The facts
- Episodes
- 16
- Episode length
- About 60 seconds
- Free episodes
- The first 4
- Rating
- TV-MA
- Watch on
- The Urban Operas app, iPhone and Android
From the writers room
I Should've Stayed Home: who is who
In developmentI Should've Stayed Home: what to know before episode one
In developmentEpisode highlights
Three childhood strangers become friends after standing up to a troubled new kid, unknowingly forming a bond that will shape their futures.
As adults, Nate, Mario, and Bree prepare for their first robbery, forcing them to confront how far they’re willing to go.
After a $2,000 robbery, the crew is offered a $10,000 delivery job that could pull them deeper into the streets.
With their loved ones depending on them, Nate, Mario, and Bree must decide whether they’re ready to fully enter the criminal world.
A simple delivery becomes a deadly test when the crew is warned that failure means death and told never to look inside the bag.
A routine delivery turns into a standoff when the crew realizes they’ve walked into a house full of armed strangers.
A shootout forces Mario to kill to save Bree, leaving the crew traumatized and facing the consequences of their first body.
After surviving the shootout, the crew is kidnapped by Rodrigo's men and forced to choose between death and becoming his soldiers.
Mario learns his mother may not survive without a $50,000 surgery, pushing him deeper into the streets despite the cost.
After learning Nuck betrayed them, the crew is ordered to get revenge and reclaim Rodrigo’s stolen money.
Rodrigo orders the crew to kill Nuck, forcing them to become assassins while their survival hangs in the balance.
The crew hunting Nuck discovers his allies may have their own reasons to betray him, creating an unexpected opportunity.
Nuck’s criminal empire begins destroying his relationship with Sasha, who fears the man she loves is becoming someone she can’t save.
Sasha finally leaves Nuck after realizing he values power over their relationship and refuses to change.
Nate meets Sasha while both are escaping painful pasts, unaware their connection ties him directly to the enemy he’s hunting.
Nuck strikes back at Rodrigo, but Rodrigo’s response proves the war is far from over.
All 16 episodes
Every episode runs about a minute. The first 4 are free to watch in the app; the rest unlock with All Access or a one-time unlock for this series.
- Episode 1Free
- Episode 2Free
- Episode 3Free
- Episode 4Free
- Episode 5All Access
- Episode 6All Access
- Episode 7All Access
- Episode 8All Access
- Episode 9All Access
- Episode 10All Access
- Episode 11All Access
- Episode 12All Access
- Episode 13All Access
- Episode 14All Access
- Episode 15All Access
- Episode 16All Access
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Questions people ask
How many episodes does I Should've Stayed Home have?
I Should've Stayed Home has 16 episodes. Each one runs about sixty seconds and is shot vertically for the phone.
Is I Should've Stayed Home free to watch?
The first 4 episodes of I Should've Stayed Home are free in the Urban Operas app. The rest unlock with All Access, or you can buy this series on its own.
Where can I watch I Should've Stayed Home?
I Should've Stayed Home streams in the Urban Operas app on iPhone and Android. It is not on any other service.
What is I Should've Stayed Home about?
I Should’ve Stayed Home follows Nate, Mario, and Bree, three childhood friends whose struggles and personal circumstances push them into the dangerous world of crime. What begins as small-time robberies quickly escalates into deadly jobs, betrayal, and violent power struggles. As they become entangled with ruthless criminals and face the consequences of their choices, loyalty is tested, relationships fracture, and survival comes at a devastating price. In a world where one wrong move can cost you everything, the three friends must decide how far they’re willing to go—and whether there’s still a way out.








