E1 - Pilot

Aired: March 17, 2010

A New York Department of Integration social worker helps supernatural creatures adapt to city life.

E2 - An American Werewolf in America

Aired: March 24, 2010

Mark cares for an undocumented werewolf, and Leonard envies his famous magician brother, Christ Angel.

E3 - Demon Baby

Aired: March 31, 2010

Callie goes baby-crazy when Mark fosters a demon orphan, and Twayne notices odd changes in his body.

E4 - Blob Gets a Job

Aired: April 07, 2010

Mark accidentally outs Randall as a zombie, and Leonard tries to identify a strange new creature.

E5 - Treegasm

Aired: April 14, 2010

Mark helps an old tree get its groove back, and Randall loses his favorite non-vital organ.

E6 - So, You Want to be a Vampire

Aired: April 21, 2010

Mark walks a young couple through the trials of vampire love, and "Larry King disease" ravages New York City.

E7 - Kong of Queens

Aired: April 28, 2010

An obsessive-compulsive giant ape needs a job, and Callie struggles with her sudden attraction to Twayne.

E8 - Better Off Undead

Aired: October 06, 2010

Randall joins a zombie cult, and Mark performs psychiatric evaluations on his coworkers.

E9 - Kill, Mark, Kill!

Aired: October 13, 2010

Mark helps Leonard with his magic wand issues, and Twayne Boneraper meets his two-dimensional soulmate.

E10 - Sympathy for the Devil

Aired: October 20, 2010

Councilman Fitzpatrick sells his soul to Twayne, and Callie considers a cushy job in Hell.

E11 - Hell for the Holidays

Aired: October 27, 2010

Mark and Randall spend Halloween with Callie's family, and Leonard tries to find people to live in a haunted house.

E12 - Trolling for Terror

Aired: November 03, 2010

Randall shambles his way onto an all-creature reality show, and a troll wrestles with riddle addiction.

E13 - Soulsucker

Aired: November 10, 2010

Mark and Randall teach a sexed up robot self-control, and Callie mixes up Mark in a demonic ritual.

E14 - The Man Birds

Aired: November 17, 2010

Manbird season hits New York City, and Mark finds himself the guardian of a fledgling separated from its flock.