A comedy about a cranky ne'er-do-well living in the house of his mother, Maria. On his 30th birthday, his mother tells him some big news: he is the second coming of Jesus Christ.
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Leena
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Maria
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Nicole
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Vince
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Sal
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Father Luke
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Joe
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Daryl
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Rajani
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A comedy about a cranky ne'er-do-well living in the house of his mother, Maria. On his 30th birthday, his mother tells him some big news: he is the second coming of Jesus Christ.
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From the barrage of trailers on TV, this title got my attention. I was not expecting much, but waded in to the pilot. It is very well written, and has a very talented cast. I had a few genuine belly laughs, which is uncommon for the first episode of any series. I am looking forward to future episodes. I will never think of Sudbury the same way again!