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While talking about their recent break-up, Ellen Williams and Adam Barnes tell their respective therapists opposing sides of the story. Ellen starts from the beginning and tells how they both met while she was waitressing in a small café. Adam, on the other hand, tells his tale from the end with the account of the couple's final fight. Eventually, their separate stories meet somewhere in the middle and reveal the actual reason for their chaotic breakup. "Meeting in the Middle" brings the laughs hard and fast, painting a hilarious and true portrayal of relationships and the stupid things that can get in the way.

It's 1947 and private investigator Nero Bloom is about to experience his most twisted mystery yet! When hired by a rich socialite to secretly follow and protect her gambling husband, Charlie Lomax, Nero has no idea what mix of mystery and intrigue lay ahead. While the case seems to be "business as usual" at first, things quickly take a turn for the worse when Nero catches Charlie sneaking off to a secret love-nest rendezvous at a local hotel. Before you can say "whodunit," Charlie winds up dead in the hotel elevator and, with no other witnesses to the crime, Nero becomes the Chief of Police's prime suspect. Fired by Mrs. Lomax and his reputation tainted, Nero has little time to clear his name and find Charlie's real killer. With the help of friend and news reporter Max Cohen, Nero sets off to question anyone who could possibly be a suspect. There's the rotund and shady nightclub owner Oswald Finch, his meek assistant Stephen Trotter, the dazzlingly beautiful Veronica Saint Claire, and the eye-patched bodyguard known as Brute. Armed only with his revolver and wits, Nero must discover who killed the gambler in the elevator before he's the one behind bars.

When a quiet yet goofy third-shift janitor falls for a beautiful law clerk, his dreams of even knowing her name seem far-fetched. But, when the lights go down low and he's all alone, his imagination and his feet take flight! Whether dancing with his broom or a fancied version of the clerk, our noble janitor is whisked away into a dream that just might have a chance at reality.