En Fresno, California, el imperio de la familia Kensington, atraviesa tiempos difíciles. Charlotte, la viuda, es la cabeza de la familia y está inmersa en una lucha mortal por el poder con T... Leer todoEn Fresno, California, el imperio de la familia Kensington, atraviesa tiempos difíciles. Charlotte, la viuda, es la cabeza de la familia y está inmersa en una lucha mortal por el poder con Tyler Cane, el magnate rival de las pasas.En Fresno, California, el imperio de la familia Kensington, atraviesa tiempos difíciles. Charlotte, la viuda, es la cabeza de la familia y está inmersa en una lucha mortal por el poder con Tyler Cane, el magnate rival de las pasas.
- Nominado a 5 premios Primetime Emmy
- 7 nominaciones en total
Opiniones destacadas
I have always thought that was so funny. It makes my stomach hurt.
If you have not seen this show I strongly recommend it if you like to laugh. I have been looking for it for 3 years and finally found this site. If anyone has this show on tape or DVD I would be ecstatic. Thanks Scott
Fourteen years later, my spouse and I still quip about certain memorable scenes and lines. For me, the most memorable was the breakfast table scene culminating in the "You'd think this was Roots or something" comment. For my spouse, it was Carol Burnett always telling the driver to bring around the Bentley (always in the garage under repair), and then riding, facing backward, in a broken down station wagon like nothing was wrong.
We wish other people could/would watch Fresno, so we can be sure that it was as funny as I remember (and we aren't crazy).
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaIn his 2002 autobiography "I Like it Better when You're Funny", Charles Grodin recalls that during filming, Jerry Van Dyke asked him several times if he thought the show felt like it was going to be a hit. Around the third time, Grodin countered with "Well, what do you think?", to which Van Dyke replied "It doesn't matter what I think, because I've never been in a hit."
- Citas
Charlotte Kensington: [when employee, Juan, asks for a raise] Juan, there are two types of people in the world: those who have, and those who have not. I have. You have not.
- Versiones alternativasLater re-aired in a trimmed down version with a laugh track added (apparently in the belief that early audiences didn't realize that it was supposed to be a comedy).
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