Once and Again

Serie de TV
1999–2002
1h

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

7.8/10

3.1 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

POPULARIDAD

4,788

1,086

Sela Ward and Billy Campbell in Once and Again (1999)

Reproducir trailer0:31

12 videos

13 fotos

Drama Familia La mayoría de edad Romance

Un padre divorciado y una madre que pronto se divorciará se encuentran y comienzan un noviazgo romántico que siempre se complica por sus hijos y sus propios problemas vitales.Un padre divorciado y una madre que pronto se divorciará se encuentran y comienzan un noviazgo romántico que siempre se complica por sus hijos y sus propios problemas vitales.Un padre divorciado y una madre que pronto se divorciará se encuentran y comienzan un noviazgo romántico que siempre se complica por sus hijos y sus propios problemas vitales.

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

7.8/10

3.1 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

POPULARIDAD

4,788

1,086

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Ganó 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 12 premios ganados y 49 nominaciones en total

Episodios63

Explorar episodios

DestacadoLos mejor calificados3 temporadas 4 años

• 1999–2002

Billy Campbell

Rick Sammler

• 1999–2002

Jeffrey Nordling

Jake Manning

• 1999–2002

Julia Whelan

Grace Manning

• 1999–2002

Meredith Deane

Zoe Manning

• 1999–2002

Marin Hinkle

Judy Brooks

• 1999–2002

Evan Rachel Wood

Jessie Sammler

• 1999–2002

Shane West

Eli Sammler

• 1999–2002

Susanna Thompson

Karen Sammler

• 1999–2002

Todd Field

David Cassilli

• 1999–2001

Ever Carradine

Tiffany Porter

• 1999–2002

Jennifer Crystal Foley

Christie Parker

• 2000–2001

Steven Weber

Sam Blue

• 2000–2002

David Clennon

Miles Drentell

• 2000–2001

Audrey Marie Anderson

Carla Aldrich

• 2000–2001

Kelly Coffield Park

Naomi

• 1999–2000

Kimberly McCullough

Jennifer

• 1999–2000

Mischa Barton

Katie Singer

• 2001–2002

Opiniones de usuarios53

7.83.1K

Opiniones destacadas

rondaleroi

Six years later, I still miss this program.

Every time I see a cast member in another production, I think of this program.

At a minimum, someone should write a novel based on the show.

What happened to these people? The ending...wasn't. (But was very exciting, all the same.)

I can't see giving a synopsis, because that's been done very well already.

In the same time-frame were the shows, "Time and Again" and "Now and Again," also. Due to this, our family resorted to calling "Once and Again," "The Dead Insurance Guy Show."

The dissatisfying (non)conclusion of this program has resulted in my hesitation to become interested in many series since that time. Don't leave the viewer "hanging," like this. Please!

Mark Price

Outstanding series

Bought Series One on spec and I am so glad I did. I expected an updated version of Different Strokes or something. No way. I watched all the episodes over the last two days stopping only to sleep. Wow! I went through all the emotions, crying a lot which doesn't come easily to a middle aged man. Superb acting from big and small, the script was outstanding with hardly a dull moment. The camera-work switching between homes mid dialogue and once coming through fridge doors! Series Two coming out soon and I can't wait. Yes everyone is a bit too good looking but I can cope with that as the story lines are all too true. Relationships, bereavement, etc are all there and are not sensationalised. Very nicely surprised and very much recommended.

sj1840

My Favorite Show Of All Time

"Once and Again" is an absolute treasure of a show. I could not be more amazed at the incredible acting from every member of the talented cast, the stellar writing,and the perfect pacing. This show was criminally ignored at the Emmys and that is a shame because I believe that this is easily the best family drama of all time, if not the best drama series of all time. It is certainly my favorite show of all time. Every single actor gave consistently brilliant performances week after week, with the standouts being Susanna Thompson, a totally underrated actress, and the lovely Evan Rachel Wood, who has more talent in her left pinky finger than Hillary Duff has at all. I miss this show, but I will always treasure the three amazing seasons we had of it!

9Freedomisanillusion

Consistent and Great

Once and Again is a pearl of a show. It's always interesting, and more importantly, realistic.

I started watching it as my sister had a crush on Shane West, but by the second episode I watched, I was hooked. Expecting it to be nothing more than a lightweight excuse for Shane West to act moody and broody, I found that instead it was a show where I saw that he actually can act, not to mention all his co-stars.

Easily the most impressive is Evan Rachel Wood, showing to me (before Thirteen was even an idea) that she had a tremendous amount of talent, I found her story lines to be compelling, and her to be exemplary in them. Indeed, it was this show that made me want to see Thirteen so much, so as I could see her performing again.

But I won't ramble.

Once and Again is brilliant, and if there was ever a show that should be continued, this is it.

petelush

Unreal Reality

I panned Thirtysomething on this site, so I'm duty bound to give praise where due...the same people made Once and Again. I saw an episode or two on TV and remembered it fondly enough to get the DVD, which I proceeded to devour in about 4 nights. (I now know why DVD TV shows are so popular: you don't have to wait a week to see each episode.)

I thought the situations and dialogue were completely realistic. My wife, a divorce attorney, saw the show years ago and remembers it as completely unrealistic. But isn't that the master craft of entertaining TV and movies -- making the unrealistic appear realistic? I'll bet there is some good writing on this point...please send me a message if you know of any.

Argumento

Editar

¿Sabías que…?

Editar

Trivia
The character 'Rick Sammler' was ranked #36 in TV Guide's list of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).

Citas
Katie Singer: Oh, look you missed the trash.
Jessie Sammler: I wasn't gonna throw it away.
Katie Singer: Fine, whatever. Can I just have it back please?
Jessie Sammler: You want the letter back?
Katie Singer: Look, I've humiliated myself enough as it is.
Jessie Sammler: How?
Katie Singer: Because... I shouldn't have written all that stuff.
Jessie Sammler: It's okay!
Katie Singer: It's obviously not okay, you're barely even talking to me.
Jessie Sammler: I just wanna be friends!
Katie Singer: That's what I want!
Jessie Sammler: Well from your letter, it just...
Katie Singer: No, forget this stupid letter... I don't want anything you don't want.
Jessie Sammler: I just wanna be friends.
Katie Singer: Me too.
Jessie Sammler: I've just been really...
Katie Singer: Confused, I know.
Jessie Sammler: The fact that I didn't know what to do, and you're really important to me.
Katie Singer: I am?
Jessie Sammler: Yes, don't you know that?
Katie Singer: Because you are so important to me.
Jessie Sammler: So can we just be friends, I mean, am I still your friend?
Katie Singer: Yes, of course, oh my god.
[hugs Katie]
Katie Singer: Of course you're still my friend. Let's just throw this stupid letter out, ok?
Jessie Sammler: I can't. I can't throw it away. I wanna keep it forever.
[Jessie gives Katie a very passionate kiss]