Question: What character did Nick Zano sleep with in an episode in Season 2?
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In December 2011, Zano began dating his "2 Broke Girls" co-star Kat Dennings. 
Shortly after graduating from high school, Zano moved to Hanover, Pennsylvania and landed a job developing films and television projects for a small production company.
During that time, he also was the associate producer for Living Position, a World AIDS Day television special hosted by Lou Diamond Phillips.
While selling shoes in a trendy Los Angeles boutique, a customer went back to her office and told her supervisors she'd just met a man who would be a wonderful on-air personality.
The woman was an employee at MTV, which led to Zano's hosting job of MTV's "Movie House".
In 2003, he won the role of Vince in the The WB sitcom "What I Like About You", starring Amanda Bynes and Jennie Garth.
Zano made his first appearance in the second season and remained until the fourth and final season that ended April 24, 2006.
Afterwards, he went on to host and executive produce his MTV reality show "Why Can't I Be You?
The following year, Zano appeared alongside Haylie Duff and Frankie Muniz in the independent romantic comedy "My Sexiest Year".
The film, which received mixed reviews, had its world premiere at the 2007 Hamptons International Film Festival.
In 2008 he appeared in a supporting role opposite Drake Bell in MGM's teen comedy film "College".
Zano also appeared in "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" and "" later that year.
In 2009, Zano co-starred in "The Final Destination", the fourth installment of the "Final Destination" film series.
He also guest starred on the ABC sitcom "Cougar Town", starring Courteney Cox.
In 2010, he had a recurring role on The CW's "Melrose Place".
In 2011 he started a recurring role on "2 Broke Girls" as Johnny, a graffiti artist who regularly flirts with Max (Dennings).
In 2011 he also co-starred in romantic comedy "Scents and Sensibility" as Brandon.
In 2012, Zano scored a recurring role on a different show on The CW, 90210, in which he plays a billionaire who goes into business with Annie (Grimes).
Beginning in December 2012, Zano began a recurring role in season three of the ABC comedy series "Happy Endings" as Pete, Penny's new love interest.
In February 2014, Zano signed on to play the male lead in Liz Feldman and Ellen DeGeneres' new NBC lesbian sitcom pilot "One Big Happy."
The show centers on Lizzy (played by Elisha Cuthbert), a lesbian who gets pregnant just as her straight male best friend Luke, played by Zano, meets and marries the love of his life, Prudence. 
Nicholas "Nick" Zano (born March 8, 1978) is an American actor and producer.
He is best known for having played Vince in The WB sitcom "What I Like About You".
He got his big break on MTV, where he hosted that network's former infotainment program about the film industry, "Movie House", and briefly worked as an MTV News correspondent before he began an acting career.
His recurring roles on television include Drew Pragin on "Melrose Place", Josh on "Cougar Town", Pete on "Happy Endings", P.J.
Hillingsbrook on "90210", and Johnny on "2 Broke Girls". 
  Bob Clendenin as Tom Gazelian – Jules' widowed neighbor who expresses his attraction for her in weird ways, makes wine in his garage, and is always doing things for Jules and the gang without getting anything back in an attempt to become part of their group.
He is frequently found to be peering into Jules' kitchen window, unnoticed by Jules and/or the gang until he says something.
He follows the gang to Hawaii, but is not noticed until the end of their trip.
In "Lover's Touch" (Season 3, Episode 3) Tom's last name, Gazelian, was revealed as well as the fact that he is a neurosurgeon, two details about his life that he was upset to discover nobody knew.
He also mentions that he has a son in the Marines and a daughter currently attending law school.
In Season 4, he became a member of the group and frequently accompanies them wherever they go.
Carolyn Hennesy as Barb Coman – a man-hungry older cougar who is a competitor of Jules in real estate.
She usually appears briefly to deliver a lascivious one-liner.
As Jules observes in one episode, "do you just follow me around, waiting to say things?"
In Season 3 it is revealed that Barb is now married to Roger Frank (father of Laurie's Season 2 boyfriend), a possible reference to the show no longer being about 'Cougars'.
Ken Jenkins as Chick – Jules' father who is a keen lover of horses and whose favourite holiday is Halloween.
Chick marries Grayson and Jules in the season three finale after becoming ordained as a minister online.
In season four he is diagnosed with Alzheimers' disease, after complaining about his memory worsening for some time.
Nick Zano as Josh (Season 1) – a younger man who had dated Jules, but who she felt wanted a more serious relationship than she did.
Later Jules decided to break up with him due to his desire for a serious relationship.
The actor Nick Zano left the show due to his offer on "Melrose Place", which was later cancelled.
Spencer Locke as Kylie (Season 1 and 2) – Travis' girlfriend at the start of the series.
Travis loses his virginity to Kylie, but the two later break up after they both cheat on each other with Travis kissing Heather Spangler and Kylie kissing Joey Spangler.
The couple later reconciles and continues to date into Season 2, even though Kylie reveals that she no longer wants to be exclusive with Travis.
They then break up for good as Travis goes to college.
Ryan Devlin as Smith Frank (Season 1 and 2) – a young lawyer and Laurie's one-time boyfriend.
In Season 2, Smith breaks up with Laurie after she admits to Jules that she is in love with him and he realizes he doesn't feel the same way.
Still, he represents the longest relationship Laurie has had on the series.
