Undeclared

Undeclared is an American sitcom created by Judd Apatow, which aired on Fox during the 2001–02 season. The show has developed a cult following, and in 2012, Entertainment Weekly listed it at #16 in the "25 Best Cult TV Shows from the Past 25 Years".

Premise
The half-hour comedy was Judd Apatow's follow-up to an earlier television series he worked on, Freaks and Geeks, which also lasted for one season. Undeclared centers on a group of college freshmen at the fictional University of Northeastern California. Unlike Freaks and Geeks, it is set contemporaneously (early 2000s) rather than the 1980s.

Production Companies

 * Apatow Productions
 * DreamWorks Television

Distributor
Paramount Worldwide Television Licensing & Distribution

Length
30 minutes

GoAnimate in Real Life Channel
FOX Broadcasting Company

Aspect Ratio
480i (4:3 SDTV)

Recurring
Perry Madison (Jarrett Grode), bland, sarcastic dorm-mate who can DJ and free-style rap. (12 episodes)

Eric (Jason Segel), Lizzie's obsessive ex-boyfriend whom she breaks up with after sleeping with Steven. Eric had been dating Lizzie since she was in high school, and he is several years older than she is. Eric works as the manager of a copy shop. (7 episodes)

Adam (Leroy Adams), student who lives on the gang's floor. (8 episodes)

P.B. (P.B. Smiley), student who lives on the gang's floor. (6 episodes)

Trent (Jim Brooks), student who lives on the gang's floor. (4 episodes)

Lucien (Kevin Rankin), nerdy RA on the gang's floor who has an obsession with Hillary the RA. (4 episodes)

Hillary (Amy Poehler), the head RA who hits on Lloyd; and at one point, dates Hal. (2 episodes)

Luke (Kevin Hart), a religious African-American student on campus who temporarily converts Steven to Christianity. (3 episodes)

Greg (David Krumholtz), Eric's close friend and co-worker at the copy shop. (2 episodes)

Eugene (Kyle Gass), Eric's other close friend and co-worker at the copy shop. (2 episodes)

Mr. Burundi (Gerry Bednob), Indian boss at the school cafeteria where Steven and Marshall work. (2 episodes)

Kelly (Busy Philipps), an attractive tour guide on campus who Ron develops a crush on and later begins dating. (2 episodes)

Susuki (Joanne Cho), Tina's roommate, whose constant violin practice annoys Tina. (2 episodes)

Episodes
Written by: Judd Apatow, Directed by: Jake Kasdan Written by: Judd Apatow and Rodney Rothman, Directed by: John Hamburg Written by: Jennifer Konner and Alexandra Rushfield, Directed by: Greg Mottola Written by: Seth Rogen, Directed by: Greg Mottola Written by: Rodney Rothman, Directed by: John Hamburg Written by: Judd Apatow, Seth Rogen and Nicholas Stoller, Directed by: Judd Apatow Written by: Nicholas Stoller, Directed by: Greg Mottola Written by: Kristofor Brown, Directed by: Jay Chandrasekhar Written by: Joel Madison and Seth Rogen, Directed by: Jay Chandrasekhar Written by: Kristofor Brown, Directed by: Paul Feig Written by: Joel Madison, Directed by: Greg Mottola Written by: Rodney Rothman, Directed by: John Hamburg Teleplay by: Seth Rogen, Story by: Judd Apatow, Directed by: Greg Mottola Written by: Judd Apatow and Seth Rogen, Directed by: Judd Apatow Written by: Judd Apatow and Brent Forrester, Directed by: Greg Mottola Written by: Kristofor Brown, Directed by: Jay Chandrasekhar Written by: Judd Apatow and Nicholas Stoller, Directed by: Jon Favreau
 * 1) Prototype - September 25, 2001
 * 1) Eric Visits - October 2, 2001
 * 1) Addicts - October 9, 2001
 * 1) Sick in the Head - October 16, 2001
 * 1) God Visits - November 6, 2001
 * 1) The Assistant - November 13, 2001
 * 1) Eric Visits Again - November 20, 2001
 * 1) Rush and Pledge - December 11, 2001
 * 1) Hell Week - December 18, 2001
 * Oh, So You Have a Boyfriend? (Full Bluntal Nugety) - January 8, 2002
 * 1) Jobs, Jobs, Jobs - January 15, 2002
 * 1) Parents' Weekend - January 22, 2002
 * 1) Truth or Dare - January 29, 2002
 * 1) The Day After - February 12, 2002
 * 1) The Perfect Date - February 19, 2002
 * 1) Hal and Hillary - March 5, 2002
 * 1) Eric's POV - March 12, 2002