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Neil Patrick Harris plays renaissance man Neil Weatherford, a San Francisco life coach, in this hilarious new one-hour sitcom on NBC. Weatherford's mentees come from all walks of life:

There's psychotherapist Craig Grimsley (Ted Danson; Cheers, Becker, Bored to Death). Craig's life is boring, he sits in a chair all day doodling on his clipboard while obsessive compulsive patients spill out their problems. But Craig has bigger dreams. He wants to make a name for himself in the world of psychology. That's when he hires life coach Neil Weatherford.

There's Jack McBurney (Ty Burrell; Modern Family), a newly divorced father trying to raise his two daughters (14 and 11). As Jack struggles with his job as a commercial producer and raising two daughters through puberty, he hires Neil Weatherford to provide guidance.

There's Jeremy Caines (Aziz Ansari; Parks and Recreation, Human Giant) a fledgling entrepreneur looking to start his own restaurant. As Jeremy divides his time between attempts to strike luck with the lady and attempts to manage his new business. Jeremy's last two businesses (selling shake weights and making knock off i-Pods) have failed, so he desperately needs his new business to be a success. That's when he hires Neil.

Lawrence Ovalle (Ed Helms; The Office, The Daily Show With Jon Stewart) is the flustered newly-promoted manager of a Tupperware sales branch. As Lawrence struggles to manage his co-workers and keep Tupperware sales up, he hires Neil to mentor him.

Lastly there's Danial Schiff (Jim Parsons; The Big Bang Theory), an acclaimed mathematician with an I.Q. of 160. Although Danial receives universal appraise from his peers for his work on astoundingly difficult equations, he is completely inept at socialization. He's usually only speaks to his colleges rarely, and in short sentences; any attempts at talking to attractive females is almost impossible. Daniel hires Neil to teach him the ways of becoming the most interesting - and desired - man in the room.

Tune in each week as Neil teaches something new to his mentees about loving life.