A Hilarious SitcomAbout Life In Your Twenties!

A Hilarious SitcomAbout Life In Your Twenties!

4 Seasons / 81 Episodes

Appealing And Engaging Premise

Strong Ratings Performance

Relatable Concepts And Settings

Fresh And Likable Characters

Entertaining Storylines

Follow Three Young Friends As They Stumble Their Way

Through Life!

Follow Three Young Friends As They Stumble Their Way

Through Life!

A sitcom about the adventures of three twenty-something friends (Berg, Pete and Sharon) set in and around a small urban pizzeria they work at as a side job.

On each episode of TWO GUYS AND A GIRL, this unlikely trio of friends navigate their own career aspirations, love lives and often-ridiculous obsessions. Despite driving one another crazy, they somehow manage to balance each other and stay afloat.

Engaging Original PremiseEngaging Original Premise

BERG and PETE, are university students who share an apartment and deliver pizza as their side job.  Berg's cavalier approach to life and women is in direct contrast to the overly analytical Pete. 

Enter SHARON, the boys' feisty upstairs neighbor.  Sharon hates her politically incorrect job selling chemicals but loves the amenities her hefty salary affords. 

The pizzeria's steady stream of off-beat characters includes Pete and Berg’s gruff but good-natured boss BILL and the weird MR. BAUER, who loves to offer advice based on his own life experiences — each of which bears a striking resemblance to some old movie or television show.

Then there's MELISSA, Pete's on-again, off-again girlfriend who's sweet, smart, beautiful and very in love with him.  But…  Pete's not sure she's “The One.“

On each episode of TWO GUYS AND A GIRL, this unlikely trio of friends must juggle careers, relationships and crazy adventures.

Strong Ratings SuccessStrong Ratings Success

Peaked in Season 2, averaging an impressive 12.7 million Total Viewers.

Its key Adults 18-49 audience was prevalently female (55%).

Ranked #1 in its time period with Total Viewers, outperforming Beverly Hills 90210, The Nanny and Dawson’s Creek.

Also #1 in its time period with key Adults 18-49 and all male demos.

#3 sitcom on ABC with key Adults 18-34.

Nielsen NTI, Live Ratings (Season 2, 9/23/98-5/26/99). Time period and program rankings based on 000s.

Funny And Likable Characters

Funny And Likable Characters

Berg, 25Berg’s good looks and charm have gotten him far in life, but his reckless demeanor means he often creates disasters in his friends’ lives. He studied philosophy but eventually decided to be a doctor because he liked the idea of having a pager and looking important. When he’s not delivering pizzas, Berg volunteers himself as a Guinea pig in experimental medical testing for a little extra cash.

Pete, 25Pete worries about everything.  He’s obsessed with his studies, his relationship with his girlfriend Melissa, his future career opportunities, and his standing among his friends. Though he has a girlfriend, the neurotic Pete is never content and still always on the look out for “The One.” Despite Berg’s requests to "stop thinking so much," Pete’s ambition and drive will eventually cause him to abandon studying architecture and fulfill a lifelong dream of becoming a firefighter.

Sharon, 25Sharon is a tough and feisty firecracker. When confronted, she’ll snap back at anyone – male or female – with the gusto of a street fighter. As opposed to Pete and Berg, Sharon works in ‘the real world,’ having a highly paid job as a spokesperson for a chemical company – a position she describes as "selling my soul."   Though she loves the fancy car she’s able to afford, she’s deeply conflicted about the moral implications of her career. Sharon would rather hang out with Pete and Berg, drinking, gossiping and laughing. Her love life is complicated but this will all change when she meets Johnny.

Funny And Likable Characters

Funny And Likable Characters

Melissa, 25 Pete’s girlfriend Melissa is grounded, intelligent and beautiful. On paper, she’s a catch. However, the fickle Pete causes her loads of stress, between his ridiculous neurosis and his never really being sure that he wants to be in a relationship. Melissa deals with it all admirably, though she isn’t afraid to censor herself and yell at him when necessary. She’ll eventually break up with him for good.

