In this relationship comedy, the immature, aimless Parker and rational, hardworking Maggie enter couples therapy shortly after moving in together, because men are poopyheads… As a means to get himself out of the doghouse, Parker suggests they save the relationship with a little professional coaching, which is probably cheaper than abandoning their lease. Parker’s boyishness was cute when they were dating– not so cute when you’re cohabiting. Will therapy shape him up?
WEBSITE: http://www.ParkerandMaggie.com/ EXECUTIVE PRODUCER/WRITER: Jenna Laurenzo DIRECTOR: Jay Buim CAST: Charles Parker Newton, Jenna Laurenzo, George Kareman, Christina Calph, George Anagnostakos
In this drama series created by Caryn K. Hayes, a group of friends find their love and work lives tangle in a hot mess… And by hot, I mean steaming. Sex, lies, and HD video… The attractive libido-fueled temptation-filled ensemble includes a mechanic, a restaurant owner, a record label executive, a police detective as they are led to commit some questionable acts to fulfill their passion. Primetime soaps? Nah… Watch Breaking Point any time of day.
They’ve released 5 episodes so far and are currently fundraising to produce more. Donate HERE.
WEBSITE: www.breakingpointshow.com CREATOR, DIRECTOR AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Caryn K. Hayes PRODUCERS: Katrina Nelson CAST: Crystal Coney, Olivia Dunkley, Keena Ferguson, Cardell Jackson, Michael Teh, Jessica Tome, Kyle Steven Templin
Meghann (Meghann Murphy) and Craig (Craig Jorczak) are in a relationship. Meghann moved to LA in order to take a job at a publishing company, while Craig stayed back in NY. Tricky, tricky!
This cute comedy from UCB-ers in LA takes a look at Meghann & Craig’s perhaps doomed-from-the-start attempt at staying together despite being on opposite sides of the country. Actually telling the truth to one another through skype might be a start, but then we wouldn’t have relationship comedy! Enjoy this witty show about the little white lies we tell to our sig others when we can get away with them.
WRITTEN BY: Meghann Murphy and Matty Smith
DIRECTED BY: Matty Smith
Happy Pride! And in honor of the legalization of gay marriage (finally!) by the wise state of New York, DCTV has put together a yummy playlist of some of the web series highlights from the LBGT community this year! So take a moment and celebrate with some views! And let us know what we missed with a comment!
LEZ RENOVATE (Do-it-yourself)
The quirky homemade show focuses on the home repairs of Vancouver couple LL and Cool J. Not only will you learn some great DIY tips, you’ll also get a good laugh from this adorable couple. In this episode, the gals uninstall their troublesome dishwasher.
ORANGE JUICE IN BISHOP’S GARDEN (Drama)
This retro teen show looks at high school angst in the pre-cell phone 90s. When Sarah found herself falling for bad girl Gwen, she wasn’t sure if she was ready to come out. In this episode from Season 4, a more comfortable Sarah takes some time to really get to know Gwen. Moment of truth time.
THEN WE GOT HELP (Comedy)
In this relationship comedy, creator Julie Ann Emery has explored all sorts of couples and their problems — straight, gay, bisexual, swingers. One of the mainstays of the group is Dan and Eric, a couple who is blissfully in love. In Season 2, the boys mutually decided to adopt a baby, but the naked truth about how they really feel about parenthood comes out during this game of strip poker/truth or dare.
SEEKING SIMONE (Comedy)
Seeking Simone returned for a Season 2 in April with Simone still trying to find a partner. In this episode, she recounts an incredibly awkward encounter with a writer from her show.
JACK IN A BOX (Comedy)
Jack has a date. His girlfriends try to give him advice. Turns out girls flirt differently with guys than guys flirt with guys. Check out this hilarious episode from this award winning show from Michael Cyril Creighton.
IN BETWEEN MEN (Drama)
This drama directed by Jennifer Gelfer takes a look at four gorgeous gay and bisexual men in New York City as they navigate their professional and personal lives without being defined by their sexuality.
LEZ BE PROUD (Reality)
This reality series released last month and takes a look at lesbian couples living in the Bible Belt, focusing on their love stories. Take a look at the teaser, then head HERE to watch the full episode.
And lastly, after 4 episodes of separation for Vivian and Aster after the girls kissed other gals, the Season 3 finale of mega hit Anyone But Me finally gets Vivian and Aster in a room. Watch what happens.
The American Dream… baby registries, engagement rings, appreciating stocks, and free wifi! Heehee. In Episode 4, A conflicted Connor (Chris Henry Coffey) surprises new mother Leyla (Esra Gaffin) with a visit in her ‘hood, much to the chagrin of her disapproving sister Dunya (Aysan Celik), while Beth (Daryn Strauss) tries to mooch off her friend Bonnie’s connections (Maitely Weismann)…. as in wifi connections.
Rule # 1: When you are in your twenties, and making less than $60,000 per year, do NOT move in with your boyfriend. In the clever comedy Bunny Hug, Celeste and Travis (Michelle Morgan and Christopher Austman) are one month post-break-up and dealing with serious cohabitation issues like Celeste overhearing Travis masturbating and the after-math of break-up sex. A quick-witted, well-acted break-up comedy for grownups, Bunny Hug is one of the many great productions to come out of Canada’s IPF program which provides financing to dramatic web series.
WEBSITE: http://www.bunnyhugshow.com/
WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY: Jason Filiatrault
DIRECTOR AND PRODUCER: Grant Harvey
CAST: Michelle Morgan and Christopher Austman
