Eric Loya
Eric Loya (“Dr. Joey” – Series Regular) is one of the few native Southern Californians who still lives here, Eric has appeared primarily on stage and the web. On the stage, he has written for himself and others and performed at, among others, No Shame Theater, Straitjacket Society, and, most recently, as one of the newest members of ACME Comedy Theater. On the Internet, he’s performed as PC in a series of Mac vs. PC commercial parodies, as well as written for and performed in such series as Robot, Ninja & Gay Guy and The Best Friend. Eric on IMDb
Allie Smith (“Sooze” – Series Regular / Creator / Executive Producer / Writer) hails from the South of Texas and is a graduate of Chicago’s Second City Conservatory. She most recently appeared in Mark Ruffalo’s directorial debut Sympathy For Delicious, sharing the screen with Noah Emmerich. Beginning her career in Chicago, Allie has worked in theatre, industrials, commercial print, and film and can be seen in Shuteye alongside Stana Katic of ABC’s Castle, Steven R. Monroe’s Complacent, and Gary Under Crisis, official selection of the New York Television Film Festival. She eats a lot of meat. 
Marilyn Anne Michaels (“Millie” – Series Regular / Creator / Executive Producer / Writer) is a member of SAG, WGA and the IAWTV. Marilyn is a graduate of Chicago’s Second City Conservatory and has a BFA in Acting from the former Acting Studio at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She is currently spending her summer teaching a class about new media at UCLA, directing the stage play Little Women and teaching improv at Magic Mirror Theater Company. In addition to The Best Friend, you can also see her writing and acting in Episode 6 of 
Leah Cevoli (VO Artist – “The Dress” in “Girls’ Day Out”). Originally from Philadelphia, Leah has been rockin’ Hollywood for 10 years now. Most notably known for four seasons of character voices on the Emmy Award-winning Robot Chicken, Leah has also appeared on HBO’s Deadwood and FOX’s My Name Is Earl. A huge horror fan, Leah co-produced and co-starred in the horror short, Body of Work, which has won multiple awards in the festival circuit, and continues to do so. Recently delving into the world of web series, Leah is the creator/host of the original interview series Livin’ On A Dream, as well as a co-host for Casting Qs, both shows being premier content on the recently launched Somebody’s Basement. For more Leah, 
Jed Bernard (“Rick” – Recurring) hails from Gridley, California and has been an Angeleno since 2004. He most recently appeared in the hit TV series SouthLand and Criminal Minds and has worked in theatre, commercial print, and features. He can also be seen in I Could Never Be Your Woman (2007) alongside Michelle Pfeiffer and Stacey Dash. He’s studied improv at The Groundlings… and he takes almond milk with his coffee. 
Dominic Conti (Writer / Associate Producer / “Jerry” – Recurring) has done a ton of theatre, been in some films, and shot some commercials. He regularly tours with 
Michael Jones (Rapper / Actor “The Big OMG”) 
Betsy Zajko (“Tiffany” in “The Perfect Woman”) launched her career in Cleveland and Chicago with supporting film roles opposite Sherilyn Fenn, Richard Gere, Bruce Willis, John Cusack, Carrie Preston, Roshen Seth and Ed Asner. A Columbia College and Second City trained actress, Betsy starred in Ken Prestininzi’s drama Beholder which earned the prestigious Chicago Jeff Award for Best Play (2009). Credits — TV: Curb Your Enthusiasm (2009) Film: Mothman Prophecies (SONY), The Journey (IFC), Assassination Files (STARZ) Theater: Henson Creature suit performer. Steppenwolf, Trap Door, Rogue Machine, Cleveland Playhouse. 
Laura Wise (“Pedicurist” in “The Big OMG”). For more Laura, 