"Difficult People" is a half hour comedy series produced by Amy Poehler. This hilarious series follows Billy Eichner and Julie Klausner as best friends and struggling comedians in New York City who can't figure out why they aren't likeable. Their typical, irreverent behavior lands them in some very awkward situations.

In the second season, Julie and Billy continue to search for fame, to diminishing returns. Billy embarks on the journey of finding a boyfriend while Julie tries her best to avoid a deeper commitment to Arthur and not become her mother. Julie and Billy continue to have contempt for the world around them while remaining loyal to each other, and, as they get in their own way, learn no lessons.

The third season of "Difficult People", finds Julie and Billy remaining each other's best friends while still their own worst enemies. Julie embarks on a season-long quest for happiness after she learns that if she tries to up her anti-depressants anymore her blood will be a Slurpee, trying in the process everything from meditation to ayahuasca. Meanwhile, Billy begins to sour on New York, just as he begins to fall for his first real boyfriend (John Cho). Marilyn (Andrea Martin) lands a book deal, and Arthur (James Urbaniak) is forced to commute to the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theatre in Jupiter, FL, where PBS has moved all of its productions.