“Girl Code,” a series spin off of MTV2’s “Guy Code,” is a strong and smart female driven comedy that features comics giving viewers hilarious and over the top tips about womanhood. This season the girls will give advice on all-new topics from everything to boyfriends exes, one night stands, love, getting back out there to shoes, clothes, food, karaoke and so much more! “Girl Code” season two currently airs Wednesday nights at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.
“Guy Code” is a fan-favorite and one of MTV2’s highest-rated series ever, giving viewers the ins and outs of the special code that exists between bros as told through talking-head style commentators, comedy sketches, absurd humor, and funny and inappropriate animation. The series features today’s pop culture entertainers, top comics, rappers and specialized experts providing the rules for life’s most important situations. The third season of “Guy Code” premiered in January 2013 as the most-watched original season premiere in MTV2 history.
Want more “Girl Code?” Watch full episodes at MTV.com and for more ways to connect with the ladies follow the show on Twitter @GirlCode or like it on Facebook. Full episodes of “Guy Code” can be viewed at MTV2.com and fans can like the show on Facebook.
“Girl Code,” a series spin off of MTV2’s “Guy Code,” is a strong and smart female driven comedy that features comics giving viewers hilarious and over the top tips about womanhood. This season the girls will give advice on all-new topics from everything to boyfriends exes, one night stands, love, getting back out there to shoes, clothes, food, karaoke and so much more! “Girl Code” season two currently airs Wednesday nights at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.
“Guy Code” is a fan-favorite and one of MTV2’s highest-rated series ever, giving viewers the ins and outs of the special code that exists between bros as told through talking-head style commentators, comedy sketches, absurd humor, and funny and inappropriate animation. The series features today’s pop culture entertainers, top comics, rappers and specialized experts providing the rules for life’s most important situations. The third season of “Guy Code” premiered in January 2013 as the most-watched original season premiere in MTV2 history.
Want more “Girl Code?” Watch full episodes at MTV.com and for more ways to connect with the ladies follow the show on Twitter @GirlCode or like it on Facebook. Full episodes of “Guy Code” can be viewed at MTV2.com and fans can like the show on Facebook.
CAST BIOS:
NESSA (@nessnitty)
Well-versed in the art of hustle and determination, the multifaceted Nessa is a fresh face to the world of television, but a young vet in the radio world. Starting off as an intern at WILD 94.9 in the Bay, Nessa maneuvered her way through the radio ranks and now controls the San Francisco & Oakland airwaves with her nightly primetime radio show “Nessa’s Night Show.” Currently her voice can be heard on over 22 markets nationwide stretching across time zones from Portland, to Rochester, NY. This multi-talented music fanatic joins the cast of “The Week In Jams,” dedicated to delivering the sights, sounds and pulse of the Bay Area and beyond in her fun and “no holds barred” approach to television screens across the country.
JON GABRUS (@jongabrus)
Jon Gabrus is an actor, writer, improviser and the host of MTV’s compelling new game show The Substitute, which recently wrapped its second season. Last year Jon hosted the Comedy Central pilot Highdeas and Gabrus on Rugby for BBC-America. He can regularly be seen dispensing his comedic wit on Fuse’s Hoppus on Music. Jon has written for the Spike TV Video Game Awards, College Humor, Atom, among others. He also shot a supporting role in the Mila Kunis/Justin Timberlake romantic comedy Friends with Benefits, regularly plays a “Girlie Show writer” or “Friend of Tina” on NBC’s 30 Rock and guest starred on ABC’s Happy Endings. Jon recently sold a pilot to Comedy Central with his writing partner Justin Tyler, and just shot a role in Muhammed Ali’s Greatest Fight alongside Ben Walker.
JAMIE LEE (@TheJamieLee)
Jamie Lee is an iced coffee drinkin’, unapologetic lover of cliche girl sh*t – ranging from Dr.Pepper lip gloss to diamonds. She recently performed stand-up comedy on “Conan,” and was named one of the country’s ”Top 10 Up-And-Coming Comedians To Watch” by The Splitsider. Jamie can also be seen on other MTV shows including “Failosophy,” and the upcoming season of “Money From Strangers.” Lastly, she loves Twitter. In fact, Huffington Post does too, and named her one of the “Top 18 Women You Should Follow,” so do it! @TheJamieLee. For more info on J to the L, visit jamieleecomedy.com
DAMIEN LEMON (@dlemoncomedy)
Damien has been featured on MTV 2’s Hip Hop Squares and performed stand-up on Russell Simmons: The Ruckus on Comedy Central. He will also appear in the upcoming film The Amazing Spiderman on SONY Pictures Entertainment. His comedy career began from his seat in the back of public school classrooms over 20 years ago and continued at his college alma mater, Clark Atlanta University, where he fine-tuned his ability to make people laugh until they cough and choke. He has rapidly built a name for himself on the New York City comedy circuit and beyond. On stage, his material comes from everywhere and nowhere, from fornicating politicians driving up sex prices to the “Stop BCC’N!” campaign, and is delivered with a flair that can best be described as an all-inclusive bug-out session.
