Echoing the dilemma of many who grow up in small towns, Addison presents the striking juxtaposition between two lifestyles: the fast paced LA scene and slow and steady rhythm of rural community life. Elias Weaver's only claim to fame for his years struggling in LA is being the spokesman for a deodorant whose tag line is 'stink like a man.' After too many late nights and an empty relationship he hops a flight home. In Addison he reunites with his brother and former friends, including Rachel Dunn, a young woman with terminal cancer, who has returned home with her daughter, Amber. Reconnecting with his past, Elias improvises his way through the ups and downs of self discovery and growth.—Anonymous