Synopsis: Love Song to the City

Foster is given the holy grail: a rent-controlled apartment in the West Village. The catch? He has to keep an eye on the ornery old man who lives on the second floor. Harvey is a cranky hypochondriac and a lifelong (and especially jaded) New Yorker who is prone to reminiscing about the old days and telling Foster everything he does wrong. Foster starts to think maybe getting this sweet apartment isn't worth the Harvey-related headaches, but then Harvey's own story starts to unfold. As Foster learns more about who Harvey is and where he came from, it starts to become apparent that maybe Foster and Harvey have more in common than they thought.