Red Oaks

Synopsis

A coming-of-age comedy set in the "go-go" 80s that is equal parts hijinks and heartfelt about a college student enjoying a last hurrah before summer comes to an end--and the future begins. David Myers, an assistant tennis pro at the Red Oaks Country Club in suburban New Jersey in 1985, is both reeling from his father's heart attack and conflicted about what major to declare in the fall. While there, he meets a colorful cast of misfit co-workers and wealthy club members including an alluring art student named Skye and her corporate raider father Getty.

First Air Date: 2014-08-28

Last Air Date: 2017-10-19

Number of Seasons: 3

Number of Episodes: 26

Created By: Joe Gangemi, Gregory Jacobs

Networks: Prime Video

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Top Cast

Craig Roberts as David
Alexandra Socha as Skye
Paul Reiser as Getty
Oliver Cooper as Wheeler
Gage Golightly as Karen
Ennis Esmer as Nash
Jennifer Grey as Judy
Josh Meyers as Barry
Alexandra Turshen as Misty
Richard Kind as Sam Meyers

Seasons

Season 1 (2014) - (10 Episodes)

Season 2 (2016) - (10 Episodes)

Season 3 (2017) - (6 Episodes)

Season 1 (2014)

It's the summer of '87 and change is in the air at Red Oaks. David is chasing his dream to become a director in NYC. Wheeler and Misty have taken their relationship to the next level but face unforeseen obstacles. Getty is making lemonade out of lemons in prison and Sam and Judy are finding new and unexplored passions. Meanwhile, back at Red Oaks, Nash finds that the club's future is in danger.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Pilot (2014-08-28)

In the summer of 1985, 20-year-old David Meyers takes a job as a tennis pro at Red Oaks Country Club in suburban New Jersey, as his parents, girlfriend, and co-workers pull him toward a future he's increasingly unsure he wants.
Ep. 2: Doubles (2015-10-09)

David finds himself swept into a surprising hustle when he agrees to be Getty's doubles partner for an outside-work tennis match. As David gets to know Getty's daughter, Skye, Nash nurtures dreams of playing the stock market, and Wheeler and Misty bond over a parallel parking lesson.
Ep. 3: The Wedding (2015-10-09)

David talks Barry into hiring him to film a wedding at Red Oaks. While the club comes out to celebrate, Nash squares off with a rival to impress the father of the bride, and Wheeler ponders an eccentric stranger's business proposition.
Ep. 4: MDMA (2015-10-09)

David's romantic plans for Karen's birthday go awry, while Sam and Judy's marriage counselors give them a new "empathy" drug to tap into their romantic feelings, and Misty sets Wheeler up on the world's worst blind date.
Ep. 5: Fourth of July (2015-10-09)

With Red Oaks' Independence Day party in full swing, Getty enlists David as his coach for the upcoming club tennis championship, and Wheeler catches Misty's boyfriend in a compromising position. Meanwhile, Judy struggles with conflicted feelings for her female yoga teacher.
Ep. 6: Swingers (2015-10-09)

David is hired to film a sex tape for middle-aged swingers from the club, but the experience isn't quite the stuff of fantasy. Meanwhile, Karen tries her hand at modeling for Barry, and Judy throws a party for the students in her real estate class, to Sam's chagrin.
Ep. 7: Body Swap (2015-10-09)

A mysterious Japanese liquor gives David and Sam an intimate glimpse into each other's lives.
Ep. 8: After Hours (2015-10-09)

David and Skye ponder their respective futures, both romantic and professional, as they spend an evening in New York City. Wheeler and Misty spend the night driving around town and discussing life.
Ep. 9: The Bar Mitzvah (2015-10-09)

David's tensions with Barry, his recent night out with Skye, and his growing distance from Karen all threaten to derail a Red Oaks bar mitzvah he's been hired to film. All while Wheeler scrambles to recover a missing package of cocaine.
Ep. 10: Labor Day Luau (2015-10-09)

As the end of summer approaches, David coaches Getty for the Red Oaks tennis championship, and the Red Oaks staff say their goodbyes. But there are big changes coming for the Meyers and the Gettys.