The first season of Workaholics debuted on Comedy Central on April 6, 2011, and concluded on June 8, 2011, with a total of 10 episodes.
In 2020, the episode "To Friend a Predator" was pulled from reruns on the network and the streaming platforms, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and Paramount+, due to its premise and featuring the aforementioned episode's guest star, Chris D'Elia in the wake of misconduct allegations surrounding him.
Cast Main Blake Anderson as Blake Henderson Adam DeVine as Adam DeMamp Anders Holm as Anders "Ders" Holmvik Jillian Bell as Jillian BelkBell originally guest starred in the pilot before she was promoted to series regular for the episodes in which she is credited. Maribeth Monroe as Alice MurphyMonroe originally guest starred in the pilot before she was promoted to series regular for the episodes in which she is credited.
Recurring Erik Griffin as Montez WalkerAlso has an uncredited role in "In the Line of Getting Fired". Kyle Newacheck as Karl Hevacheck Eric Price as Brett Dan Lippert as Corey Jesse Hudson as Jet Set Waymond Lee as Waymond
Guest Brian Huskey as Robbie Brandon Soo Hoo as Punk Kid Marc Summers as himself Ally Maki as Brenanda Tom Virtue as Client Mel Rodriguez as Ryan Edward Barbanell as Bradley Clint Howard as Dean Rance Howard as Jerry Rebel Wilson as Big Money Hustla Laurel Coppock as Meegan Chris D'Elia as Topher Jennifer Lyons as Jess Laura Kightlinger as Sharon Chris Parnell as Bruce Benson Reggie Brown as Barack Obama Jefandi Cato as Michelle Obama Olen Holm as Jason Statham
Production Prior to the series debut on April 6, 2011, "In the Line of Getting Fired", originally aired as a special sneak peek on March 15, 2011, immediately following the Comedy Central Roast of Donald Trump, and was never re-aired until its official debut on June 8, 2011, when it served as the season finale. That episode was watched in 1.36 million U.S. households but the ratings for the March 15 sneak peek were never released.
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