History Trivia / DontTrustTheBInApartment23

** Prior to his stint on ''Apartment 23,'' Eric Andre was better known for his cringe/shock humor antics on ''The Eric Andre Show.'' As Mark, he's a DeadpanSnarker ExtremeDoormat OnlySaneMan. While there's plenty of cringe humor in ''Don't Trust the B[=----=]'', Andre's role involves reacting to everyone else's chaos.

* DuelingShows: with ''Series/TwoBrokeGirls''. Both have shows have a female blonde forced by economic circumstances into rooming with a very different dark-haired woman in New York City.

--->'''June''' ''[watching as James makes an ass of himself]'': I used to have a poster of you.

** Dreama Walker jumped immediately from the terrified, victimized clerk in the dark psychological thriller ''Film/{{Compliance}}'' to bubbly optimist June.

* NamesTheSame: Mark Reynolds is also a baseball player for Baltimore who is known for hitting homers and striking out.

* StarMakingRole: Subverted with Creator/KrystenRitter, who was already at the time fairly known for her recurring role on ''Series/BreakingBad'', although this shot her to greater prominence. But once ''B[=----=]'' ended and ''Bad'' immortalized itself through its final episodes, Ritter's best known role quickly went back to being the latter -- that is, until ''Series/JessicaJones2015'' came along.

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* StarMakingRole: Subverted with Creator/KrystenRitter, who was already at the time fairly known for her recurring role on ''Series/BreakingBad'', although this shot her to greater prominence. But once ''B[=----=]'' ended and ''Bad'' immortalized itself through its final episodes, Ritter's best known role quickly went back to being the latter -- that is, until ''Series/JessicaJones2015'' came along.

* AcclaimedFlop: To the point that in spite of the good reviews, the show was cancelled when season 2 hadn't even finish.

* LifeImitatesArt: In the "Sexy People..." episode June suggests Channing Tatum will be the next Sexiest Man Alive. Though the show was filmed before the actual choice came out, Tatum was actually chosen that year.

* StarMakingRole: Subverted with Creator/KrystenRitter, who was already at the time fairly known for her recurring role on ''Creator/BreakingBad'', although this shot her to greater prominence. But once ''B[=----=]'' ended and ''Bad'' immortalized itself through its final episodes, Ritter's best known role quickly went back to being the latter -- that is, until ''Series/JessicaJones2015'' came along.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [[OutOfOrder Airing episodes produced for season 1 mixed together with episodes from season 2]], creating serious discontinuities in the ongoing plots (June has a job and then doesn't, then does again; James is on ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'', then he's not for a long time ... then suddenly he is again) and dumping the show onto Tuesday nights where there were, that season, lots of other sitcoms trying to compete with each other on Fox and NBC, [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2013/01/23/don_t_trust_the_b_in_apt_23_canceled_after_episodes_were_aired_out_of_order.html didn't do the show any favors]] and led to ABC's sudden decision to "[[DeadlyEuphemism remove the show from the schedule]]" in late January. The abovementioned completely random order was maintained for its UK screenings (although to be fair [[Creator/Channel4 E4]] also showed the eight episodes unaired by ABC).

* {{Defictionalization}} James' spread in ''People'', "If I were Sexiest Man Alive" in the Episode "Sexy People..." actually did appear in ''People'''s 2012 Sexiest Man Alive Issue.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [[OutOfOrder Airing episodes produced for season 1 mixed together with episodes from season 2]], creating serious discontinuities in the ongoing plots (June has a job and then doesn't, then does again; James is on ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'', then he's not for a long time ... then suddenly he is again) and dumping the show onto Tuesday nights where there were, that season, lots of other sitcoms trying to compete with each other on Fox and NBC, [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2013/01/23/don_t_trust_the_b_in_apt_23_canceled_after_episodes_were_aired_out_of_order.html didn't do the show any favors]] and led to ABC's sudden decision to "[[DeadlyEuphemism remove the show from the schedule]]" in late January. The abovementioned completely random order was maintained for its UK screenings (although to be fair [[ChannelFour E4]] also showed the eight episodes unaired by ABC).

