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Ever since Tina Fey’s over-sharing, sarcastic, self-deprecating persona made her the “it girl” of female comedy, it seems as if countless other comedic actresses have attempted to duplicate her mojo. In the web series My Two Fans, what Liz Lemon lacks, Kate Maxwell has on her side. Barret Swatek (Quarterlife, 7th Heaven) stars as Kate, a Los Angeleno rebounding from yet another breakup and still not grasping the basic principles of “He’s Just Not That Into You.” Todd Felix (The Mentalist) and Bill Escudier (Family Guy, Bones) are Franklin and Teddy, “two fans” who take her under their wing and attempt to life coach some sense into her. So who are these fans? They’re not gay best friends - that would have been too 90’s, too Will & Grace. They’re sensitive hetero-men, meant to be heard and not seen in their quest to land Kate a significant other.

My Two Fans premieres today after whetting appetites with its juicy trailer (above), marking former Quarterlife bombshell Barret Swatek's return to web screens. Swatek stars as 20-something Kate Maxwell who attempts to rebound from a recent breakup aided by two helplessly devoted fans. The comedy web series is the first project out of Mwg Entertainment, which is headed up by veteran television and new media executive Max Goldenson (daughter of ABC Network founder Leonard Goldenson). The series is created and directed by Lauren Iungerich, who had previously directed Swatek in the Funny Or Die web series Dating for Dumbasses. Todd Felix and Bill Escudier star as Kate's two "fans," Franklin and Teddy, devotedly picking up after her dating mishaps and other twists of life.

Quarterlife bombshell Barret Swatek is starring in a new series My Two Fans, a fictional 16-episode web series that follows the life of an average late 20’s single woman, Kate Maxwell, as she rebounds from a broken heart with the help of her two fans. The series, set to premiere on March 9th, comes from Mwg Entertainment, formed by veteran television, investment banker and new media executive Max Goldenson (daughter of ABC Network founder and television pioneer, Leonard Goldenson). “The formation of Mwg allows me to create a company for the digital age just as my father created one for the analog age,” said Goldenson. "Our business model targets the under-served adult female audience that is internet-savvy and hungry for entertaining and accessible programming. As the first of what we hope will be many projects for this target audience, My Two Fans, created by Lauren Iungerich The show also features...

Max Goldenson, daughter of ABC network founder and TV pioneer Leonard Goldenson, has formed Mwg Entertainment, a multiplatform digital production company.

Mwg's first project is "My Two Fans," a 16-episode Web series and musical about the life of a late-20s single woman, set to premiere on March 9 on YouTube, Blip.tv, Veoh, iTunes and Sling.com.

Barrett Swatek ("Quarterlife") stars in "Fans," created and directed by Lauren Iungerich. Todd Felix and Bill Escudier co-star.

Goldenson, who will serve as president and executive producer at the new company, has tapped Robert Kandle as vp development.

"The formation of Mwg allows me to create a company for the digital age just as my father created one for the analog age," Goldenson said. "Our business model targets the underserved adult female audience that is Internet-savvy and hungry for entertaining and accessible programming."

Mwg plans to monetize its content through ad sales, sponsorship and brand integration.