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Comedy series 'Shitty Boyfriends' stars emerging comedic talent and features Sandra Oh.

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You know the feeling: You just want to find the right guy, but you constantly get sidetracked with that guy who just doesn't quite cut it. That's the inspiration for the new comedy series, Shitty Boyfriends. Refinery29 launches the eight-episode video series, starring Melissa Hunter, and featuring Sandra Oh, today. And since it's executive produced by Lisa Kudrow and Dan Bucatinsky, the duo you love for Web Therapy and so many other uncomfortably funny things, we know you'll be addicted.

"What a great opportunity we thought this was, to support young, women's comedy voices," said Lisa Kudrow and Dan Bucatinsky. "We're grateful for the opportunity to work with Ron Howard's and Brian Grazer's New Form Digital team and everyone at Refinery29."

Watch episode 1 here. And watch the trailer below:

Sh*tty Boyfriends: Premiering Today

Got a truly sh*tty ex? This show is for you: https://r29.co/1GP6cxZ

Posted by Refinery29 on Monday, October 19, 2015

Watch the interview with Kudrow & Bucatinsky below:

Sh*tty Boyfriends: Behind The Scenes

Masterminds Lisa Kudrow and Dan Bucatinsky get real about how our new series "Shitty Boyfriends" came together.

Posted by Refinery29 on Saturday, October 17, 2015

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