Ugly Americans

Thirty one episodes about a social worker helping monsters settle in New York, released in four blocks that look like more seasons than there were.

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Where to start with Ugly Americans

Thirty one episodes in order. It is a workplace comedy with a slowly building plot, so start at the beginning, and do not be thrown by the long gaps in the middle of both seasons.

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    Season 1, fourteen episodes Ugly Americans

    A social worker at a New York department that helps demons, zombies and wizards integrate. The season stopped for five months halfway through, which is why some listings show it as two seasons.

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    Season 2, seventeen episodes Ugly Americans

    Same pattern: ten episodes in 2011, then a six month gap, then seven more in March 2012. That last block is the end of the show.

Then what? Comedy Central did not renew it, which the producers confirmed in May 2013. The only new material since is four interactive stories made for a mobile app in 2014.

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The series

  • Ugly Americans 2010, 2 seasons, 31 episodes

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