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Kyle XY
Original Run	June 8, 2006 to Present
No. of Episodes	33
Genre(s)	Sci Fi
Creator(s)	Eric Bress J. Mackye Gruber
Exec. Producer(s)	Chris Bender Eric Bress J.C. Spink David Himelfarb J. Mackye Gruber
Starring	Matt Dallas Marguerite MacIntyre Bruce Thomas April Matson Jean-Luc Bilodeau Chris Olivero Kirsten Prout Nicholas Lea Chelan Simmons
Country of Origin	United States
Original Channel	ABC Family

Kyle XY is an American TV Series created by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber. The series first aired on ABC Family Channel and concerned a teenage boy who wakes up naked in the forest with no memory of who he is. The series follows Kyle (which is what they call him) as he tries to understand who he is, and answer questions such as why he has no belly button and why he has no memory of being a child. Kyle's amnesia appears to be so complete he is unable to complete even the most basic functions a child takes for granted and that a sixteen year-old should know. Fortunately, he proves to be an extremely quick learner. His capacity for learning far exceeds that of any normal person and he quickly learns language and social skills.

Kyle is taken in by psychologist Nicole Trager and her family and they are all forced to adjust to him as a member of the family even as Kyle tries to find a place in the family for himself.

Cast

• Matt Dallas as Kyle
• Marguerite MacIntyre as Nicole Trager
• Bruce Thomas as Stephen Trager
• April Matson as Lori Trager
• Jean-Luc Bilodeau as Josh Trager
• Chris Olivero as Declan McDunaugh
• Kirsten Prout as Amanda Bloom

Recurring

• Nicholas Lea as Tom Foss
• Kurt Max Runte as Detective Jason Breen
• Cory Monteith as Charlie Tanner
• Chelan Simmons as Hillary
• Jaimie Alexander as Jessi Hollander/XX 2007 –
• Lea Cairns as Emily Hollander 2007 –

Related

• Kyle XY episode guide

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