The Mommies

Serie de TV
1993–1995
TV-PG
30min

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Marilyn Kentz and Caryl Kristensen in The Mommies (1993)

Dos madres típicas, Marilyn y Caryl, viven una vida suburbana con sus maridos Jack y Paul, además de una variedad de hijos. Su vecindario se ve sacudido por la perfecta Barb, el padre de cas... Leer todoDos madres típicas, Marilyn y Caryl, viven una vida suburbana con sus maridos Jack y Paul, además de una variedad de hijos. Su vecindario se ve sacudido por la perfecta Barb, el padre de casa Tom y Marilyn se divorcia de Jack.Dos madres típicas, Marilyn y Caryl, viven una vida suburbana con sus maridos Jack y Paul, además de una variedad de hijos. Su vecindario se ve sacudido por la perfecta Barb, el padre de casa Tom y Marilyn se divorcia de Jack.

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Marilyn Kentz

Marilyn Larson

• 1993–1995

Caryl Kristensen

Caryl Kellogg

• 1993–1995

Sam Gifaldi

Danny Kellogg

• 1993–1995

Ryan Merriman

Blake Kellogg

• 1993–1995

Ashley Peldon

Kasey Larson

• 1993–1995

Shiloh Strong

Adam Larson

• 1993–1995

Julia Duffy

Barb Ballantine

• 1993–1995

David Dukes

Jack Larson

• 1993–1995

Robin Thomas

Paul Kellogg

• 1993–1994

Jere Burns

Tom Booker

• 1994–1995

Jennifer Blanc-Biehn

Tiffany

• 1993–1994

Lane Davies

Paul Kellogg

• 1995

Courtney Peldon

Beth Booker

• 1994–1995

Justin Berfield

Jason Booker

• 1994–1995

Taylor Nix

Christopher

• 1993–1994

Bonnie Hellman

Bake-Off Woman…

• 1994

Peter Scolari

Ken Ballantine

• 1995

Barbara Billingsley

Caryl's Mother…

• 1993–1994

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8kittymom-11548

Miss this show

First Season was definitely the best the second Carol got a new actor playing her husband and did not believe they were married. And Marilyn was divorced and her being a single mom and kickstarting a catering career. And the kiss of death was when Jerry burns joined the show

3afijamesy2k

The mommies should have been grounded

The Mommies * star

This low brow lame brained married verision rip-off is kate and allie is not only so bad, it hurts, the teleplay is ridiculous convoluted with an idiotic plot, unfunny scripts, poor dialogue, terrible writing and boring characters the only reason to see this junk is the scenary, otherwise this show is unfunny, no jokes whatsoever and the editing is a mess too, what in the hell did this show came on the air saddens me?

It's hard to believe that NBC of all networks gave us classic shows such as the cosby show and homicide life on the street reduce themselves low this garbage, the performances are dreadful and everything else is just as mess and this show deserves to be on my list of one of the worst tv shows of all time and it shows glad this show was cancelled in 1995.

This show is a complete disaster and a turgid mess.

jmorri02

Good show

I liked this show when it came out. I used to watch this with my family all the time. The 2nd season, sadly, failed to revive the show, but it was like a completely different show in Season 2, only the same characters. Season 1 was definitely better!

dlewis-10

Usual pap

A forgettable series, based upon the lives of two 'moms'. They have obnoxious kids, caring yet insensitive husbands, and are supposed to be funny. Little is memorable in this show, and I was surprised to see it last beyond 1 season. Some sit-coms have still-born ideas - this was one of them.

einhard-1

So bad, it's painful

Over the years, there have been numerous bad television shows churned out by Hollywood, but few have ever reached the depths of this little piece of work. This is a show that makes "Mr. T and Tina," "Supertrain" and "Manimal" look good. Why any network would give a show to these two women was unfathomable. Of course, it wasn't their fault entirely. Lucille Ball and Mary Tyler Moore couldn't have make this show work, the writing was so bad. The producers attempted to improve the show by bringing in Julia Duffy and Jere Burns, but their talents weren't enough to bring this show up to par.

Unfortunately, the show isn't even bad enough to be enjoyable watching, a la "Plan Nine From Outer Space." Thankfully, you won't be seeing this show in syndication.

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Trivia
Jonathan Del Arco portrayed teenager Adam Larson in the original version of the pilot, but his scenes were reshot with Shiloh Strong prior to the show's television debut.

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Caryl Kellogg: What's with the balloons? It's not one of my kids' birthday, is it?
Barb Ballantine: No, time to roll out the cul-de-sac welcome wagon! We have new neighbors moving into the old Wagner house.
Marilyn Larson: Oh, man, the Wagners! Now that was a great divorce.
Caryl Kellogg: You knew the end was near when he and his secretary started taking Lamaze classes together.
Marilyn Larson: Well, his wife was no angel herself. Remember every Friday the pool man would come over exactly at 3:00?
Caryl Kellogg: That's right! In those tight, tight shorts on that even tighter butt? Whatever happened to him?
Marilyn Larson: He hurt his back giving her horsey rides in the deep end.
Marilyn Larson: See, you're lucky. Your kitchen window faces north. Me, all I ever get to see is old man Kelly hiding whiskey bottles in his koi pond.
Barb Ballantine: Ladies, ladies, must you diminish yourselves with idle gossip?
Marilyn Larson: Sure!
Caryl Kellogg: It's fun.
Barb Ballantine: It's an invasion of privacy. And so often the facts are wrong. For instance, Mr. Kelly isn't hiding whiskey bottles, it's vodka. And they're not koi, they're goldfish. It's a common mistake. And as for the Wagners, he wasn't having an affair with his secretary, it was his receptionist. And as far as Mrs. Wagner and the pool man, yes, she was doing him.