Life is full of questions and sex is full of answers. At least that’s the theory Kate Langford (Rachael Crawford) – hoping to take a sabbatical from her emotionally exhausting psychology practice in order to write a book – pitches to a publisher. It seems like the ideal antidote to her fatal and well-sublimated flaw as a therapist: she’s not so good with people.

Unfortunately, Kate doesn’t realize that while sex is full of answers, it’s also rife with questions. Kate begins to wonder if she’s been playing it safe in her own (sex) life. But, she reasons, her relationship with David Exley – superstar academic, genius, author and all-round good guy – is wonderful. Or is it?

If that weren’t complicated enough, enter Benjamin Chase PhD (Adam Harrington), a brainy, brawny biologist just back from field research on monkeys and their sexploits… and the new co-author who’s just been foisted upon Kate by her publisher. Bad enough that she’s got a partner she didn’t want; much worse that their first meeting ended in a drunk and explosive kiss that Kate would rather forget.

SHOW ME YOURS is a comedy about Eros and errors. It’s about the way Kate Langford, wayward psychologist turned author, negotiates the sexually charged world that’s become her oyster – and is forced to negotiate the sexually and emotionally charged partnership with her co-writer Ben Chase.