Secret Girlfriend
The running joke in "Secret Girlfriend" is that the camera is the view of the main character--who never speaks. People turn to him and address him to move the plot along. The view normally cuts so his reply is never heard. His psycho girlfriend Mandy regularly breaks up with him then wants one more sexual encounter, so their relationship is in flux. He meets Jessica, who seems perfect, but he puts off actually dating her, fearing Mandy's reaction. His two best friends Phil and Sam are constantly trying to create the next Internet happening, and these attempts to film Backyard Wrestling or whatever is the other element of each episode's plot.
- Metascore46
- 2009-2009
- 1 season
- Comedy Central
- Comedy
The running joke in "Secret Girlfriend" is that the camera is the view of the main character--who never speaks. People turn to him and address him to move the plot along. The view normally cuts so his reply is never heard. His psycho girlfriend Mandy regularly breaks up with him then wants one more sexual encounter, so their relationship is in flux. He meets Jessica, who seems perfect, but he puts off actually dating her, fearing Mandy's reaction. His two best friends Phil and Sam are constantly trying to create the next Internet happening, and these attempts to film Backyard Wrestling or whatever is the other element of each episode's plot.
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Season 1 Episode Guide
Episode 1
You and Your Ex Call It Quits
Wed, Oct 7, 2009
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