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101 Ways to Get Rejected

2013–20142 seasonsMichael Effenberger
IMDb 6.8

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Three high school friends face countless rejections in their quest for love, success, and social acceptance while dealing with typical teenage experiences like prom, part-time jobs, and school events.

Comedy
RejectionHigh SchoolComing Of AgeTeen ComedyUscWeb Series

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What is 101 Ways to Get Rejected (2013) about?

Three high school friends face countless rejections in their quest for love, success, and social acceptance while dealing with typical teenage experiences like prom, part-time jobs, and school events.

Who stars in 101 Ways to Get Rejected?

101 Ways to Get Rejected stars Susie Yankou (Sam), Taylor Dearden (McKenzie), Grady Northrop (Westley), David Mandell (Smith), Alyssa Layne (Becky Tessla). The series was created by Susie Yankou.

How many seasons does 101 Ways to Get Rejected have?

101 Ways to Get Rejected has 2 seasons. There are 18 episodes in total.

Is 101 Ways to Get Rejected worth watching?

101 Ways to Get Rejected holds an IMDb rating of 6.8/10. Fans of Comedy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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