Mad Love Episode 1.06 The Spy Who Loved Me

Mad Love Episode 1.06 The Spy Who Loved Me

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Mad Love Episode 1.06 The Spy Who Loved Me

Episode Premiere

March 21, 2011

Genre

Comedy

Production Company

Sony Pictures Television, CBS TV Studios

Official Site

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/mad_love/

Information

Episode Premiere

March 21, 2011

Genre

Comedy

Period

2011 - 2011

Production Co

Sony Pictures Television, CBS TV Studios

Distributor

CBS

Official Site

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/mad_love/

Cast and Crew

Director

Rob Schiller

Screenwriter

Josh Malmuth

Main Cast

Jason Biggs as Ben Parr
Sarah Chalke as Kate Swanson
Judy Greer as Connie Grabowski
Tyler Labine as Larry Munsch
Sarah Wright as Tiffany Haines
Hal Williams

Additional Cast

Joe Lo Truglio
Reid Scott
Troy Williams
Katie Walder
Olivia May

Synopsis

Ben works on a case with his ex Erin, and Kate pretends to be cool with it, but spies on him in the surveillance room. He figures it out and is glad that she cares enough to be jealous. Larry gets Kate to help him in the surveillance room so he can find his crush he calls "The White Whale". In his search, he also sees that Connie's new boyfriend is married. When Connie finds out the truth, Larry gives up his opportunity to meet his crush to hang with Connie and cheer her up.

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