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [[OutOfOrder Airing episodes produced for season 1 mixed together with episodes from season 2]], creating serious discontinuities in the ongoing plots (June has a job and then doesn't, then does again; James is on ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'', then he's not for a long time ... then suddenly he is again) and dumping the show onto Tuesday nights where there were, that season, lots of other sitcoms trying to compete with each other on Fox and NBC, [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2013/01/23/don_t_trust_the_b_in_apt_23_canceled_after_episodes_were_aired_out_of_order.html didn't do the show any favors]] and led to ABC's sudden decision to "[[DeadlyEuphemism remove the show from the schedule]]" in late January.
** The abovementioned completely random order was maintained for its UK screenings (although to be fair [[ChannelFour E4]] also showed the eight episodes unaired by ABC).

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [[OutOfOrder Airing episodes produced for season 1 mixed together with episodes from season 2]], creating serious discontinuities in the ongoing plots (June has a job and then doesn't, then does again; James is on ''DancingWithTheStars'', then he's not for a long time ... then suddenly he is again) and dumping the show onto Tuesday nights where there were, that season, lots of other sitcoms trying to compete with each other on Fox and NBC, [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2013/01/23/don_t_trust_the_b_in_apt_23_canceled_after_episodes_were_aired_out_of_order.html didn't do the show any favors]] and led to ABC's sudden decision to "[[DeadlyEuphemism remove the show from the schedule]]" in late January.

* StarMakingRole: Subverted with Creator/KrystenRitter, who was already at the time fairly known for her recurring role on ''Creator/BreakingBad'', although this shot her to greater prominence. But once ''B----'' ended and ''Bad'' immortalized itself through its final episodes, Ritter's best known role quickly went back to being the latter -- that is, until ''Series/JessicaJones2015'' came along.

* StarMakingRole: Subverted with Creator/KrystenRitter, who was already at the time fairly known for her recurring role on ''Creator/BreakingBad'', although this shot her to greater prominence. But once ''B----'' ended and ''Bad'' immortalized itself through its final episodes, Ritter's best known role quickly went back to being the latter -- that is, until ''Series/JessicaJones'' came along.

* StarMakingRole: Subverted with Creator/KrystenRitter, who was already at the time fairly known for her recurring role on ''Creator/BreakingBad'', although this shot her to greater prominence. But once ''B----'' ended and ''Bad'' immortalized itself through its final episodes, Ritter's best known role quickly went back to being the latter -- although ''Series/JessicaJones'' may overtake them both in the long run.

* {{Defictionalization}} [[spoiler: James' spread in ''People'', "If I were Sexiest Man Alive" in the Episode "Sexy People..." actually did appear in ''People'''s 2012 Sexiest Man Alive Issue.]]

* DuelingShows: with ''Series/TwoBrokeGirls''. Both have shows have a female blonde forced by economic circumstances into rooming with a very different dark-haired blonde in New York City.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Airing episodes produced for season 1 mixed together with episodes from season 2, creating serious discontinuities in the ongoing plots (June has a job and then doesn't, then does again; James is on ''DancingWithTheStars'', then he's not for a long time ... then suddenly he is again) and dumping the show onto Tuesday nights where there were, that season, lots of other sitcoms trying to compete with each other on Fox and NBC, [[http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2013/01/23/don_t_trust_the_b_in_apt_23_canceled_after_episodes_were_aired_out_of_order.html didn't do the show any favors]] and led to ABC's sudden decision to "[[DeadlyEuphemism remove the show from the schedule]]" in late January.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Airing episodes produced for season 1 mixed together with episodes from season 2, creating serious discontinuities in the ongoing plots (June has a job and then doesn't, then does again; James is on ''DancingWithTheStars'', then he's not for a long time ... then suddenly he is again) and dumping the show onto Tuesday nights where there were, that season, lots of other sitcoms trying to compete with each other on Fox and NBC, didn't do the show any favors and led to ABC's sudden decision to "[[DeadlyEuphemism remove the show from the schedule]]" in late January.

* DuelingShows: with ''Series/TwoBrokeGirls''. Both have shows have a female blonde forced by economic circumstances into rooming with a very different dark-haired blonde in New York City.

* DuelingShows: with ''Series/2BrokeGirls''. Both have shows have a female blonde forced by economic circumstances into rooming with a very different dark-haired blonde in New York City.