Bill, 45Bill is Pete and Berg’s gruff boss who runs the pizza place they work at as delivery guys. His father built the place, and Bill’s life is all about running the business. Acting as a de facto older brother to his two employees, the no-nonsense Bill won’t hesitate to call them out if they’re acting particularly stupid, or threaten them if they’re not doing they’re job.

Mr. Bauer, 55Of all the colorful characters that hang out at the pizza place where the guys work, Mr. Bauer is the weirdest. This delusional eccentric enjoys lying about his life by pretending he is a character in the most famous movies and television shows of all time. Mr. Bauer loves an audience, and won’t hesitate to hold forth on his fictional adventures inspired by the likes of JAWS or TOY STORY. Pete and Berg often push Mr. Bauer into each other’s faces to torture one another.

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PILOT In the first episode of this series we meet three best friends - Pete, Sharon and Berg. Pete decides to break up with his girlfriend Melissa because he doesn't think she's 'The One.' When Berg thinks Pete has already gone through with it, he accidentally mentions Pete's intentions, unaware that Pete has changed his mind. Melissa breaks up with Pete leaving it to Berg to save their relationship. However, being Berg, he only makes things worse

TWO GUYS, A GIRL AND A PRESENTATION When Berg is accepted to med-school, Pete becomes irritated when everyone starts taking Berg's advice instead of his. Pete’s frustration grows when Bill lets Berg take the rest of the shift off over Pete, despite Pete needing to prepare for a big presentation that night. When rushing out to the presentation, he accidentally swallows an overdose of an analgesic Berg mixed in with some orange juice.

TWO GUYS, A GIRL AND A GUY When Sharon starts a new relationship, Pete and Berg realize how much they rely on her. They become jealous when she starts spending more time with her boyfriend than with them. Wanting to go back to how things used to be, they invite Sharon’s new boyfriend Ted on a guys' night out, hoping to find something out about him that they could use to sabotage the relationship. TWO GUYS, A GIRL AND A CELTIC GAME Pete is a huge Boston Celtics fanatic and convinces Berg to go to a Celtics game with him though Berg would have rather stayed home.. Pete then becomes jealous when, at the game, Berg wins a contest and is allowed to sit on the bench beside Pete’s favorite player. To cheer Pete up, Berg steals the Celtics ‘87 Championship Banner for their apartment, unaware of the outrage and media frenzy his actions will cause.

TWO GUYS, A GIRL AND AN APARTMENT Berg and Sharon make it their business to interview possible future tenants when a vacancy opens up in their building. Pete tries to figure out what to get Melissa for their one-year anniversary. Meanwhile, Berg has a severe emotional reaction to his latest experimental product.

TWO GUYS, A GIRL AND A SOFTBALL TEAM Berg and Pete start a co-ed baseball team in order to meet more women. Berg decides to ask April – a girl he has been pining over – to join as pitcher. Bill, being their sponsor is led by Pete and Berg to believe that the team is actually good and decides to challenge one of his competitors to a game. 

TWO GUYS, A GIRL AND A RECOVERY Berg sets Pete up with a patient at the hospital called Lauren in an effort to help Pete get over his recent breakup with Melissa. After reading Lauren’s chart, Berg realizes he set-up Pete with a dying girl. When Pete quickly begins to develop feelings for Lauren, Berg must figure out how to break the news.  TWO GUYS, A GIRL AND A PARTY Looking for an excuse to spend more time with a girl he has had a crush on for years, Berg invites her to a fake party for Pete's 30th birthday. Pete is in fact 24 and his birthday is months away. Meanwhile, Sharon cleans the boy’s apartment to vent her frustration at not receiving a call from a guy she really likes. When the guy finally calls, Berg and Pete decide to wait till Sharon has cleaned the entire apartment before telling her.

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A Young And Fresh Sitcom With Definite

Universal Appeal!