Bethany Joy Lenz | Off Centre

• Genre: Sitcom
• Created by: Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz, Danny Zuker
• Starring: Eddie Kaye Thomas, Sean Maguire, Lauren Stamile, John Cho, Jason George
• Opening theme: "Off Centre Theme" performed by Gordon Gano
• Composer: Ben Vaughn
• No. of seasons: 2
• No. of episodes: 30
• Executive producers: Warren Bell, Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz, Danny Zuker
• Producers: Franco Bario, Tim Kelleher, Andrew Miano, Dawn Urbont
• Cinematography: Tony Yarlett
• Editor: Danny White
• Running time: 30 minutes
• Production companies: Weitz, Weitz and Zuker, DreamWorks Television, Warner Bros. Television
• Network: The WB
• Release: October 14, 2001 – October 31, 2002

In this sitcom, British ex-pat Euan Pierce has it made: after brilliant studies he got a super Wall Street job which pays fabulously, so he can easily afford every luxury to appeal to the ladies, even though his natural killer charm -great looks and even smoother talk- is usually more then enough to make them line up to satisfy his healthy young appetite. He generously shares his splendid penthouse with his American college roomy, Mike Platt, who has absolutely no style, self-confidence or panache but took a dead-end altruistic job and has an even more up-tight, bossy girlfriend, Liz Lombardi. Their most frequent guest is Vietnamese deadbeat waiter Chau Presley, who never ceases boasting, especially his supposed sexual conquests, but never succeeds in anything. Euan's neighbor is the rich, popular but stupid and arrogant rap star Nathan 'Status Quo', who holds court with even dumber sycophants and a stream of groupies and reporters.

"Feeling Shellfish"

Mike and Liz both contract pubic lice and Mike blames Euan whom he is sure is the cause of the infection. The condition puts a dampener on Mike and Liz's anniversary as well as Euan's date.