Home > Selfie > Season 1 « TV Series Page Selfie: Season 1 (2014) + WANT TO SEE Episode List Season 1 Selfie Critics Consensus The narcissism of social media is no less annoying on TV than it is on a computer screen or iPhone, but Selfie's leads raise hopes for something more substantial. 57% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 58 77% Audience Score User Ratings: 265 NEW More Info × Close ADD YOUR RATING Share on Facebook Post Want to See Add Rating My Rating × Want to See Post Share on Facebook Episodes 1 Pilot Air date: Sep 30, 2014 A self-obsessed pharmaceutical sales rep who is megapopular on social media needs help making friends and being liked in real life, and so she turns to a marketing genius for tutelage in the series premiere of this modern take on "My Fair Lady." More 2 Un-Tag My Heart Air date: Oct 7, 2014 Eliza's fling with a coworker gets complicated; and Henry's first Facebook experience ends with disastrous results. More 3 A Little Yelp From My Friends Air date: Oct 14, 2014 Saperstein orders his employees to work on their interpersonal connectivity, leading Henry and Eliza to the realization that their most valuable office relationship is with each other. More 4 Nugget of Wisdom Air date: Oct 21, 2014 Eliza accepts Henry's challenge to do something helpful over the weekend, and offers, rather reluctantly, to babysit Charmonique's son Kevin on a Saturday night. More 5 Even Hell Has Two Bars Air date: Nov 4, 2014 Eliza and Henry engage in some questionable behavior while spending the weekend with no cell reception at the estate of their boss Sam Saperstein, who dangles a promotion in both of their faces. More 6 Never Block Cookies (Episode 6) Air date: Nov 4, 2014 Eliza attributes Henry's perpetual bad mood to his lack of a love life and makes it her mission to help him out with the ladies, whether he wants her to or not. More 7 Here's This Guy Air date: Nov 11, 2014 Henry has less time to mentor Eliza, who tries to put the focus back on her by getting rid of Henry's biggest distraction, a new lady friend named Julia. More 8 Traumatic Party Stress Disorder Air date: Nov 24, 2014 Eliza is tasked with finding Henry a meaningful gift for his 40th birthday, but after she buys him tickets to see his favorite band it creates tension between him and his girlfriend Julia. More 9 Follow Through Air date: Dec 2, 2014 Eliza's effort to "follow through" on a work idea takes a toll on her relationship with Freddy; and Henry faces unexpected consequences when he rejects an admirer. More 10 Imperfect Harmony Air date: Dec 9, 2014 Eliza confesses her romantic feelings for Henry. More Show More Episodes Selfie: Season 1 Photos View All Photos (38) Tv Season Info Genre: Comedy Network: ABC Premiere Date: Sep 30, 2014 Creator: Emily Kapnek Exec. Producers: Emily Kapnek, Julie Ann Robinson Cast Karen Gillan as Eliza Dooley John Cho as Henry Higenbottam Allyn Rachel as Bryn Tim Peper as Ethan Chase Da'Vine Joy Randolph as Charmonique David Harewood as Sam Saperstein Brian Huskey as Larry Giacomo Gianniotti as Freddy Natasha Henstridge as Mrs. Saperstein Allison Miller as Julia Matthew Cardarople as Charlie Patti Troisi as Linda Samm Levine as Terrence Jennifer Hasty as Joan Amanda Jane Cooper as Eyelet Kelsey Ford as Prue Kathy Byron as Olga Keith L. Williams as Kevin Hayley Marie Norman as Maureen Nikhil Pai as Raj Kerri Higuchi as Michelle Cody Kopp as Robin Sapir Azulay as Thistle Colleen Smith as Wren Alex Jennings as Fatima Cam Caddell as Young Eliza Blake Hood as Miller Lorde Todd Louiso as Scott Gillian Vigman as Carol-June Stephanie Koenig as Bethany Amanda Foreman as Nancy Isaiah Mustafa as Mitchell McMoney Madeleine McGraw as Little Girl Melissa Emrico as Mandy Patrick Carlyle as Bathazar Amber Rose as Fit Brit Joel Swetow as Dr. Oszkar Nagyvari Vernee Watson-Johnson as Denise Zylan Brooks as Chantaal Ellen Woglom as Olivia Jill Lynne Johnson as Jeanette Justice Joslin as Handsome Guy on Plane Harry S. Murphy as Minister Show More Cast Episodes 1 Pilot Air date: Sep 30, 2014 A self-obsessed pharmaceutical sales rep who is megapopular on social media needs help making friends and being liked in real life, and so she turns to a marketing genius for tutelage in the series premiere of this modern take on "My Fair Lady." More 2 Un-Tag My Heart Air date: Oct 7, 2014 Eliza's fling with a coworker gets complicated; and Henry's first Facebook experience ends with disastrous results. More 3 A Little Yelp From My Friends Air date: Oct 14, 2014 Saperstein orders his employees to work on their interpersonal connectivity, leading Henry and Eliza to the realization that their most valuable office relationship is with each other. More 4 Nugget of Wisdom Air date: Oct 21, 2014 Eliza accepts Henry's challenge to do something helpful over the weekend, and offers, rather reluctantly, to babysit Charmonique's son Kevin on a Saturday night. More 5 Even Hell Has Two Bars Air date: Nov 4, 2014 Eliza and Henry engage in some questionable behavior while spending the weekend with no cell reception at the estate of their boss Sam Saperstein, who dangles a promotion in both of their faces. More 6 Never Block Cookies (Episode 6) Air date: Nov 4, 2014 Eliza attributes Henry's perpetual bad mood to his lack of a love life and makes it her mission to help him out with the ladies, whether he wants her to or not. More 7 Here's This Guy Air date: Nov 11, 2014 Henry has less time to mentor Eliza, who tries to put the focus back on her by getting rid of Henry's biggest distraction, a new lady friend named Julia. More 8 Traumatic Party Stress Disorder Air date: Nov 24, 2014 Eliza is tasked with finding Henry a meaningful gift for his 40th birthday, but after she buys him tickets to see his favorite band it creates tension between him and his girlfriend Julia. More 9 Follow Through Air date: Dec 2, 2014 Eliza's effort to "follow through" on a work idea takes a toll on her relationship with Freddy; and Henry faces unexpected consequences when he rejects an admirer. More 10 Imperfect Harmony Air date: Dec 9, 2014 Eliza confesses her romantic feelings for Henry. