Eliza decides to confess her love for Henry. She tries to get Henry to confess his feelings for her, but ends up making things awkward for the two of them.
Eliza's effort to "follow through" on a work idea impacts her relationship with Freddy. Henry rejects an admirer, leading to unexpected consequences.
Eliza get a confidence boost when she learns that her new female role model/former middle school bully used Eliza's life as inspiration for her success. Henry tries to rid himself of his childhood ...
"The Vampire Diaries" star Nina Dobrev finally gets to play an adult on her new sitcom "Fam."
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Karen Gillan | ... | Eliza Dooley 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| John Cho | ... | Henry Higgs 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| Allyn Rachel | ... | Bryn 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| Da'Vine Joy Randolph | ... | Charmonique 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| David Harewood | ... | Sam Saperstein 13 episodes, 2014 | |
| Giacomo Gianniotti | ... | Freddy 10 episodes, 2014 | |
| Brian Huskey | ... | Larry 9 episodes, 2014 | |
| Matty Cardarople | ... | Charlie 8 episodes, 2014 | |
| Jennifer Hasty | ... | Joan 8 episodes, 2014 | |
| Patti Troisi | ... | Linda 7 episodes, 2014 | |
After being the subject of an embarrassing viral video, a self-involved 20-something enlists the help of a marketing expert to revamp her image in the real world.
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In spite of the horrid title I am growing ever fonder of this little gem of a show with each passing episode. Based on the title and the marketing I feared that this show would embrace those with their heads so surgically attached to a little glowing screen that they wouldn't even notice their own imminent demise. However this show cleverly winnows out both the pluses and minuses of SMOD ( social media obsession disorder - I'm just making that up but if you want to tweet it knock yourself out ) for this very unique take on Pygmalion. The leads are solid (who would have thought John Cho would be right for this but he just is) and at episode 4 the strength of the supporting cast is beginning to emerge. And it is funny. I love the rapid fire swipes at meme-du-jour sprinkled in each episode but now as the characters and situations become more a little more complex, it is truly becoming laugh out loud funny. Yep, out loud. Do yourself a favour and watch it.