for a third and final season in 2018. The third and final season premiered on December 21, 2019 and ended on May 7, 2020.

Premise
Jayden Pax, a bisexual 18-year old atheist and misopediac, recently moves out of his family's home, only to fake his death at a nearby gas station to avoid his family and to avoid being sent back to jail after an incident happened when he was 13. Now living his new life as an albino African born in the British Virgin Islands as Jordan Reader. Now living as a roommate for a female 20-year old Australian named Kendra Barker in an apartment somewhere in downtown Fresno, CA, Jordan has a new job and a new life working as a cashier for Spencer Gifts at the mall by day, and being a podcaster by night. While unbeknownst to Jayden/Jordan, Kendra has also faked her death.

Season 1 (2016)
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 * 1) Pilot: 18-year old, Jayden Pax moves out of his family's home to move to Vallejo, California, only to fake his death by detonating a C4 at a local Love's. Now declared dead, he changes his appearance and moves to Fresno, California and becomes a roommate for Kendra Barker. Jayden, now going by his fake name Jordan Reader, gets a job at a Spencer Gifts. And becomes an online podcaster. Featured song: "Midnight in a Perfect World" by DJ Shadow.
 * 2) The Focused Dance: During a trip at a local arcade, Jordan and Kendra come across a game called Dance Your Pants Evolution 2007, and dance to The Weekend by Michael Gray, getting a perfect score on the game. This also lead to mass internet popularity on YouTube, their dance nicknamed, "The Focused Dance". However, a perverted prostitute captures Jordan and tries to rape him, Kendra has to come to the rescue. Featured song: "The Weekend" by Michael Gray.
 * 3) Jayden's Funeral: During a day at a local bowling alley with Kendra, Jordan gets a notification from his father, Marcus Pax's Facebook account, that his fake funeral is taking place in Bakersfield, CA, a town only about an hour and forty-five minutes away. He then decides to go there in private without Kendra, making up a lie claiming that he's going to a sperm bank to donate sperm for money. Finally arriving, he hides behind a tree and watches as the only remains of him, his old shoes, are buried. Shortly after the funeral, Jordan walks up to his grave claiming that he's gonna miss his old life. However, a man, revealed to be his old father, asks what he means by what he said, Jordan however sprays him with his mace and runs off to his car.
 * 4) Private Diary: Jordan talks about most of his new life after his faked death in his private diary, and deals with conflicts around Kendra, and killing someone that inadvertently found out about his death. Featured song: "Smile" by Lily Allen.

Season 2 (2017-2018)

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 * 13) Anthony Ripley: After the workers at the mall's Spencer's go on strike, Jordan gets a temporary job at a local bar, where he meets Anthony Ripley, a homosexual virgin which unbeknownst to Jordan, was an old friend of his back in his old life. After the bar announces that it's happy hour, the customers act crazy and the whole event becomes a major LGBT drunk orgy, with Jordan having a, "four-way" with Anthony and two bisexual men and women. Featured song: "I Wanna Get Drunk" by DJ Felli Fel, featuring Fatman Scoop, Lil' Jon, and Three Six Mafia.