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Love is strange. 04 14. BILL HADER 18. GUEST STAR SIMON RICH 14. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER | CREATOR MICHAEL HOGAN GUEST STAR 19. 14. LORNE MICHAELS VANESSA BAYER EXECUTIVE PRODUCER GUEST STAR 20. 07 14. ANDREW SINGER MINKA KELLY EXECUTIVE PRODUCER GUEST STAR 20. 15. JONATHAN KRISEL FRED ARMISEN EXECUTIVE PRODUCER GUEST STAR | DIRECTOR 15. 21. RAEANNA GUITARD IAN MAXTONE - GRAHAM GUEST STAR CO - EXECUTIVE PRODUCER | WRITER 08 15. OKSANA BAIUL 21. GUEST STAR ROBERT PADNICK CO - PRODUCER 15. | WRITER MATT LUCAS GUEST STAR 22. DAN MIRK STAFF WRITER 22. SOFIA ALVAREZ 11 STAFF WRITER 22. BEN BERMAN DIRECTOR 23. TIM KIRKBY DIRECTOR 23. HARTLEY GORENSTEIN 12 LINE PRODUCER A SWEET AND SURREAL LOOK AT THE (Unforgettable) as “Liz,” Josh’s intimidating older life-and-death stakes of dating, Man Seeking sister; and Maya Erskine (Betas) as “Maggie,” Woman follows naïve twenty-something “Josh the ex-girlfriend Josh can never quite forget. Greenberg” (Jay Baruchel, How to Train Your Man Seeking Woman is based on Simon Rich’s Dragon) on his unrelenting quest for love. Josh book of short stories, The Last Girlfriend on soldiers through one-night stands, painful break- Earth. Rich created the 10-episode scripted ups, a blind date with a troll, time travel, sex comedy and also serves as Executive Producer/ aliens, many deaths and a Japanese penis Showrunner. Jonathan Krisel, Andrew Singer monster named “Tanaka” on his fantastical and Lorne Michaels, and Broadway Video also journey to find love. serve as Executive Producers. Man Seeking Starring alongside Baruchel are Eric Andre Woman is produced by FX Productions. (The Eric Andre Show) as “Mike,” Josh’s confident and daring best friend; Britt Lower JAY BARUCHEL CONTINUES TO CEMENT HIS leading man status with many exciting projects on the horizon. In addition to the FXX comedy series Man Seeking Woman, Baruchel can also be heard reprising the voice of “Hiccup” in DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon 2, the sequel to the 2010 Oscar®-nominated animated film. Additionally, he will be seen in theUntitled Cameron Crowe Project opposite Emma Stone, Bradley Cooper, Rachel McAdams and Bill Murray, and he has recently signed on to star in and executive produce the film adaptation of Stephen King's short storyThe Ten O’Clock People. Earlier this year, Baruchel was seen in Sony’s Robocop opposite of Joel Kinnaman, Gary Oldman and Michael Keaton, and opposite Kurt Russell and Matt Dillon in the heist filmThe Art of the Steal, which premiered at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival and earned him a Best Supporting Actor nomination at this year’s Canadian Screen Awards. He recently starred opposite Seth Rogen, James Franco and Jonah Hill in Sony’s hit comedy This is the End, a feature-length film based on a short film that he completed with Rogen, Jay and Seth vs. The Apocalypse. Baruchel also was seen in the hockey comedy Goon which he co-wrote with Evan Goldberg, produced and starred in opposite Sean William Scott and Liev Schrieber. The film premiered to rave reviews at the Toronto Film Festival, and Baruchel was nominated for two 2013 Canadian Screen Awards in the Best Supporting Actor category and for Adapted Screenplay. Also in development for Baruchel are a number of writing projects. He is currently adapting the book Baseballismo written by Dave Bidini into a screenplay and is also adapting the graphic novel Random Acts of Violence for Kickstart Entertainment. In addition, he is also working on a sequel to Goon. Roles in the Academy Award – winning movie Million Dollar Baby opposite Clint Eastwood, Hillary Swank and Morgan Freeman and the blockbuster hit Tropic Thunder opposite Ben Stiller, Jack Black and Robert Downey Jr., garnered Baruchel much praise for his versatility. He has also been lauded for his starring role in Jacob Tierney’s comedy The Trotsky which premiered at the 2009 Toronto Film Festival to rave reviews. Baruchel received a Genie Award Lead Actor nomination for his performance in this film. Baruchel had a lead role in Bruckheimer Films/Disney feature The Sorcerer’s Apprentice directed by Jon Turtletaub, in which he starred as the “Apprentice” opposite Nicolas Cage. He also won a 2011 Annie Award for his voice work in the DreamWorks animated feature, How to Train Your Dragon. Baruchel has a long list of additional feature credits including David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis opposite Robert Pattinson, which debuted at the Cannes Film Festival, romantic comedy She’s Out of My League, Good Neighbors, which premiered at the 2010 Toronto Film Festival, Nick and Nora’s Infinite Playlist, Knocked Up, Just Buried, which premiered at the 2007 Toronto Film Festival, Real Time, and in the memorable role of “Vic Munoz,” the obsessed Led Zeppelin fan in Almost Famous. Baruchel began acting at age 12 when he landed a job on the Nickelodeon