He’s crushing on one of his bartenders while his friends egg him on. There’s Brent Morin, who plays Justin Kearney, the owner of a bar called “Black Eyes” that is mostly mispronounced as “Black Guys” and the local hangout where the gang commiserates. The cast is comprised mostly of unknowns on television, but well known comedians. ET) on NBC, follows a group of friends all interested in finding and entering a relationship, but they all might need a little help.įrom Bill Lawrence (“Scrubs,” “Cougar Town”), the show is a little bit “Friends,” a little bit “Cheers,” and a whole lot of laughs – and oddly, a lot of singing. “Undateable,” a new comedy premiering Thurs., May 29 (9-9:30 and 9:30-10 p.m.

So, it put me at ease to know I’m not the only one who has gone through the bad dates, wardrobe malfunctions and awkward moments. Hell, I think I’m still in my awkward phase and wonder if I’ll ever escape. Okay, maybe except for supermodels and One Direction. Whether we’re sporting a too-short haircut, clothes a decade out of style, or we exude nerdiness – all of us, I imagine, have gone through an awkward phase in life. While I was attempting to get a foothold on my journalism career, I was trying to navigate the shark-infested waters of the dating pool.īecause I was on a journey of self-discovery, I was more awkward than before, so dating was particularly nerve-wracking. When I was in my 20s, I was trying to figure out who I was and what I was going to become.

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