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Episode 1
"THE DOUCHEBAG ASPECT" (Or, "Pilot Episode")
Written by Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein
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Life just got complicated for 24-year-old Andy French, a
wanna-be cartoonist with a taste for cheap liquor, bad
snacks and good parties. His brother Kevin, a high school
nerd, has just moved into Andy's hip Mission Hill loft and
seems destined to put a dent in Andy's perfectly-honed
social life.
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Episode 3
"PORNO FOR PYRO" (Or, "Kevin's Problem")
Written by J. David Stem & David N. Weiss
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Kevin faces a moral dilemma when two bullies from his
school are accused of robbing a local market, then burning
it down. The truth is, Kevin started the fire in a
ham-fisted attempt to hide the girlie magazine he was using
to, er, pleasure himself. Now Kevin must decide whether to
let two innocent guys go to jail or admit to being a
"pervert." Meanwhile, Jim returns from Japan sporting the
latest in cutting-edge fashion: Day-Glo hot pants.
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Episode 4
"THE BIG-ASS VIACOM LAWSUIT" ( Or, "Andy vs. The Real
World")
Written by Ben Kull
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MTV's "The Real World" comes to Mission Hill looking for
a "charismatic troublemaker" to round out its usual cast of
mopey whiners. Andy agrees to join the show, thinking he can
sabotage it from the inside and thwart the corporate
take-over of his beloved Mission Hill. But he underestimates
the seductive power of the MTV lifestyle.
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Episode 2
"GREAT SEXPECTATIONS" (Or, "Andy Joins the PTA")
Written by Andrew Kreisberg
Andy joins the PTA. Kevin, Toby, and George compete in an
online adventure game.
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Episode 5
"ONE BANG FOR TWO BROTHERS" (OR, "Andy and Kevin Make a
Friend")
Written by Michael Panes
Andy and Kevin compete for the attentions of George Bang's
sister Tina. Gus gets a knife stuck in his head.
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Episode 6
"HOW TO GET HEAD IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING" (or,
"Andy Gets a Promotion")
Written by Michael Panes
After a discouraging rejection, Andy gives up cartooning to
become the assistant manager of Waterbed World. Stogie
slowly devours the couch.
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Episode 7
"NOCTURNAL ADMISSIONS" (Or, "Kevin vs. the S.A.T.")
Written by J. David Stem & David N. Weiss
Kevin, Toby, and George decide to conquer the S.A.T. in a
parody of the independent film "Pi." Posey decides to take
up legitimate massage.
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Episode 8
"BROTHER'S BIG BONER" (Or, "Unemployment Part One")
Written by Robin Stein
Ron's Waterbed World goes out of business and Andy is left
jobless. To make matters worse, Kevin is given custody of
Ron's luxury sports car.
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Episode 9
"THEORY OF THE LEISURE ASS" (Or, "Unemployment Part
Two")
Written by Aaron Ehasz
Several weeks into unemployment, Andy has fallen apart. But
an unexpected revelation about Jim changes the course of
Andy's life. (Guest Star: David Clennon as Jim's Boss)
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Episode 10
"HOT FOR WEIRDIE" (Or, "Kevin Finds Love")
Written by Dan McGrath
Kevin falls for Eunice Eulmeyer, commonly regarded as the
weirdest girl in school, in order to get a college
recommendation from her father. Meanwhile, Andy and friends
start a phony nightclub to get even with the poseurs
invading their neighborhood. (Guest Star: Jennifer Jason
Leigh as Eunice)
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Episode 11
"DAY OF THE JACKASS" (Or,"Stories of Hope and
Forgiveness")
Written by Dan McGrath
Several intertwining stories take place on a day of
international crisis. Andy gets a date with a starlet, Posey
seeks nirvana, and Toby is chased by a slow-moving rabid
dog.
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Episode 12
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DOUCHEBAG" (Or, "Happy Birthday,
Kevin")
Written by Rich Seigel and Rob Schwartz
Kevin's first birthday in the big city doesn't go as he'd
hoped. Meanwhile, Carlos and Natalie get a boa
constrictor.
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Episode 13
"I MARRIED A GAY MAN FROM OUTER SPACE" (Or, "Plan 9 from
Mission Hill")
Written by Dan McGrath
Kevin becomes an art film buff, working with Wally at the
local rep house. But he accidentally uncovers a long-lost
film and discovers the true story of Gus and Wally's
relationship.
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Episode 14 (NEVER COMPLETED)
"SUPERTOOL" (Or, "Meditations on a Career in
Advertising")
Written by Ben Kull
Andy and Jim work together on the "Chef-A-Rooni" account at
the ad agency. They learn a deep, dark secret about the
American advertising business. (Guest Star: David Clennon as
Jim's Boss)
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Episode 15 (NEVER COMPLETED)
"FREAKY WEEKEND IN THE CRAPPY CRUDWAGON" (Or, "To
Grandmother's House We Go")
Written by Michael Panes
Andy, Kevin, Jim, and Posey take a road trip on Memorial Day
Weekend. But, even as the trip progresses, they are unable
to agree on their destination. Each one freaks out in turn,
leaving Posey in command. Meanwhile, Gus and Wally take care
of Stogie.
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Episode 16 (NEVER COMPLETED)
"CRAP GETS IN YOUR EYES" (Or, "Pretty in Pink")
Written by Aaron Ehasz
Andy and Gwen's relationship goes through a rocky period
when Andy starts dating Jim's assistant Stacie. But Stacie
is a very different woman than Gwen...
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Episode 17 (NEVER COMPLETED)
"PREMATURE MATRICULATION" (Or, "Death of a Yale Man")
Written by Robin Stein
Kevin sinks to his lowest point ever when he pretends to be
a terminally-ill boy in order to get a guaranteed admission
to Yale.
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Episode 18 (NEVER COMPLETED)
"I WAS A TEENAGE PORN STAR" (Or, "Bye Bye Nerdie")
Written by Andrew Kreisberg
Kevin accidentally appears in the background of a porno
movie being filmed in the building. And when the parents
find out, Kevin is out of Mission Hill and living with his
parents in Wyoming. But Kevin's a different person after his
time in city.
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