hit television series Are You Afraid of the Dark?, transforming what was to be a one-time guest appearance into a recurring role. The role was a springboard for his career, leading to his first Canadian series, My Hometown. He then made his debut to American audiences as the star of the critically–acclaimed Judd Apatow television series, Undeclared, on Fox. Baruchel currently resides in Montreal. WITH AN ALREADY PROVEN STANDUP ACT, actor/comedian Eric Andre broke into the world of late night talk shows with The Eric Andre Show which premiered on Adult Swim in 2012. The third season of The Eric Andre Show premiered November 2014. Andre most recently completed a successful 10 city comedy tour on behalf of The Eric Andre Show. The tour had sold out shows across the country and is continuing to sell out venues in anticipation of a third season. In television, Andre can currently be seen on CBS’ 2 Broke Girls. He also starred in the ABC series Don’t Trust the B---- in Apt. 23. He also starred in the 2013 Twentieth Century Fox feature filmThe Internship, alongside Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. Originally from Boca Raton, Florida, Andre now lives in Los Angeles (by way of New York) and performs live almost every night of the week. He brings a manic energy to the stage, combining autobiographical experience with experimental psychedelic rambling. ILLINOIS NATIVE BRITT LOWER studied theater at Northwestern University while training with Chicago's improv community. She recently shot a supporting role opposite Tina Fey and Amy Poehler in the upcoming feature filmThe Nest. Other film credits include Beside Still Waters, Don't Worry Baby, Those People, Mutual Friends, and Revenge for Jolly! with Oscar Isaac. She recurred on the CBS series Unforgettable and on Comedy Central's Big Lake with Horatio Sanz and Chris Parnell and guest starred on A Gifted Man, Next Caller, and Law and Order: SVU. Theatre credits include NY downtown premieres of Hatching, Thin Air, The Dome, The Seasons of Salamander Blue and A Different Kind of Animal. She now splits her time between Los Feliz and Brooklyn, where she performs improv with her all-lady improv teams, Funkle Todd and Little Poppa. Britt is also a visual artist; you can see her work here www.brittlower.com. IN ADDITION TO FXX’S MAN Seeking Woman, Maya Erskine starred as “Mikki,” the female lead of Amazon’s comedy series, Betas. On the big screen, Erskine will next be seen in Bernard Rose’s Frankenstein, opposite Xavier Samuel, Danny Huston and Carrie Anne Moss. A graduate of Tisch’s Experimental Theatre program, Erskine was nominated for an LA Weekly Theatre Award for her dramatic performance in the Los Angeles production of Hamlet. Erskine is half of the comedic duo, MANA, along with Anna Konkle. | PILOT | | EPISODE 102 | | EPISODE 105 | | PILOT | | EPISODE 102 | | EPISODE 105 | | EPISODE 107 | | EPISODE 109 | Lorne Michaels is an Emmy® Award–winning producer and writer, best known as the creator and executive producer of Saturday Night Live. SNL is the longest running, most Emmy-nominated, and highest-rated weekly late night television program in history, currently in its 40th season. Michaels is also executive producer of the Emmy-nominated The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers on Simon Rich is an author, screenwriter, and NBC, as well as IFC’s Peabody Award-winning producer. He has published two novels and Portlandia and FOX’s comedy Mulaney. four short story collections: Ant Farm: And Other Michaels’ previous television credits include: the Emmy- Desperate Situations, Free-Range Chickens, Elliot nominated Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the Golden Allagash: A Novel, What in God’s Name: A Novel, Globe® and Emmy-winning 30 Rock, Up All Night, The Kids The Last Girlfriend on Earth: And Other Love Stories in the Hall, Night Music, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, an Spoiled Brats. His books have been translated as well as specials with Lily Tomlin, Steve Martin, Paul into a dozen languages. Rich has also written for Simon, The Rutles, Flip Wilson, The Rolling Stones, The LORNE MICHAELS The New Yorker, Saturday Night Live and Pixar. Beach Boys, Randy Newman, Neil Young and Simon and EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Garfunkel in Central Park. On Broadway, he produced and directed Gilda Radner Live from New York and produced Michaels has personally won 13 Emmy Awards as a the subsequent motion picture Gilda Live. writer and producer of television. He was inducted into the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame Lorne Michaels’ motion picture credits as a producer in 1999, and in 2004 he received the Mark Twain Prize include Mean Girls, starring Lindsay Lohan and written SIMON RICH for American Humor. Michaels received a star on the by Tina Fey, Baby Mama, starring Tina Fey and Amy EXECUTIVE PRODUCER | CREATOR Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1999.