Undateable (2014): Season 2

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Season Details & Credits

NBC | Season Premiere Date: March 17, 2015

Starring: Bianca Kajlich, Chris D'Elia, Brent Morin

Summary: In this new multi-camera comedy, Danny (Chris D'Elia) lets Justin (Brent Morin) move in with him, inheriting his romanticly challanged friends, which he calls "The Undateables". He then attempts to teach them about love.

Genre(s): Comedy

Season 2 Episodes

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S2:E8. Cop Number Four Walks Into a Bar
Air Date: May 12, 2015
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S2:E7. An Angry Judge Walks Into a Bar
Air Date: May 12, 2015
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S2:E7. A Live Show Walks Into a Bar
Air Date: May 5, 2015

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Hank Stuever

Mar 17, 2015

There’s nothing new going on here, either (people sitting around in a bar insulting one another is as at least as old as “Cheers,” if not much older), but in Undateable’s case, it makes for accidental perfection. Read full review

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DogTheCatHunter

Mar 23, 2015

The second season got off to a hot start with the returning cast in their groove and the new character, Candace (played by Bridgit Mendler) fitting in quite well. I dare say this is the one network comedy on air that is actually funny. It's easy to watch, packed with jokes and theThe second season got off to a hot start with the returning cast in their groove and the new character, Candace (played by Bridgit Mendler) fitting in quite well. I dare say this is the one network comedy on air that is actually funny. It's easy to watch, packed with jokes and the characters on screen really do seem like friends in real life.
The characters may be "undateable" but the show is definitely not. I'll take it out every Tuesday evening.… Expand

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littleasianme

Jan 31, 2016

Ever since "Undateable" went live for both the East & West Coast tapings, it has become a genuinely laugh out loud sitcom, which is to be expected since the show consists of four seasoned stand-up comics who do their best work improvising. In addition, whatever mess ups may occur during theEver since "Undateable" went live for both the East & West Coast tapings, it has become a genuinely laugh out loud sitcom, which is to be expected since the show consists of four seasoned stand-up comics who do their best work improvising. In addition, whatever mess ups may occur during the live shows only adds to the hilarity of it all.

The fact that the show is interactive with its fans through Periscope, Instagram, and Twitter both during the tapings and after has created a true connection between the fans and the cast and crew of the show, lending itself to a growing loyal fanbase who have dubbed themselves the JSquad. Through this group of superfans, the show consistently trends weekly on Twitter only aiding to the further growth and love of the show.

Ala "SNL" style, the show also hosts special guests like "Scandal's" Scott Foley, "Scrubs" Zach Braff and Sarah Chalke, and musical guests like Weezer, Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, and the Backstreet Boys, the latter three also having acting stints within the show.

By breaking the "Fourth Wall" with meta references to current events happening the very day of taping, to the casts lives outside of the show, to the casts reactions to the live studio audience's reactions, the show manages to stay fresh and zeitgeist.

Aside from the laughs, the heart of show lies in the relationships between the seven main characters from the bromance between odd couple Danny and Justin, to the romantic relationships between Justin and Candace and Burski and Leslie. Some of the best moments of the show entail the cast embracing each other in a group hug.

When it comes right down to it, the success of the show is based ultimately on love: The love between friends, the love between romantic partners, and the love between the fans and cast and crew of the show. And to wrap it all up with a bow on top, is a genuine need to just laugh out loud at all the silliness and off the rails comedy that makes "Undateable" one of the funniest, most innovative sitcoms to grace television right now.… Expand

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Jukedwayup

Jan 31, 2016

NONE of the critic reviews for this show have been since it went LIVE. This was a great show since season 1. It's an even BETTER show now. A brilliant cast, with great actors and hilarious comedians...given free reign to improv - LIVE on national tv. No other "sitcom" on television doesNONE of the critic reviews for this show have been since it went LIVE. This was a great show since season 1. It's an even BETTER show now. A brilliant cast, with great actors and hilarious comedians...given free reign to improv - LIVE on national tv. No other "sitcom" on television does this.
Plus- the writers and cast use social media in ways that have never been done before. You can tweet with them, see a periscope from the writers room DAILY, and even call a dedicated phone (the Danny phone) and often talk to a cast member - or get pictures via text. It offers an experience for the fans that is truly unique.
While I'm sure it's easy for someone to watch ONE episode and verbally bash it to oblivion on the internet (negative reviews are so much more fun to write), if they would at least take the time to give it a chance - I'm almost sure they would fall in love with the show, just as the rest of us have. The UndateableLive cast/crew have certainly put in more heart, time and effort into creating this 30 min of entertainment than any other show I have ever watched. I truly hope NBC can see that and give it another season (and better time slot) for others to enjoy it as well.… Expand

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Seasons & Episodes

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Series Overview
Season 3

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- Season 3 Overview
  Air Date: October 9, 2015
Season 2

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- Season 2 Overview
  Air Date: March 17, 2015
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  S2:E8. Cop Number Four Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: May 12, 2015
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  S2:E7. An Angry Judge Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: May 12, 2015
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  S2:E7. A Live Show Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: May 5, 2015
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  S2:E4. A Priest Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: April 14, 2015
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  S2:E4. A Stray Dog Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: April 14, 2015
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  S2:E3. Why Did the Chicken Loser Cross the Road?
  Air Date: March 31, 2015
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  S2:E3. An Imaginary Torch Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: March 31, 2015
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  S2:E2. A Sibling Rivalry Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: March 24, 2015
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  S2:E2. A Sibling Rivalry Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: March 24, 2015
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  S2:E2. Candace's Boyfriend Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: March 24, 2015
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  S2:E1. A Japanese Businessman Walks Into a Bar
  Air Date: March 17, 2015
Season 1

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- Season 1 Overview
  Air Date: May 29, 2014