Barry Bostwick as Roger Franka wealthy businessman and Smith's father.
He strongly disapproves of Laurie, receives golfing lessons from Bobby, and eventually buys "Penny Can" from both of them.
In Season 3, he marries Barb Coman.
Also in season 3, we learn that Roger is the mayor of Gulf Haven.
LaMarcus Tinker as Kevin – Travis' college roommate and friend.
Travis annoys Kevin when they first meet, as he's trying to find his way in college.
However, Travis earns Kevin's respect and they become good friends.
Collette Wolfe as Kirsten (Season 2) – Travis' new, slightly older girlfriend, whom he met in his first semester of college.
When she revealed she was moving away, Travis impulsively proposed to her, but she immediately rejected him and has not been seen since.
Sheryl Crow as Sara Kramer (Season 1) – a likeable and sexy wine vendor who begins a semi-serious relationship with Grayson after challenging his tendency to target younger, naive girls for affection.
Ellie begins a clandestine friendship with Sara to avoid upsetting Jules and the rest of the gang.
Sara breaks up with Grayson after it becomes clear that he also has feeling for Jules.
David Clayton Rogers as Matt (Season 1 and 2) – Matt appears in the pilot episode who Jules meets at a bar and spills wine over.
Matt is Jules's lover and is the first person she sleeps with after her divorce and therefore becoming a 'cougar'.
The character of Matt appears in season two as a friend of Grayson's unknowingly to Jules, when Grayson learns that they have slept together.
Gloria Garayua as Rosa (Season 2) – Stan's babysitter employed by Ellie and Andy to care for their son.
Rosa was a recurring character often mentioned and seen during season two.
Sarah Chalke as Angie LeClaire (Season 3) – Travis' Photography teacher at his University in Florida.
She becomes a love interest for Bobby after Travis shows her photos of him for one of his assignments.
Jules sets up a planned date for Bobby and Angie involving Grayson, Laurie, Travis, Tom and Andy.
Nicole Sullivan as Lynn Mettler (Season 3 and 4) – Jules's new therapist whom she goes to for advice about her engagement to Grayson.
Jules also uses therapy with Lynn as a punishment which she uses on Grayson, Ellie and Bobby.
Edwin Hodge as Wade (Season 3 and 4) – Laurie's boyfriend in a long-distance relationship.
He is a soldier stationed in Afghanistan.
When he finally comes home, however, their relationship is short-lived.
Briga Heelan as Holly (Season 3) – One of Grayson's former lovers from when he first became single, whom he recently found out has a daughter that is his.
Shawn Parikh as Sig (Season 3) – Travis' new house mate, who doesn't like the fact that Travis' family shows up at any given moment.
Sawyer Ever as Stan Torres (Season 3 and 4) – Known as the devil baby, his whereabouts never seems to be known to his parents.
He likes to sneak out of the house with a hammer and smash the neighbors landscaping lights.
Maria Thayer as Riggs (Season 4) – Bobby's surfing buddy whom he initially treats as "one of the guys" but later develops an attraction for, and the two begin a relationship.
After a few appearances, her first name was revealed to be Lisa.
Recurring cast.
Other guest stars have included Jennifer Aniston in season two as Glenn, Jules' therapist, Lisa Kudrow in season one as a mean dermatologist, Matthew Perry in season 5 as the millionare that proposes to Jules, and David Arquette appeared in season three.
Danny Pudi also made a brief appearance as his character Abed Nadir from "Community", tying into a reference made on the other show about Abed appearing on "Cougar Town".
Many guest stars were either regulars or had recurring roles on "Scrubs" such as Bob Clendenin, Sarah Chalke, Sam Lloyd, Michael McDonald, Scott Foley, and Ken Jenkins to name a few.
The final scene of season 3's "A One Story Town" featured several regulars from "Scrubs" including an uncredited cameo by Zach Braff. 
Writer Howard Gordon was initially inspired to write this episode based on insomnia he was suffering at the time.
Gordon, who wrote many episodes with Alex Gansa in season one made his solo writing debut with this episode.
Originally Chris Carter had written a script for the first season, which shared the same theme as "Sleepless."
The original conceit for Carter's episode was "What makes the perfect soldier?"
He also liked the twist on sleep, noting that "sleep is where demons are released in our dreams."
He explained that the characters in "Sleepless" were haunted by their memories in real life because they were not able to sleep.
Carter sees this episode as one of his favorites.
This episode marked the first appearance of Nicholas Lea as Alex Krycek.
Carter had much interest in Krycek, because he replaced Dana Scully as Mulder's new partner.
Lea had previously appeared as a different character in the first season episode, "Gender Bender."
Bowman, who had directed "Gender Bender," thought that Lea "was a [...] strong choice for a fresh-out-of-Quantico FBI agent."
When creating him, the writers always had in mind that he would be a recurring character, while they agreed if the character did not work they would kill him off.
"Sleepless" marked the first on screen appearance of Steven Williams as Fox Mulder's new source, "X."
The character was originally intended to be a woman, and an actress was cast in the role, but after shooting her first scene the role was recast with Williams, an actor who had previous experience with writers Glen Morgan and James Wong.
Natalija Nogulich, the actor who originally earned the role, was replaced because the writing staff felt she was not able to create the "right chemistry" between her co-stars.