Sean Stewart

Randy Spelling and Sean Stewart, the sons of Aaron Spelling and Rod Stewart, leave the comforts of their famous fathers homes to move into a house together, along with childhood friend and agent David Weintraub. Immediately, conflict ensues over who gets the master bedroom as well as over Sean's preference for nudity. Later on, the boys go grocery shopping and Sean mischievously posts Randy's headshot for all to see. Sean runs off, leaving Randy and his friends to pick up the mess Sean created. Now that they've got the supplies, the boys do what they do best party. But duty calls for one of Hollywood's youngest agents. Dave must get back to work. Determined to make it big as well, both Randy and Sean meet with professionals in their aspiring fields to work on new projects. Sean is told that the road to a music career is long and hard which Sean accepts head on and Randy meets up with C. Thomas Howell to discuss joint ventures. Afterwards, the guys get a visit from Sean's mother Alana, who prepares them dinner and of course Sean is late. Afterwards, the guys go to a clothing store launch party and spend the night celebrating like true Hollywood royalty.

Premiere of the real-life series that looks at the wild days and even wilder nights of three friends living in the shadows of their famous parents--Randy Spelling, son of producer Aaron Spelling, Sean Stewart, son of rock legend Rod Stewart, and rising talent manager David Weintraub. The series kicks off as the threesome party at the trendy L.A. nightclub Mood to celebrate Randy's new movie. Then they drive off to their summer house with plans for months of hot women and hot times. But all is not perfect--Sean talks about his former problems with booze and drugs, which he hopes are now history.

Hugh Hefner is hosting a hot party at Mood nightclub and just his luck, Randy gets sick. Spiritual advisor BaBa G comes over to release his negative energy and Dave decides that he should get treated by BaBa G as well, which is not so easy when he’s simultaneously working on his Blackberry. Afterwards, Dave and Randy meet up with a casting director who seems much more interested in talking about her book on spirituality. Afterwards, the Sons meet up with a celebrity gifter. Dave explains that once you’re somebody in Hollywood, the free gifts flow endlessly. The Sons spend the day at the beach. Later, Dave invites music producer JR Rotem to meet with Sean in hopes that JR could work on a track with him, and Sean unloads his fears about his career, claiming that his famous father always told him he would never succeed. Later on, The Sons go paintball fighting, where Dave’s cheating leads to a retaliatory head-on attack. That night, while Randy and Sean are reading lines for an audition, Sean and Randy stumble over the word celibacy neither has any idea of its meaning.

The Sons decide its time to give a Hollywood a break and head off to San Diego. In the hotel, a pillow fight between Dave and Randy quickly escalates to actual fighting, after which Randy concludes that he and Dave are dealing with a lot of friction. Later, Sean suggests to the other two that they have an alcohol problem, an accusation which Dave and Randy ignore. Spotting a bottle of hot sauce, Sean bets with Randy that he can gulp it all down, which unfortunately for Sean, he does. After throwing up in the bathroom, Sean helps himself to a bowl of ice cream, which Dave and Randy have mischievously planted with chili seeds. Back in Hollywood, friend Joser tells Randy that he suspects Sean of having had a relapse, and has planned to give him a drug test. Despite protests from Sean that he isn't on drugs, Joser decides to bring in his friend Jack Osbourne to participate in an intervention. Jack meets with Sean in the kitchen and the two connect over their remarkably similar backgrounds. Sean reveals to Jack that he afraid of being successful and that drug use was normal due to the abundance of drugs in his father's home growing up. Jack concludes that Sean needs to get help. Meanwhile, Randy goes on EXTRA to dispel rumors about his family. Watching it later with Dave, Randy is happy with the interview but will it be enough to help bring peace to the Spellings?