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Sami has to self-tape for an audition. It's for a commercial - a product she's not sure about. Her best friend Sammy helps out. She also has an audition for new musical bound for Broadway or off-Broadway or off, off Broadway - well, bound for some stage in NYC.

Sami has a temp job working a show business party. She's serving and working the dessert table with some not too pleasant patrons in attendance. And it's another day, another audition in NYC. Today she auditions for yet another new musical bound for some stage in NYC.

Mom and Sami have to decide on what to wear for the open mic night. Sami asks Sammy, her best friend, to come along for the show. Sami performs at a themed open-mic night at the Triad, a club in NYC. Tonight's theme is the musical Annie, attended by former Annie cast members.

Sami is set up on a blind date by a friend of a friend of a friend's friend. He's super cute and seems like he's a perfect match. They eat at a local hangout in NYC. Later she had to go to the recording studio to help a friend and record a demo of a new song.

Sami temps for an big New York City talent agent. While working in his office, Sami overhears a conversation and talks her way into replacing a sick duet partner for the agent's client. She has just a small window of time to learn the song and get ready to perform.

Sami auditions for a new play bound for some stage in New York City. She is auditioning for the role of a schizophrenic woman with multiple personalities. Later, Sami is asked to perform a new song written by a friend in a New York nightclub.

Sami has to do a series of self-taped auditions with the help of her best friend Sammy. She has one for a Netflix movie, one for a soap opera, one for a horror film, and one for a food commercial. Later she's back in the recording studio to sing and record a demo of a new song.

Being an actress in NYC isn't always easy and the audition grind is hard. You meet all kinds of interesting actors, directors, producers and writers. Sami auditions for another new play, and she daydreams about performing a duet someday in a new Broadway show.

Sami comes home to Los Angeles to visit and brings along best friend, Sammy. She reunites with high school friends and they all catch up on their lives. Sami plays tennis with Sammy, Mom, and Grandma. Later she sings in a local open-mic night.

Still home visiting, Sami, mom, grandma, and Sammy reminisce, looking through scrapbooks, while Sami imagines her life as a musical comedy, complete with an "I Want" song, a Grandma song, a Mom song, a BFF song, and a philosophy of life song, then gets a call that could be a life-changer.