Original title
Wallflowers
Released
4/13/2013
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
2
Number of episodes
12
Set in the witty, cruelly comedic dating world of contemporary NYC, Wallflowers details the ensemble exploits of a tight knit group of jaded but hopeful Gen-X stragglers coping with the ecstasy and the agony of dating life - as members of a Manhattan support group for the hopelessly single. Self-described “dating guru” Janice Ackerman, has vowed to find love for each and every one of her students. Even if it kills them.
Meet the Wallflowers, a support group for "undateables." Led by relationship guru Janice, these losers in romance are determined to love, even if it kills them. Janice zeroes in on Bryce Hunter, former child star turned casting director, vowing to make him her pet project. Meanwhile, Daisy sets her sights on a new client, indie director Mark Tatum, and Martin gets dumped yet again.
Find out how wallflowers spend their Friday nights. Rhonda gets relationship advice from the group. Todd's boyfriend Troy is hired by Hunter Casting right before he delivers some bad news. Charlie wants to leave the dorms and move in with Bryce
Daisy overdoes it on her first day working with Mark and finds competition for his attention from both Becca and Bryce.
Janice sets Bryce up on a disastrous blind date.
It's confession time as the group spends a boozy, smoky Saturday afternoon at Bryce's.
Manhattan's hottest support group for the dating-challenged is back for Season 2. This year, our group has gone into relationship overdrive. Daisy and Mark have finally begun dating (albeit long distance), Martin volunteers to help his pregnant co-worker during Lamaze classes, newcomer Jane is set up with Janice's ex-husband, and Bryce catches the eye of a sexy musician.
The Group welcomes a new member. Bryce and Alex go on a date. Jane reluctantly takes Janice’s advice and begins spending time with Fred.
Janice questions the group’s individual support systems when Daisy is criticized for her long distance relationship with Mark. Martin offers to help Nancy around the house, and Bryce hires a new assistant.
Janice discovers the joys of internet dating and forces the group to participate. Bryce signs up for the gay dating app “trickr,” Rhonda goes on a blind date, and problems develop between the partners at Hunter Casting when a filmmaker comes to Bryce with a surprising offer.
Daisy goes to Janice for advice about Mark. Martin and Nancy grow closer while Bryce and Jane get cold feet and Linus gets an offer he has to refuse.
Jealousy is the topic of this week’s meeting (and episode). Martin looks for the perfect gift for Nancy’s baby, but meets her husband, instead. Bryce wants to hear more about Dan's offer, but Daisy gets in the way. And Mark finally returns home.
Daisy deals with the fallout from Mark’s return. Janice and Fred reveal some startling information about their relationship. Bryce comes to a decision. The group bands together to come to the aid of a friend in need.
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