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Selfie Season 1 All Critics (58) | Top Critics (29) | Fresh (33) | Rotten (25) I'm cautiously optimistic that there is a very entertaining show lurking beneath its shallow and annoying surface. Sep 30, 2014 | Full Review… Jason Hughes TheWrap Top Critic There's the usual assortment of quirky neighbors/co-workers, none of whom register as more than caricatures in the pilot, and the social media buzzwords sprinkled with abandon throughout the pilot comes off as hashtag desperate. Sep 30, 2014 | Rating: D | Full Review… Vicki Hyman Newark Star-Ledger Top Critic Karen Gillan and John Cho are likable - and an example of this season's commendable color-blind casting - but the premise wears thin. Sep 30, 2014 | Full Review… Joanne Ostrow Denver Post Top Critic It's a charming dance, and [Karen] Gillan and [John] Cho play it with the proper froth. Sep 30, 2014 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… David Hinckley New York Daily News Top Critic By the end of Tuesday's premiere, the opening puke-fest is almost out of mind. Sep 29, 2014 | Rating: C+ | Full Review… Ed Bark Uncle Barky Top Critic Gillan and Cho have solid chemistry, as any good Eliza and Henry need to have to make the transformation of both characters complete. Sep 29, 2014 | Full Review… Brian Tallerico RogerEbert.com Top Critic I like comedies with depth, and Selfie has plenty of it. Mar 4, 2019 | Full Review… Karen Rought Hypable This is where the issues with Selfie's premise come in. Eliza's behavior needs changing in some obvious way, but there's something inherently uncomfortable about an older man telling a young woman how to behave herself. Feb 22, 2018 | Full Review… Lisa Weidenfeld Metro Here it is. Take a picture. Then delete the picture, because this probably is the worst new comedy of the fall. Sep 15, 2014 | Full Review… Mark Dawidziak Cleveland Plain Dealer The best thing it has going for it is its status as the fall's best new half-hour comedy, and that's in large part due to the highly entertaining dynamic between its leads. Aug 29, 2014 | Full Review… Matt Webb Mitovich TV Line View All Critic Reviews (58) Audience Reviews for Selfie: Season 1 Dec 20, 2015 Very clever show, deserved FAR better (like a guaranteed full season). Drew R Apr 07, 2015 Excellent performances from leads Karen Gillan and John Cho, smart writing with clever jokes, and a high production value! The characters of Eliza and Henry are also excellent and well written, and they develop very well throughout the series! The supporting characters were also good, but the actors performances were just average. Except David Harewood, his character as the manager was perfect, his performance was great, and he definitely made me laugh the most! And the finale was good! Granted, probably not what most people would have wanted, but I thought it worked really well. The first half (7 episodes) which I call the TV half, was good, but the second half (6 episodes) which I call the Hulu half, was great! This whole show is phenomenal and should not have been cancelled! Andruw F Feb 09, 2015 cool series, it is offensive that closed ?.? I they thought I will be together, and all broke off and so anything and didn't occur. It is impossible to tear off everything so Rin O Jan 30, 2015 Great show. Love the characters. The actors are talented. The story has depth and meaning. Heather M Jan 08, 2015 My favorite show! #1 Angie A Jan 05, 2015 I mostly watched this show because I have a little crush on Karen Gillan. I suspected that it might get cancelled from the get-go, but I'm really sad it did in the end. It wasn't a perfect show, but I think it was good enough to continue. There are a lot worse shows that should have been cancelled before this one. Chris S Jan 03, 2015 One of the best comedy series in 2014, sadly ABC is too dumb to give it a chance. William L Jan 02, 2015 I'm so glad we live in a world where there are so many different platforms to distribute media. Since this show unfortunately couldn't gain a strong following on ABC, Hulu scooped up the remaining episodes of probably one of the top new comedies this year. Yes, I absolutely HATED the pilot. The barf bags were true disgusting, Eliza's wig was atrocious, and the story the show seemed to be trying to tell just seemed trite and irrelevant. But then something changed. The chemistry between Eliza and Henry was off the walls, which seemed totally cute and friendly in the pilot and eventually turned to full-blown romance. The characters became super quirky, but likable, and it was obvious that the leads and even supporting cast were extremely talented. And everything was suddenly funny, like laugh out loud funny. I'll admit, I'm into pretty quirky stuff, so maybe if they aired the remaining episodes on TV, the show would have still alienated viewers (especially after the surprisingly serious and dark turn it took during a night of karaoke). But there is no doubt this show had a unique voice and could have had several seasons of funny and sweet story arcs. I'm so sad it ended too soon, but happy we got to see it at its best. Lily N Jan 02, 2015 Want it back for season 2 YamIka M Jan 01, 2015 shouldn't be cancelled.... arif s See all Audience reviews News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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