When the first season of Pete Davidson's comedy series "Bupkis" premiered, many viewers were surprised by how well-made and thoughtful it was. Davidson is known for his use of shock humor and teenage boy-style gross-out antics. While the first episode lives up to that reputation (the very first scene is Pete accidentally ejaculating on his mother), the rest of the series is surprisingly mature. "Bupkis" season 1 is Davidson at his most introspective; it's a semi-autobiographical story about a guy who knows he needs to change but who can't quite do it.

Season 1 ended on the cliffhanger of Pete getting into a car crash on his way to his sister's graduation ceremony. Will Pete survive? Will he get his act together? Will he earn back the trust and respect of his family? Fans were told they'd have to wait until season 2 for an answer to any of these questions, but...

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