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TrailerAfter Freddy begins seeing Rose for therapy after an incident at work, he inadvertently finds himself trying to connect with Clem more. Also, Walt and Shannon try to help Nick get over his fear of his first wedding dance with Clem.Genre: ComedyActors: Nina Dobrev, Tone Bell, Blake Lee, Brendan Calton, Gary Cole, Odessa Adlon, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Charles Maceo, Chip Chinery, Christina DeRosa, ...»Director: Scott Ellis, Todd HollandCountry: United StatesDuration: 30 minQuality: HDRelease: 2019IMDb: 6.2Rating(13) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Fam - Season 1"
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Characters of "Fam - Season 1"
ClemPlayed by: Nina Dobrev
NickPlayed by: Tone Bell
ShannonPlayed by: Odessa Adlon
RosePlayed by: Sheryl Lee Ralph
WaltPlayed by: Brian Stokes Mitchell -
Critic Reviews of "Fam - Season 1"
Uncle BarkyFebruary 14, 2019As with All in the Family, we've never seen anything quite like this on a Big Four broadcast network, let alone CBS.
Paste MagazineJanuary 16, 2019It's a technically proficient, otherwise promising sitcom that wastes these merits on the disastrous decision to let trauma become the driving force of its comedy.
DeciderJanuary 10, 2019Fam is a potentially good sitcom loaded down by horrible, broad jokes. Perhaps the good sitcom will appear before viewers tune out.
VarietyJanuary 11, 2019The show feels like it cobbled together pieces of other shows - especially The WB's "What I Like About You" - to become its own perfectly pleasant sitcom Frankenstein. Even when it doesn't do much to distinguish itself, it's just fine.
Hollywood ReporterJanuary 10, 2019Fam boasts an almost outrageously good cast, one plugged into the most hollow and familiar of premises and then fed with a broad assortment of reheated multi-generational punchlines.
New York PostJanuary 08, 2019It's a widely held belief that networks premiere their B-list shows in midseason. If they were any good, they would premiere in the fall, right? Fam proves that across the board.
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