Pretty Dudes

- Season 1

(2016)

Five friends in Los Angeles feel they're unlucky in love because of their good looks.

The dudes decide to set Zario up on a series of blind dates in an effort to fix his romantic problems.

Jay (Tae Song) consults a Stranger (special guest star Beau Sia) for gay social media tips in order to find a date for Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez). The Dudes congregate at Ellington's (Xavier Avila) before heading to the gym. Featuring Joshuah Snel as "Marshall" and Stacy Snyder as "Mandy."

While Sunji (Yoshi Sudarso) meets with a director (guest star Stanley Wong) regarding an upcoming project, Alexander (Kyle Rezzarday) begins to suspect that one of the Dudes is much MUCH older than the rest of them. Meanwhile, the bet and Zario's (Bryan Michael Nuñez) lack of a job cause Ellington (Xavier Avila) concern and raise his suspicions.

Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) is about to go on his first date of the bet, and each Dude does what they can to win. Sunji (Yoshi Sudarso) gives hygiene tips, while Alexander (Kyle Rezzarday) aids in flirtation techniques. Also starring Xavier Avila and Tae Song. "This Is How We Break (Pretty Dudes Anthem)" written and performed by Matt Almodiel, Chance Calloway and Peter Su.

Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) goes on his first date of the bet with Mick (Jeffrey Jay Soto), but the evening is complicated by Mick's nervousness, a nosy waiter (Nicko Sabado) and a flirtatious diner (Dickie Hearts). Back at Sunji's (Yoshi Sudarso), Ellington (Xavier Avila) reveals a big choice. Also starring Kyle Rezzarday and Olivia Thai.

After lying about his acting career, Sunji (Yoshi Sudarso) makes plans with his ex, Jerrica (Amanda Suk). While attempting to convince Ellington (Xavier Avila) that he's not ready to propose, the Dudes converse about love, gender and privilege. "This Is How We Break (Pretty Dudes Anthem)" written and performed by Matt Almodiel, Chance Calloway and Peter Su.

While Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) is on a date with a dance machine selected by Eagle (Olivia Thai), his heartbreaking past with Shane (Cesar Cipriano) is revealed. Also starring Tae Song and Xavier Avila. Featuring Marc Fajardo and Matt Griffin. "This Is How We Break (Pretty Dudes Anthem)" written and performed by Matt Almodiel, Chance Calloway and Peter Su.

Having booked his first job post-breakup, Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) is out of the house and the remaining roommates (Kyle Rezzarday, Tae Song and Yoshi Sudarso) battle an uninvited houseguest. Eagle (Olivia Thai) receives unsolicited advice from a Stranger (special guest star Beau Sia). Guest starring Dion Basco, Carlin James and Leo Lam.

Jay (Tae Song) reunites with his cousin Genie (Michael Bow) who reveals a few family secrets to Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez). Ellington (Xavier Avila) finds that proposing to Mandy (Stacy Snyder) won't be as straightforward as he had planned. "This Is How We Break (Pretty Dudes Anthem)" written and performed by Matt Almodiel, Chance Calloway and Peter Su.

Eagle (Olivia Thai) finally convinces Rock (guest star Marc Fajardo) to have the other Dudes over, but Sunji (Yoshi Sudarso) already has plans with his ex, Jerrica (Amanda Suk). While on his third date of the bet, Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) interacts with more than just one perfect guy (Dickie Hearts, Nicko Sabado, and Kevin Young).

Eagle (Olivia Thai) and Rock (Marc Fajardo) are in the midst of an escalating prank war, and their guests are caught in the crossfire. Sunji (Yoshi Sudarso) makes a grave mistake with Jerrica (Amanda Suk), and Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) may have finally found the perfect man (Kevin Young) on an imperfect date set up by Jay (Tae Song). Also starring Xavier Avila and Kyle Rezzarday.

Led by Ellington (Xavier Avila), the Dudes attempt to take their fitness to the next level with the help of "Mr. Seventeen" (Clifford Cisneros). Both Eagle (Olivia Thai) and Alexander (Kyle Rezzarday) make love connections at the local cafe, leading to surprising results. Also starring Bryan Michael Nuñez and Tae Song.

Eagle (Olivia Thai) finds herself having to apologize to December (Aria Song). Ellington (Xavier Avila) and Alexander (Kyle Rezzarday) run into a familiar face (Kelsey Toussant) which leads to an unexpected outcome. Also starring Tae Song. "This Is How We Break (Pretty Dudes Anthem)" written and performed by Matt Almodiel, Chance Calloway and Peter Su.

Interrupted by an old acquaintance (Leo Lam), the date between Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) and Zach (Clifford Cisneros) leads to a flight of fancy. Genie (Michael Bow) keeps it real with Jay (Tae Song). Guest starring Cesar Cipriano, Nicko Sabado and Stacy Snyder. "This Is How We Break (Pretty Dudes Anthem)" written and performed by Matt Almodiel, Chance Calloway and Peter Su.

As the tensions between Jay (Tae Song) and Eagle (Olivia Thai) grow, a second chance at romance for Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) leads to a moment for Ellington (Xavier Avila) to open up about his misgivings about his role among the Dudes. Also starring Kyle Rezzarday and Yoshi Sudarso.

The confrontations and reveals begin as Jay (Tae Song) and Alexander (Kyle Rezzarday) disagree about Ty (Chelsea Gray) staying over, Marshall (Joshuah Snel) can't seem to locate Ellington (Xavier Avila), Rock (Marc Fajardo) crashes a contentious meeting between Sunji (Yoshi Sudarso) and his director (Stanley Wong), all before Eagle (Olivia Thai) finds herself caught again.

In the first half of our hilarious and shocking season finale, the Dudes get to the "truth" part of their twisted Truth or Dare game. As Alexander (Kyle Rezzarday) works Sunji's (Yoshi Sudarso) nerves, Ellington (Xavier Avila) and Jay (Tae Song) discover the limits of their Dude Code. As Eagle (Olivia Thai) avoids a decision, Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) makes one.

The second half of our season finale takes place during one life-altering night, when Zario (Bryan Michael Nuñez) goes clubbing with Marshall (Joshuah Snel). Surprise run-ins cause the night out to become a bad trip, and - for better or worse - the relationships among the Dudes will never be the same. Also starring Tae Song, Yoshi Sudarso and Olivia Thai.

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