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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Caroline in the City
Episode 02: Caroline and the Mugger
Episode 03: Caroline and the Gay Art Show
Episode 04: Caroline and the Bad Back
Episode 05: Caroline and the ATM
Episode 06: Caroline and the Folks
Episode 07: Caroline and the Opera
Episode 08: Caroline and the Balloon
Episode 09: Caroline and the Convict
Episode 10: Caroline and the Christmas Break
Episode 11: Caroline and the Gift
Episode 12: Caroline and the Married Man
Episode 13: Caroline and the Twenty-Eight-Pound Walleye
Episode 14: Caroline and the Watch
Episode 15: Caroline and the Bad Date
Episode 16: Caroline and the Proposal
Episode 17: Caroline and the Kid
Episode 18: Caroline and the Ex-Wife
Episode 19: Caroline and the Movie
Episode 20: Caroline and the Cereal
Episode 21: Caroline and Richard's Mom
Episode 22: Caroline and the Bridesmaids
Episode 23: Caroline and the Wedding
Episode 24: Caroline and the Condom
Caroline in the City - Season 1
Description
Caroline Duffy is a successful cartoonist in Manhattan whose eclectic friends are sometimes the subjects of her comic strip.
Caroline Duffy is a successful cartoonist in Manhattan whose eclectic friends are sometimes the subjects of her comic strip.
Actors:
Marsha Clark,
Stephanie Faracy,
Mark D. Espinoza,
Colleen McDermott,
Christine Romeo,
Arnie Burton,
Paul Hartel,
Stephen Hornyak,
Eric Whitmore,
Joel Miller,
Dawn Didawick,
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Marsha Clark
Stephanie Faracy
1 January 1952, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Mark D. Espinoza
24 June 1960, Beaumont, Texas, USA
Colleen McDermott
Christine Romeo
Arnie Burton
22 September 1958, Emmett, Idaho, USA
Paul Hartel
Stephen Hornyak
Eric Whitmore
Joel Miller
Dawn Didawick
30 July 1941, Woodstock, Virginia, USA
Director:
James Burrows, Ted Wass, Claudia Weill
Country:
United States
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June 13, 2019
The producers say they wanted to create a series about a "quirky, engaging, flawed and honest" woman. They've succeeded on that count, as well as serving up some of the most sophisticated dialogue in prime time.
June 13, 2019
It just leads to borderline fun. But Thompson has the blithe manner to push things over the borderline, to take so-so material and make it sparkle.
June 13, 2019
Though the show lacks the inspired cohesiveness of classic sitcoms like Cheers or Seinfeld, it is bright, brisk and well-played.
June 13, 2019
What Caroline doesn't have, initially, is a script that's either credible or humorous.
June 13, 2019
Another attempt at replicating the success of Friends and Seinfeld that fell far short of the mark.
June 13, 2019
Lea Thompson turns in a winning perf as cartoonist Caroline in this sophisticated yet loopy sitcom.
June 13, 2019
Caroline in the City has enough strengths to grow and prosper in such a great time slot. Lovely Lea should win many fans. But it would help if Del could be drawn out of the picture.
June 13, 2019
That post-Seinfeld slot sets high standards, and Lea Thompson's Caroline is no Elaine.
June 13, 2019
Features some smart, if uneven, writing. There are several laugh-out-loud lines. There also are some roll-your-eyes situations.
June 13, 2019
Caroline lacks the quirkiness and edge of its fellow NBC sitcoms. It also depends on the sort of hoary comedy devices that have made decades of TV sitcoms embarrassing to watch.
June 13, 2019
With his wit and cutting one-liners, Malcom Getz's performance as Richard often steals the show, but it's Thompson's Caroline that leaves a lasting impression.
June 13, 2019
The Gets character almost walks off with the show with a combination of biting sarcasm and underlying loneliness. And, of course, there are pop-culture references to spare.