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A family comedy told through the separate stories of different family members.

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Heavily inspired by the sitcom Modern Family (2009), one of the most successful shows in history. Both feature multi-generational families at varying stages of life. See more »

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The show opens with the printed tag line, "One Big Family. Four Short Stories.". This is a pun. Each episode consists of four complete stories, presented one at a time. But also, the name of the family is "Short". So the four segments that make up each episode aren't just short stories. They're Short stories. See more »

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Good family TV viewing
24 September 2015 | by – See all my reviews

Creator Justin Adler (Samantha Who - 2007) comes back to television with a fresh and humorous look at family (four families to be exact). With "Parenthood" off the air and other family dramas overly dramatic "Empire," "Life in Pieces" features catchy dialogue that isn't sappy, relatable family situations, and a cast of lovable characters (including the fab Dianne Wiest, easy going James Brolin, and funny men Dan Bakkedahl and Colin Hanks to name just a few of the great cast). This new series is a reminder that good TV doesn't need to be filled with drama at every turn. "Life in Pieces" is sure to be one of this seasons good family TV viewing experiences.


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