Work It (2012– )

Centers on two unemployed car salesmen who realize that they are living in a woman's world, so they decide that to find work again, they must dress as women to get jobs as pharmaceutical ... See full summary »

Creators:

Ted Cohen, Andrew Reich

Stars:

Benjamin Koldyke, Amaury Nolasco, Kirstin Eggers

Cast

Series cast summary:
Benjamin Koldyke	...	Lee Standish (11 episodes, 2012)
Amaury Nolasco	...	Angel Ortiz (10 episodes, 2012)
Kirstin Eggers	...	Kristin (10 episodes, 2012)
Beth Lacke	...	Connie Standish (10 episodes, 2012)
Rochelle Aytes	...	Vanessa (9 episodes, 2012)
John Caparulo	...	Brian (9 episodes, 2012)
Kate Reinders	...	Kelly (9 episodes, 2012)
Hannah Sullivan	...	Kat Standish (9 episodes, 2012)
Rebecca Mader	...	Grace (9 episodes, 2012)

Storyline

Centers on two unemployed car salesmen who realize that they are living in a woman's world, so they decide that to find work again, they must dress as women to get jobs as pharmaceutical reps. By doing so, it makes them better men, husbands and fathers, but also makes them appreciate the sanctuary of their nights at the bar where they can be themselves.

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Taglines:

And you thought your job was a drag?

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Company Credits

Production Co:

Summer School Productions, Warner Bros. Television

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Connections

Referenced in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #20.70 (2012)

User Reviews

F--k It

I'll be honest, I never watched this filth. I didn't have to, because the commercials told me all I needed to know; that it was more brain dead, depressingly typical by-the-numbers sitcom pabulum that just deepens America's festering cultural vacuum where stupidity and ignorance are touted as virtues to be celebrated. I wasn't surprised to read of its cancellation after two episodes; thankfully, I guess there still are people who aren't impressed by a torturous half-hour of hell where clichés are humped to death in a vain attempt at "humor". In a perfect world this would be joined by Jersey Shore, The Bachelor/Bachelorette, Modern Family (sorry, but I watched it and thought only two things: pushing a gay marriage agenda that's simply way too obvious and it's seemingly a showcase for Sofia Vergara's exquisite rack, which seems to pop up in every scene) and countless other wretched shows at the bottom of a deep dark pit, but... oh well.