Who Cut The Cake? Episodes 1-5
(5 Episodes)
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Created by Scott Foley (Scrubs, Dawson’s Creek and Felicity), 'Who Cut the Cake' is a conversational comedy set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, 'Who Cut the Cake' begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging".
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Ep 1: Who Cut the Cake, Ep 1: Who The Fu@k
(3m 40s)
Dave and Lizzie, the bride and groom, would've bet the house that they could. More >
Dave and Lizzie, the bride and groom, would've bet the house that they could.
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
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Ep 2: Who Cut the Cake, Ep 2: Thanks For Coming
(3m 17s)
Our main cast is introduced, as a guest's one night stand with the Bride is recapped. More >
Our main cast is introduced, as a guest's one night stand with the Bride is recapped.
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
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Ep 3: Who Cut the Cake, Ep 3: Mr Cooper And Your Mom
(4m 16s)
Dave, Garth and Dan are joined by an unexpected guest in the handicap stall of the men's room. More >
Dave, Garth and Dan are joined by an unexpected guest in the handicap stall of the men's room.
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
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Ep 4: Who Cut the Cake, Ep4: Matt & the Tossed Salad
(3m 29s)
One man's appreciation for another man's appearance becomes the bane of his existence. More >
One man's appreciation for another man's appearance becomes the bane of his existence.
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
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Ep 5: Who Cut the Cake, Ep 5: 2 Girls1 Cup Size
(4m 15s)
A seemingly chance meeting becomes much more when the Lizzie bumps into Ellen. More >
A seemingly chance meeting becomes much more when the Lizzie bumps into Ellen.
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
WHO CUT THE CAKE is a conversational comedy, set inside the fictional Cooper/Johnson wedding and its surrounding events. Driven by its characters and story, Who Cut the Cake begins with the rehearsal dinner and ultimately ends wherever we see fit. The series blazes a trail yet unseen on the Internet: it is not sketch comedy, no one speaks into the camera, and there is no mention of "blogging". < Less
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