The Class

Lizzy Caplan Should Be More Famous

source: New York Observer

 NY After Mean Girls though, she sort of disappeared, only showing up occasionally on mostly bad television (The Class, Related) and in thankless movie roles—for instance, her head exploded in Cloverfield and she had the unfortunate opportunity to co-star ...

Published Fri, May 22

The Class Goes to a Bar

source: fr.truveo.com

Ethan and Kat interject themselves into a blind date and some of the gang gets together over Duncan's old band when they re-unite for a gig in a ... fr.truveo.com

Published Tue, May 19

The Class The Class Visits a Bad Neighborhood (Episode Clip)

source: TV.com

Homer gets the wrong message and hits on Kat. www.tv.com

Published Fri, May 1

The Class The Class Goes To A Bar (Episode Clip)

source: TV.com

Ethan and Kat pretend to be blind dates for two attractive people they accidentally meet at a bar. www.tv.com

Published Fri, May 1

The Class Visits the Hospital

source: fr.truveo.com

Richie tries to cope with the furious Kat after accidentally injuring Lina. Fortunately, Lina is much more forgiving than her sister. fr.truveo.com

Published Sat, Mar 21

Comedies skewer workplace absurdities, mommy angst

source: Denver Post

This floating workplace comedy is cast with gifted actors due for major acclaim: Lizzy Caplan, who was terrific on "The Class," Adam Scott, who was compelling in "Tell Me You Love Me," Ken Marino, whom you might recall from "Dawson's Creek" and "Reaper ...

Published Thu, Mar 19

New Starz comedy 'Party Down' looks inside the lives of Hollywood ... - The Times-Picayune

source: The Times-Picayune

NOLA.com, LA Cast member Lizzy Caplan has seen the same scenario from the other side, working as a banquet waiter at movie premiers during the days before she landed parts on series like "The Class" and "True Blood." "The whole experience made me so angry, ... TV Review: 'Party Down' HitFix

Published Thu, Mar 19

New Starz comedy doesn't get the 'Party' started

source: Pittsburgh Post Gazette

Casey (Lizzy Caplan, "The Class"), an aspiring comedian, is having marital troubles and begins to bond with Henry. These two are the most relatable, realistic characters. Everybody else is largely a caricature. TV Review: 'Party Down' HitFix

Published Wed, Mar 18