The Dating Guy

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  • TV-MA
  • 2009
  • 13 Seasons
  • 4.7  (403)

The Dating Guy is a Canadian animated television show created by Mark Bishop and Matt Hornburg, and produced by E1 Entertainment. The show follows the lives of four single friends - Mark, Woody, Sam and V.J. - who are all looking for love in the big city. The show first aired in late 2009 and ran for two seasons, ending in May 2010.

The main character is Mark, a 25-year old cute guy working as a copywriter at an ad agency. He's handsome, charming, and always on the lookout for his next conquest. Woody is Mark's best friend and roommate - he's a 27-year old slacker who lives off the money he inherited from his wealthy parents. Woody is often the comic relief in the show, providing the bulk of the laughs with his outrageous behavior.

Sam is the 22-year old female friend of Mark and Woody - she's an ambitious and confident med student who's too busy studying to have much of a social life. Last but not least is V.J., a 30-something Indian-American who's new to the dating scene after a recent divorce. He's a bit of a nerd, but he's also the most sincere and earnest of the group.

The show's premise is fairly simple - each episode follows the four friends as they navigate the sometimes treacherous waters of modern dating. The humor is often raunchy and irreverent, and the animation style is colorful and kinetic. The show never takes itself too seriously, and often pokes fun at modern dating rituals and stereotypes.

Throughout the show's run, the characters find themselves in a variety of dating scenarios - from speed dating to blind dates to online dating. One of the show's recurring themes is the so-called "dating zone" - the grey area between friendship and romance that many people find themselves in. Mark is often stuck in this zone with one of his female friends, while V.J. tries to navigate the tricky waters of dating as a divorced man.

The Dating Guy also features a number of recurring characters - from Mark's playboy boss to Woody's crazy ex-girlfriend. One of the show's most memorable recurring characters is the "sassy gay friend" of one of Mark's love interests - this character, voiced by actor Michael McDonald, provides some of the show's funniest moments.

Despite its irreverent humor and occasional crassness, The Dating Guy does have moments of genuine heart and emotional resonance. The characters are all well-defined and likable in their own way, and the show isn't afraid to tackle more serious issues - such as the aftermath of divorce or the struggles of being a single parent.

Overall, The Dating Guy is a fun and enjoyable animated series that provides a humorous and often insightful look at modern dating. With its colorful animation, likable characters, and irreverent humor, it's a show that's sure to appeal to young adults of all ages.

The Dating Guy is a series that ran for 13 seasons (29 episodes) between September 17, 2009 and on E1 Entertainment

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Seasons
Statute Of Limitations
5. Statute Of Limitations
October 15, 2009
Mark is emasculated when artist Frieda sculpts him with a reduced manhood. Woody gets a tattoo on his face to impress a woman.
Boner Donor
3. Boner Donor
October 9, 2009
Mark is promised the best sex of his life in exchange for a kidney to save his date's dying brother. He and the boys travel to the Philippines in search of a replacement organ.
Incredible Shrinking Woody
2. Incredible Shrinking Woody
October 20, 2010
Woody and Anderson are shrunk to twelve inches tall and used as sex toys by a mad scientist. Sam and Mark compete on a Japanese game show.
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Where to Watch The Dating Guy
The Dating Guy is available for streaming on the E1 Entertainment website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Dating Guy on demand at Amazon.
  • Premiere Date
    September 17, 2009
  • IMDB Rating
    4.7  (403)
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