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Callie's psychotic, prankster ex-boyfriend escapes from an asylum and wreaks havoc on Mark's life.
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Callie's psychotic, prankster ex-boyfriend escapes from an asylum and wreaks havoc on Mark's life.
A rabid Bat Boy takes a bite out of Mark, transforming him into New York City's latest superhero.
Lady Hoo-Ha, America's most adored pop star, goes zombie, and her many devoted fans follow suit.
Callie is promptly promoted after turning into a man, causing strife in her relationship with Mark.
Twayne quits after getting roasted at his DOI 10-year anniversary party, leaving Mark in charge.
Randall's new arm lands him on the DOI's intramural football team, and Callie pimps out Leonard.
A Lilliputian arsonist escapes Mark's custody and finds an unlikely hiding place in Twayne's nose.
Grimes' judgmental mother rises from the dead, and a neglected Randall reconsiders his living situation.
Mark hooks up with an old girlfriend to test his open relationship.
Randall is infected by horrifying plants at sea when Twayne throws a cruise ship party.
Randall tries to make a quick buck on the Soul Exchange by selling off Mark's immortal soul.
Callie makes an evil Mark clone to compete in the DOI bowling league tournament.
Mark accidentally reactivates Leonard's magical arranged marriage.
After being drafted into Satan's dark army, Twayne and Mark must do their patriotic duty and end the world.
When his favorite TV series ends with a dumb twist, Grimes has a complete mental breakdown.
Callie must care for her younger, hotter demon sister, who happens to be engaged to Twayne.
Twayne and Callie build a summer camp to cover up their raid on a wizard training ground.
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Manbird season hits New York City, and Mark finds himself the guardian of a fledgling separated from its flock.
Mark and Randall teach a sexed up robot self-control, and Callie mixes up Mark in a demonic ritual.
Randall shambles his way onto an all-creature reality show, and a troll wrestles with riddle addiction.
Mark and Randall spend Halloween with Callie's family, and Leonard tries to find people to live in a haunted house.
Councilman Fitzpatrick sells his soul to Twayne, and Callie considers a cushy job in Hell.
Mark helps Leonard with his magic wand issues, and Twayne Boneraper meets his two-dimensional soulmate.
Randall joins a zombie cult, and Mark performs psychiatric evaluations on his coworkers.
An obsessive-compulsive giant ape needs a job, and Callie struggles with her sudden attraction to Twayne.
Mark walks a young couple through the trials of vampire love, and "Larry King disease" ravages New York City.
Mark helps an old tree get its groove back, and Randall loses his favorite non-vital organ.
Mark accidentally outs Randall as a zombie, and Leonard tries to identify a strange new creature.
Callie goes baby-crazy when Mark fosters a demon orphan, and Twayne notices odd changes in his body.
Mark cares for an undocumented werewolf, and Leonard envies his famous magician brother, Christ Angel.
A New York Department of Integration social worker helps supernatural creatures adapt to city life.
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The webseries "5-On with Alan Whiter" was the inspiration that developed into "Ugly Americans". In 5-On we meet Alan Whiter as host who interviews "five of anything about everything". So for each show five beings from a species group are interviewed on the street about their opinions on current affairs.
The webseries "5-On with Alan Whiter" was the inspiration that developed into "Ugly Americans". In 5-On we meet Alan Whiter as host who interviews "five of anything about everything". So for each show five beings from a species group are interviewed on the street about their opinions on current affairs.
The webseries "5-On with Alan Whiter" was the inspiration that developed into "Ugly Americans". In 5-On we meet Alan Whiter as host who interviews "five of anything about everything". So for each show five beings from a species group are interviewed on the street about their opinions on current affairs.
The webseries "5-On with Alan Whiter" was the inspiration that developed into "Ugly Americans". In 5-On we meet Alan Whiter as host who interviews "five of anything about everything". So for each show five beings from a species group are interviewed on the street about their opinions on current affairs.
The webseries "5-On with Alan Whiter" was the inspiration that developed into "Ugly Americans". In 5-On we meet Alan Whiter as host who interviews "five of anything about everything". So for each show five beings from a species group are interviewed on the street about their opinions on current affairs.
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