The core group of characters are in their mid to late 30s and are from the last generation of people who did not come of age using the internet as a dating tool.

Jane Tavana (Jolly Abraham): The prodigal group member, now returned after being fired from her job as a high powered attorney and ending an affair with her married boss.

(Season One only) Leslie (Marcia DeBonis): Office manager at Hunter Casting and the real muscle behind the team.

Though Mark is a large presence in Season 2, he only appears as a hazy profile on a computer screen or is heard as a voice over the phone.

[citation needed] Troy (Charlie Williams): Aspiring actor, boyfriend of Todd, and the worst casting reader on the face of the earth.

(Season One) Nancy (Lisa Joyce): Martin's pregnant co-worker, with whom he strikes up a friendship after volunteering to accompany her Lamaze classes.

(Season 2) Wallflowers was created and written by director-producer Kieran Turner, a graduate of the Tisch School of the Arts.

The show was subsequently picked up for a fully funded 2nd season by online digital platform Stage17, which specialized in programming by the Broadway community (many of the cast of Wallflowers are working Broadway/theater actors).

Originally played by Tony nominee Chad Kimball, who was unable to continue with the series past Episode 3 of Season 1, the role was recast with actor Lucas Near-Verbrugghe.

To introduce the switch, the show filmed a short piece which was a parody of the Steven Carrington/Dynasty actor swap, with the cast of Wallflowers gathered in a hospital room, awaiting Bryce's head bandages to be removed.

The DVD special edition includes all episodes, minisodes and commentary by creator Kieran Turner and members of the Wallflowers cast.