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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Pilot
Episode 02: Hazed and Confused
Episode 03: The Rusty Nail
Episode 04: Picking Teams
Episode 05: Liquid Courage
Episode 06: Friday Night Frights
Episode 07: Multiple Choice
Episode 08: Separation Anxiety
Episode 09: Depth Perception
Episode 10: Black & White and Read All Over
Episode 11: A New Normal
Episode 12: The Great Cappie
Episode 13: Highway to the Discomfort Zone
Episode 14: War and Peace
Episode 15: Freshman Daze
Episode 16: Move On. Cartwrights
Episode 17: 47 Hours and 11 Minutes
Episode 18: Mr. Purr-fect
Episode 19: No Campus for Old Rules
Episode 20: A Tale of Two Parties
Episode 21: Barely Legal
Episode 22: Spring Broke
Greek - Season 1
Description
Science geek Rusty Cartwright (Jacob Zachar) begins his freshman year at the same university his popular sister Casey (Spencer Grammer) attends in Season 1 of this comedy-drama focusing on a group of students who belong to fraternities and sororities. Casey is a big deal at her sorority Zeta Beta Zeta, and much to her chagrin, Rusty decides he also wants to become a part of Cyprus-Rhodes University's Greek life. He initially plans to pledge Omega Chi, where Casey's boyfriend, blue-blooded Evan (Jake McDorman), is a member. However, Rusty catches Evan cheating on Casey with ZBZ pledge Rebecca (Dilshad Vadsaria), a senator's daughter. When Rusty tells his sister about Evan's infidelity, he ruins his chances at Omega Chi and joins Kappa Tau, where laid-back Cappie (Scott Michael Foster) is president. Cappie is Evan's former best friend and Casey's ex-boyfriend, which makes things complicated. Life soon gets complicated for Rusty as well when he tries to balance Greek life with honors classes and friendships. Rusty's roommate is pious Dale (Clark Duke), who chooses not to pledge a fraternity, and Rusty's new best bud is Calvin (Paul James), an athletic Greek legacy who becomes an Omega Chi brother. Calvin doesn't initially tell his new brothers that he is gay, but then bubbly ZBZ sister Ashleigh (Amber Stevens) accidentally outs him to his fraternity. Calvin begins secretly dating pre-med major Heath (Zack Lively), and Rusty starts a relationship with his first girlfriend, ZBZ pledge Jen K (Jessica Rose). However, Jen K does something that causes a scandal within the Greek system, and it forces ZBZ president Frannie (Tiffany Dupont) to step down. Casey then becomes ZBZ president, but it's at a time when her romantic life is going downhill---she and Evan break up, and she learns Cappie is dating Rebecca. Meanwhile, Dale forms a new club: U-SAG (University Students Against Greeks).
Science geek Rusty Cartwright (Jacob Zachar) begins his freshman year at the same university his popular sister Casey (Spencer Grammer) attends in Season 1 of this comedy-drama focusing on a group of students who belong to fraternities and sororities. Casey is a big deal at her sorority Zeta Beta Zeta, and much to her chagrin, Rusty decides he also wants to become a part of Cyprus-Rhodes University's Greek life. He initially plans to pledge Omega Chi, where Casey's boyfriend, blue-blooded Evan (Jake McDorman), is a member. However, Rusty catches Evan cheating on Casey with ZBZ pledge Rebecca (Dilshad Vadsaria), a senator's daughter. When Rusty tells his sister about Evan's infidelity, he ruins his chances at Omega Chi and joins Kappa Tau, where laid-back Cappie (Scott Michael Foster) is president. Cappie is Evan's former best friend and Casey's ex-boyfriend, which makes things complicated. Life soon gets complicated for Rusty as well when he tries to balance Greek life with honors classes and friendships. Rusty's roommate is pious Dale (Clark Duke), who chooses not to pledge a fraternity, and Rusty's new best bud is Calvin (Paul James), an athletic Greek legacy who becomes an Omega Chi brother. Calvin doesn't initially tell his new brothers that he is gay, but then bubbly ZBZ sister Ashleigh (Amber Stevens) accidentally outs him to his fraternity. Calvin begins secretly dating pre-med major Heath (Zack Lively), and Rusty starts a relationship with his first girlfriend, ZBZ pledge Jen K (Jessica Rose). However, Jen K does something that causes a scandal within the Greek system, and it forces ZBZ president Frannie (Tiffany Dupont) to step down. Casey then becomes ZBZ president, but it's at a time when her romantic life is going downhill---she and Evan break up, and she learns Cappie is dating Rebecca. Meanwhile, Dale forms a new club: U-SAG (University Students Against Greeks).
Actors:
Johanna Braddy,
Matt Dickinson,
Danièle Watts,
Connie Ray,
Jacqueline Brown,
Ahmad Russ,
Alexandra Wright
Johanna Braddy
30 August 1987, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Matt Dickinson
10 November 1985, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Danièle Watts
3 November 1985, Riverside County, California, USA
Connie Ray
10 July 1956, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Jacqueline Brown
Ahmad Russ
Alexandra Wright
25 May 1988, Cleveland, Mississippi, USA
Director:
Michael Lange
Country:
United States
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June 30, 2007
This show comes practically out of nowhere, featuring a cast of largely unknown young actors (with the exception of Spencer Grammer, daughter of Kelsey) and somehow manages to put all the anxiety and mystery of freshman year into loving perspective.
June 20, 2007
Writer/creator Patrick Sean Smith (Everwood, Wildfire) gives Greek a greater sense of light-hearted fun that seems more authentic to the real-world experience of college as "the best years."
July 07, 2007
Thanks largely to the cast, viewers are likely to give Greek a chance for a while and, if the show is able to break free of its influences, perhaps even longer.
July 16, 2007
Gilmore Girls offered a more realistic depiction of college life, but Greek captures the spirit of the hedge-fund age like nothing else.
July 09, 2007
All Greek offers is a predictable teenage soap opera set amongst the pretty people of fraternity row.
July 06, 2007
Greek lacks the acidic one-liners that mark great satires like Heathers, but it strains against its conventional boundaries just enough to be enticing.
July 06, 2007
The show suffers from cheesiness, heavy-handedness, and a sort of cheap-production-value appearance.
July 05, 2007
Greek is much more than artful manipulation of marketing strategy. The premiere has several surprises even as it dares you to pigeonhole any of these characters. The talented young ensemble cast works hard to sell the stories and mostly succeeds.