Season 1

Emily is a top-ranked pool player who has competed in major tournaments around the world but reaching success as a female in the male dominated world of professional pool has been a monumental challenge. Since women earn significantly less than men in her sport, Emily has to leverage her looks to get the sponsorship she needs, and this sets her up for harassment from male players. To prove gender bias in pool, Emily undergoes the makeover of a lifetime to transform into a man! How will the same male pool players treat her when she plays them as herself compared to her male alter ego?

Le'Dor is an aspiring politician, but while campaigning for a seat on City Council, the only thing people wanted to talk about was that she's the mother of young kids. In their eyes, motherhood ultimately disqualified her from being a worthy candidate and she believes that's why she lost the election. So, in a unique social experiment this mom of young children will be completely transformed into... a dad of young children. When facing a focus group tasked to assess potential politicians, can Le'Dor convince them she has what it takes to hold public office, or will her dad alter ego automatically be the "best man for the job?"

Sabrina dedicates her life to spreading God's gospel, but she's not your average preacher; flashy, fabulous and flaunting her femininity with pride has made her the target of some major side eye from conservative church members. And despite her many degrees and accolades, reaching success as a female in the male dominated world of organized religion has proven difficult. To prove gender bias in the church, Sabrina undergoes a unique makeover transforming her into a man! How will the same congregation treat Sabrina when she preaches as herself compared to her male alter ego?

Shital's immigrant parents sacrificed everything so their daughters could live the American dream, but her career accomplishments don't mean much to her conservative, Indian-American family. They just want her to settle down and have kids. Shital's struggle to please them has pushed their relationship to the breaking point. To expose the gender bias in her community, Shital makes the radical decision to go undercover as a man and infiltrate a family holiday celebration. Will meeting the male version of their daughter open the Patel's eyes to how they treat her? Or is this a relationship no amount of prosthetics can change?