Broad City
TV-14
8.4
2014
Drama
, Comedy
Broad City follows two women throughout their daily lives in New York City, making the smallest and mundane events hysterical and disturbing to watch all at the same time.
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- Cast:
- Abbi Jacobson , Ilana Glazer
Episode 10 : Friendiversary
December. 06,2017
Ilana sends Abbi on an epic friendiversary scavenger hunt, and the girls risk everything to bring an apparent murderer to justice.
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Episode 9 : Bedbugs
November. 29,2017
Ilana and Jaime discover that their apartment is infested with bedbugs, and a cash-strapped Abbi gets a confidence boost from her new purse.
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Episode 8 : House-Sitting
November. 15,2017
Ilana frets about her relationship with Lincoln while house-sitting for the Strands, and Abbi considers going on a date with her former teacher.
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Episode 7 : Florida
November. 08,2017
A trip to the Sunshine State makes the girls reconsider their lives in New York City.
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Episode 6 : Witches
October. 25,2017
Abbi freaks out about aging after discovering a gray hair, and Ilana tries to recapture her sexual spark.
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Episode 5 : Abbi's Mom
October. 18,2017
Abbi agrees to take her mom out for a wild night on the town, and Ilana's seasonal depression takes a toll on her work life.
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Episode 4 : Mushrooms
October. 11,2017
Abbi and Ilana's chill shrooms day is threatened when Abbi's boss sends her on an errand.
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Episode 3 : Just the Tips
September. 27,2017
Abbi throws herself fully into a new relationship, and Ilana basks in her newfound riches.
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Episode 2 : Twaining Day
September. 20,2017
Ilana lands a new job at a trendy sushi restaurant, and Abbi finally gets the chance to train Shania Twain.
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Episode 1 : Sliding Doors
September. 13,2017
In a flashback, Abbi and Ilana cross paths for the first time and spend the day together – or don't.
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Seasons
Season 5
The Broad City gals are growing up, and Season 5 packs an unexpectedly emotional punch. Yas, bitch. The queenz are back — at least for one final season. Abbi is still working at Anthropologie, but she’s been promoted to the sales floor.
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