Like cloth placemats and silver at a fast-casual restaurant: nice set-up for run-of-the-mill fare. Two brothers, one a doctor and the other a lawyer, have to reveal their true selves when their kids turn out to be assholes. The initial intrigue between the two siblings was well-constructed but unraveled too easily and completely came apart at the end.

A hardened lawyer decides to report his daughter and nephew for beating a homeless man to death. So that they can try to become people. His brother, at first just as correct, pities his son and makes a terrible choice, despite their wives. The boomer kids themselves simply savor their kill. Together they are a normal family. Look around, there are plenty of them around.