First Two Seasons of TV Land's THE EXES Now Available Online

Gearing up for season three of "The Exes" on June 19th? Want to get a friend in on it too? Check out our new site, www.TheExes.tv, where TV lovers can binge on every episode of TV Land's hit sitcom starring Wayne Knight, Donald Faison, David Alan Basche, Kelly Stables and Kristen Johnston. Viewers and fans can kick off this "Ex"-travaganza with a LIVE Q&A session on Twitter with the full cast today, May 15th, at 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT. Fans of the show (aka #TheExPerts) that participate will be given exclusive photos and hilarious blooper videos from @the_exes and the cast!

TheExes.tv gives fans and new viewers everything they need to get caught up on the first two seasons: a "Recap in a Flash" (a video featurette highlighting the funniest comedic bits from the first two seasons) and links to all the ways they can watch full episodes - free on tvland.com, video on demand through cable providers, iTunes and Hulu Plus. Devotees can even set up a calendar or text message alert to remind them when the show is on - every Wednesday beginning June 19th at 10:30pm ET/PT!

"The Exes" revolves around the unlikely trio of Phil (Faison), Haskell (Knight) and Stuart (Basche), three roommates and divorcés who have finally found bromance after initially being forced to live together by their divorce attorney and landlord, Holly (Kristen Johnston). Stuart, a dentist, has finally started dating again, Phil's client list is ever-expanding as he becomes one of the top sports agents at his firm, and Haskell, a former homebody, is getting his game back. Meanwhile, Holly's just trying to find Mr. Right and her assistant, Eden (Kelly Stables), is never short on advice. Guest stars like Diedrich Bader ("The Drew Carey Show"), Lisa Ann Walter ("The Parent Trap") and Leslie Jordan ("Will & Grace") add significant twists and laughs to this season's already hilarious storylines.

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