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Have you ever noticed how hard it is to fit into a new place? For a  transplanted Brit, assimilating into San Francisco society is an  agonizingly awkward exercise in futility. No matter how hard he tries to  fit in, Danny Wallace just sticks out. When social graces are  completely foreign to you, how are you supposed to fit in to a foreign  land? Danny is a columnist who moves from England to San Francisco for  his American wife Meg's new job. Despite Danny's best efforts to grasp  the differences between the two cultures, he somehow always manages to  cause a scene. From embarrassing first impressions to jaw-dropping  misunderstandings, Danny's never met a social situation he couldn't  bungle. As Meg settles in to her new job working with her boss, and  former lover, Bob (aka "The Smoothie King"), Danny hangs out at his  local British pub with Will, a misguided travel writer who Googles  instead of going places. Their friend, Brian, the bartender at the pub,  dispenses bone-headed advice along with the beer. At least Danny's comic  misadventures provide plenty of fodder for his popular column. If  people aren't laughing with you, might as well let them laugh at you.  Inspired by his book Awkward Situations For Men, British sensation Danny  Wallace co-writes and co-executive produces along with Jeff and Jackie  Filgo (That 70's Show). It's a wry observational comedy that highlights  the absurd minutia of day-to-day life.

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Awkward Situations for Men - Unaired 2010 Pilot

Tony Hale, Brian George, Matt Letscher Directed by Andy Ackerman A British ex-pat has trouble adjusting to life in America and experiences awkward situations. Shenanigans eventually ensue.

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