Lost at Home

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2003
TV-PG
30 min

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Gregory Hines, Connie Britton, Gavin Fink, Mitch Rouse, Stark Sands, and Leah Pipes in Lost at Home (2003)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAd agency superstar Michael Davis has it all: He's a great provider and is proud of the restored farmhouse where he lives with his wife Rachel and their kids. But he's lost touch with his fa... Ler tudoAd agency superstar Michael Davis has it all: He's a great provider and is proud of the restored farmhouse where he lives with his wife Rachel and their kids. But he's lost touch with his family. When Rachel announces that she's leaving unless he reconnects with them, he wants to... Ler tudoAd agency superstar Michael Davis has it all: He's a great provider and is proud of the restored farmhouse where he lives with his wife Rachel and their kids. But he's lost touch with his family. When Rachel announces that she's leaving unless he reconnects with them, he wants to earn back their love and trust, but he doesn't even know how the kitchen appliances work.... Ler tudo

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Mitch Rouse

Michael Davis

• 2003

Connie Britton

Rachel Davis

• 2003

Stark Sands

Will Davis

• 2003

Leah Pipes

Sarah Davis

• 2003

Gavin Fink

Josh Davis

• 2003

Gregory Hines

Jordan King

• 2003

Aaron Hill

Tucker

• 2003

Brianna Brown

Lisa

• 2003

Blake Clark

Hotdog Vendor…

• 2003

Lisa Rieffel

Molly

• 2003

Courtney Peldon

Lori

• 2003

James Hong

Henry

• 2003

Irene Tsu

Brenda

• 2003

Kevin Johnson

Marcus

• 2003

Mako

Mr. Li

• 2003

Rick Scarry

Salesman

• 2003

Kris Thiesen

Waiter

• 2003

Jessica Lundy

Julie Barton

• 2003

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morgashimo

Connie's Back

I love this show. Sadly though, I see the signs of it being pulled from the air. I really saw some potential and even made it a point to sit through that Jim Belushi show that came on first just so I could see Connie Britton in a sitcom again. Good Show, I couldn't stop laughing. However, I don't think it will last, much to my dismay.

jakko-2

What a load of Hooey!

My god, how dismal. Poor Rich Guy! Ignores his family for years. Wifey complains he's never home. Helps make it up to her by purchasing expensive jewelry! My, didn't he get that by working and ignoring her?

Ignores kids for years. Now they are teenagers. Yet with a couple of dorky little interactions, he's the hero (woo hoo) and now Mom feels left out!

What a load of Hooey! Unbelievable, implausible, and not even well done. Don't waste your evening here - read a book or rent a vid instead.

b_young5555

Just plain lost

Love Connie and glad to see her on a show again but this show lost it the first show. Strange thing. The son is going to have sex. Okay. Got it great. Good for him. Why would he bring the girl to the house for a quick visit then plan on leaving again? There seemed to be no reason for them to stop by the house. Now since it was the pilot maybe they couldn't afford another location but if that's the case change the story. It didn't make sense so I just zoned on it. Plus who needs another show about a hapless father who is the stupidest person in the house.

butwhatdoiknow

This was better last night, on a different network

Clearly there is a black hole for original thought on TV. Everwood must be pretty good, because it's been hijacked and shrunken down into a lame 1/2 hour comedy. Nice original job, ABC -- especially in hiring an actor who looks just like Gregory Smith. Too bad there's only one of him!