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Love Bites is an American television series originally planned for the 2010–11 television season on the NBC network that eventually aired as a summer replacement series. It premiered in its regular Thursday night time slot at 10:00 pm Eastern/9:00 pm Central, on June 2, 2011. On July 11, NBC canceled the show and the series finale aired on July 21.
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Episode 1 - Firsts
June. 02,2011
Annie Matopoulos is a young, single woman who has taken on an incredible task - serving as a surrogate for her sister. Jealous of the attention that Annie receives while being pregnant, her friend Cassie decides she must have a "story" as well, and decides to masquerade as a virgin to attract a man. Meanwhile, when Carter is fired from his accounting job and comes home early, he finds his fiancée Liz in bed with a unique gift from her bachelorette party. Also, Judd Rouscher and his friend Bowman end up on a cross- country flight with Jennifer Love Hewitt, who is on Judd's "celebrity exemption list," allowing him sleep with her without marital consequences. When Judd ends up actually sitting next to her, he must decide what to do with this opportunity.
Episode 2 - How To ...
June. 09,2011
Annie's friend Jodie scares a guy off by baking for him; a couple learn to embrace their gay son's relationship; a guy takes up knitting to spend time with a woman.
Episode 3 - Keep On Truckin
June. 16,2011
Judd and a colleague are in for a surprise when they crash a party; Ricky (Donald Faison) tries to avoid post-date responsibilities; Annie goes on a date with a man who is overly interested in her pregnancy.
Episode 4 - Sky High
June. 23,2011
Judd and Colleen indulge in treats from the medical marijuana store and almost miss a family event; a teenager's family tries to give him advice about the prom; an astronaut suspects his girlfriend is cheating.
Episode 5 - Stand and Deliver
June. 30,2011
A man (Beau Bridges) tries to console his son after a breakup; Colleen and Judd think they have found the perfect house; Julia Clark (Emily Rutherfurd) must choose between romance and her career.
Episode 6 - TMI
July. 07,2011
Bridget is embarrassed when her boyfriend discovers one of her secrets; Judd's niece turns to him for advice.
Episode 7 - Boys To Men
July. 14,2011
Colleen's heart-broken nephew receives an unexpected lesson in love; a flirty receptionist distracts Annie's brother-in-law
Episode 8 - Modern Plagues
July. 21,2011
Newly shacked-up couple Jodie and Charlie realize they have bedbugs; Judd gives his neighbor the Heimlich maneuver; a guy who helped Annie out of a date once considers leaving his girlfriend for a chance with her.
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