ABC adds to the lineup of comedies this fall with a new television series, Man Up. Christopher Moynihan, Mather Zickel, and Dan Fogler star in this comedy about three guys living adult lives but still figuring out what it means to be men.

Will (Mather Zickel) plays video games, and fusses over little things like the type of creamer used for his coffee. Kenny (Dan Fogler) is a pharmaceutical rep still in the process of getting over his divorce while their other friend Craig (Christopher Moynihan) is an ‘emotional basket case’ still hung up on his college ex.

Their lives may not compare to men like Will’s father who was a war veteran and fought in what one would consider a real battle, but life changes and along with that so do the standards and expectations of a ‘real man’.

Through the jokes and outrageous comedic situations they deal with, these men continue to get in touch with their inner tough guys and are ultimately forced to man up. This amusing and relatable comedy gives viewers something to look forward to Tuesday nights, it premieres on October 18th.

Image Courtesy of  http://abc.go.com/shows/man-up

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Bianca Joseph
I'm a NYC Native currently attending the University of Delaware. I'm studying mass communication and have a huge interest in the public relations field as well as tv/film production.

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