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TV-MA
2010
2 Seasons
8.0 (10,596)

Ugly Americans was a hilarious animated sitcom that aired on Comedy Central from 2010-2012. The show is set in an alternate version of New York City, where humans and all sorts of supernatural creatures coexist with each other. The main character, Mark Lilly (Michael-Leon Wooley), is a social worker at the Department of Integration, which is responsible for helping integrate these various creatures into human society. Mark, who is a mild-mannered man trying to do his job, is surrounded by bizarre and often horrifying creatures like demons, mermaids, and zombie cops. He lives with his roommates, Randall Skeffington (Kurt Metzger), who is a lazy and selfish zombie, and Callie Maggotbone (Natasha Leggero), a succubus who happens to be Mark's crush. As Mark tries to do his job, he is constantly pulled into strange and dangerous situations, such as when he is forced to help a demon named Twayne (Michael-Leon Wooley) with his evil plans or when he is called upon to save the world from a horde of demon babies. Along the way, he encounters many other weird and crazy creatures, including his boss, the demon bureaucrat Leonard Powers (Larry Murphy), who is always scheming and trying to get ahead. The humor in Ugly Americans is irreverent and often pushes the boundaries of good taste, as it deals with all sorts of taboo subjects like sex, drug use, and violence. However, the show is also surprisingly smart and satirical, as it pokes fun at various aspects of modern society and pop culture. One of the most unique aspects of the show is the way it integrates so many different types of creatures and mythologies into its storyline. For example, one episode might deal with a group of satyrs who are trying to start a boy band, while another might involve a visit to the underworld to deal with a vampiric ex-girlfriend. The show's writers seem to relish the opportunity to draw upon various cultural myths and legends to create their bizarre and often hilarious creatures. The voice acting in Ugly Americans is top-notch, with many well-known comedians and actors lending their talents to the show. In addition to Michael-Leon Wooley and Natasha Leggero, the show features the voices of Bill Hader, Rob Riggle, Maria Bamford, and many others. All of these actors bring a distinctive wit and humor to their characters, making them feel like real, fully-developed individuals. Despite its offbeat nature, Ugly Americans was a critical and commercial success during its run on Comedy Central. The show won several awards and was praised for its unique sense of humor and innovative animation style. However, it was reportedly cancelled due to low ratings, which is a shame considering how funny and inventive the show was. Overall, Ugly Americans was a truly special and one-of-a-kind animated sitcom that deserves a wider audience. It is a show that takes risks and pushes boundaries, while still managing to be incredibly funny and entertaining. If you are a fan of irreverent, subversive humor and enjoy creatures of all sorts, then Ugly Americans is definitely a show to check out.

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Seasons

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17. Fools for Love

April 25, 2012

In the second season finale, Mark asks Callie to take their relationship to the next level on April Fools' Day, but it's no laughing matter to her vengeful ex-boyfriend. Meanwhile, Leonard believes he has a winning lottery ticket, but Randall wants a cut of the prize.

16. The Dork Knight

April 18, 2012

After he's bitten by a rabid Bat-Boy, Mark becomes a masked crimefighter and battles the catlike leader of New York's underworld with help from his sidekick, Koala Man.

15. The Stalking Dead

April 11, 2012

Randall becomes envious when Mark befriends a new zombie who followed a beloved pop star's lead in joining the ranks of the living dead.

14. Mark Loves Dick

April 4, 2012

Mark becomes conflicted about his relationship with Callie after she gets a promotion by turning herself into a man. He does his best to be understanding, but their love is soon put to the test when they are asked to embark on a dangerous mission to the fabled underwater city of Atlantis. Guest starring Jon Benjamin and Ed Helms.

13. The Roast of Twayne the Boneraper

March 28, 2012

In honor of Twayne's 10-year anniversary of running the D.O.I., Callie and the crew decide to throw him a roast.

12. Any Given Workday

March 21, 2012

Randall's powerful new arm gets him a job at the Department of Integration, which needs a ringer for a big intramural football game; and the move could send Mark to the second string.

11. Journey to the Center of Twayne

March 14, 2012

A miniature arsonist in Mark's custody escapes up Twayne's nose, forcing Leonard, Grimes and Mark to shrink themselves for a manhunt inside Twayne's body.

10. Mummy Dearest

September 1, 2011

Randall decides he and Mark should spend more time together to determine if they should stay roommates. Meanwhile, Grimes' mummy is back from the dead.

