Undateable Season 1 Episode 1 Hour 1

Undateable season 1 episode 1 titled "Hour 1" is the introduction to a series focused on the dating woes of a group of friends. The episode starts with Justin (played by Brent Morin) getting dumped by his girlfriend of five years. His roommates and friends, Danny (Chris D'Elia), Brett (David Fynn), and Shelly (Ron Funches) try to help him move on, but they have their own dating issues to deal with.

Danny is a player who has never been in a serious relationship, Brett is a British musician who can't seem to get a date, and Shelly is a lovable goofball who lacks confidence when it comes to women.

As they hang out at their local bar, The Black Eyes, the group meets a new guy named Nicki (Rick Glassman), who they quickly realize is a bit off. Despite his quirks, they let him tag along and share in their humorous and quirky conversations about dating.

The episode is a lighthearted and humorous look at the world of dating from the eyes of these guys, who seem to be struggling with finding the right person to love. They share stories of their disastrous attempts at dating, and as the episode progresses, they realize that they have a lot to learn from each other.

One of the standout moments in the episode is when Danny takes Brett out to a club to help him meet someone. In typical Danny fashion, he flirts with a group of women while Brett looks on in envy. However, when one of the women shows interest in Brett, he can't seem to pick up on it, and Danny has to step in to save the day.

As the night progresses, Justin has a chance encounter with his ex-girlfriend, who apologizes for the way she ended things. While Justin doesn't fully forgive her, he realizes that he needs to move on. In a touching moment, his friends come to his aid and tell him that they will help him get back on the dating scene.

Overall, "Hour 1" is a relatable and hilarious look at the struggles of dating and relationships. The characters are lovable and quirky, and the chemistry between the actors is apparent from the start. Fans of shows like Friends and How I Met Your Mother will appreciate the witty banter and comedic timing of the cast.