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"“Seed.” The all-Canadian half-hour premieres Monday at 8:30 p.m. ET on City.

Toronto-native Adam Korson plays Harry, a 30-ish bachelor bartender who doesn't quite live up to the Princeton resume he submitted to the clinic where he’s a regular sperm donor.

Turns out Harry has sired many, many offspring and a few are already old enough to look up their DNA dad. This brings about awkward encounters with anonymous moms, none too wild about Harry.

Carrie-Lynn Neales plays Rose, a single woman who dodges a one-night stand with the dude only to become pregnant with his donor sperm. In Monday’s opener, Harry also meets Billy (William Ainscough), the nine-year-old son he never knew he had, along with Billy’s two moms (Amanda Brugel, Stephanie Anne Mills). He’s also confronted with a 15-year-old daughter named Anastasia (Abby Ross) and her neurotic, yuppie parents (Matt Baram, Laura De Carteret).

The seed for the story began with creator/executive producer Joseph Raso. The Toronto native studied literature at McGill but decided he'd rather make TV shows. He graduated with an MFA film degree from Columbia in New York, made a few shorts, found an agent and ended up developing shows for Disney and Sony in the States, including Disney Channel's "Zombies and Cheerleaders."

“I was developing ideas and selling them, which is great,” says Raso. Still, he was frustrated that many of the series seeds he planted did not take root.

He first pitched “Seed” six years ago at Disney. There was interest, but no deal. He took it to CBC. Again, officials got the joke right away, but weren't sure the tone was for them and passed.

Raso was told his edgy comedy sounded like a better fit over at City, home of such cheeky imports as “How I Met Your Mother” and “2 Broke Girls.”

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