9. Lilly and the Beast

August 25, 2011

Callie reveals her secret to Mark - she's been sleeping with other guys. With an "open relationship" status, Mark decides to hook up with his college girlfriend (Jenny Slate).

8. Little Ship of Horrors

August 18, 2011

Twayne throws a company party aboard a cruise ship. While on the ship, Randall meets a strange plant species and gets sick from its dangerous pollen. He later discovers that Mark holds the key to his survival.

7. Wail Street

August 11, 2011

Callie and Aldermach become interested in Mark's soul when Randall puts it up for sale on the Soul Exchange. Meanwhile, Grimes pursues his dream of creating a pop music act with a new teen sensation.

6. Attack of Mark's Clone

August 4, 2011

Callie tries to clone Mark to win the bowling tournament. But when Clone Mark discovers a cruel message in Callie's secret diary, he seeks revenge by framing her for murder.

5. The Ring of Powers

July 28, 2011

Mark discovers a magic ring in Leonard's desk drawer. When he puts it on, he mistakenly activates an engagement that Leonard put on ice centuries before, when dragons (Todd Barry) roamed the earth. Meanwhile, Randall is forced to serve as Mark's squire until the marriage is consummated.

4. G. I. Twayne

July 21, 2011

Twayne gets drafted in Satan's Dark Army. Mark discovers a plot to end all of humanity when he's forced to join Twayne.

3. Ride Me to Hell

July 14, 2011

Grimes is irate when his favorite TV series ends with a stupid twist. Mark helps him detach himself from the show, uncovering a deep seated memory along the way.

2. Callie and Her Sister

July 7, 2011

Callie's parents get back together and have a new baby, but when their marriage crumbles yet again, Callie must play guardian to this younger, hotter spawn of the devil.

1. Wet Hot Demonic Summer

June 30, 2011

Twayne and Callie try to get into a secret Wizard compound where Leonard is training his apprentice. But their complicated strategy involves building a summer camp on a moment's notice, with Mark Lilly as their head counselor.

Description

Mark, who is a mild-mannered man trying to do his job, is surrounded by bizarre and often horrifying creatures like demons, mermaids, and zombie cops. He lives with his roommates, Randall Skeffington (Kurt Metzger), who is a lazy and selfish zombie, and Callie Maggotbone (Natasha Leggero), a succubus who happens to be Mark's crush.

As Mark tries to do his job, he is constantly pulled into strange and dangerous situations, such as when he is forced to help a demon named Twayne (Michael-Leon Wooley) with his evil plans or when he is called upon to save the world from a horde of demon babies. Along the way, he encounters many other weird and crazy creatures, including his boss, the demon bureaucrat Leonard Powers (Larry Murphy), who is always scheming and trying to get ahead.

The humor in Ugly Americans is irreverent and often pushes the boundaries of good taste, as it deals with all sorts of taboo subjects like sex, drug use, and violence. However, the show is also surprisingly smart and satirical, as it pokes fun at various aspects of modern society and pop culture.

One of the most unique aspects of the show is the way it integrates so many different types of creatures and mythologies into its storyline. For example, one episode might deal with a group of satyrs who are trying to start a boy band, while another might involve a visit to the underworld to deal with a vampiric ex-girlfriend. The show's writers seem to relish the opportunity to draw upon various cultural myths and legends to create their bizarre and often hilarious creatures.

The voice acting in Ugly Americans is top-notch, with many well-known comedians and actors lending their talents to the show. In addition to Michael-Leon Wooley and Natasha Leggero, the show features the voices of Bill Hader, Rob Riggle, Maria Bamford, and many others. All of these actors bring a distinctive wit and humor to their characters, making them feel like real, fully-developed individuals.

Despite its offbeat nature, Ugly Americans was a critical and commercial success during its run on Comedy Central. The show won several awards and was praised for its unique sense of humor and innovative animation style. However, it was reportedly cancelled due to low ratings, which is a shame considering how funny and inventive the show was.

Overall, Ugly Americans was a truly special and one-of-a-kind animated sitcom that deserves a wider audience. It is a show that takes risks and pushes boundaries, while still managing to be incredibly funny and entertaining. If you are a fan of irreverent, subversive humor and enjoy creatures of all sorts, then Ugly Americans is definitely a show to check out.

Ugly Americans is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (31 episodes). The series first aired on March 17, 2010.

Where to Watch Ugly Americans

Ugly Americans is available for streaming on the Comedy Central website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Ugly Americans on demand at Google Play, Apple TV, CMT and Comedy Central.