Quintuplets (2004–2005)Parents Bob (Andy Richter) and Carol (Rebecca Creskoff) work hard to raise their very different teenage quintuplets. Creator:Mark Reisman |
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Quintuplets (2004–2005)Parents Bob (Andy Richter) and Carol (Rebecca Creskoff) work hard to raise their very different teenage quintuplets. Creator:Mark Reisman |
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| Andy Richter | ... |
Bob Chase
(22 episodes, 2004-2005)
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| Rebecca Creskoff | ... |
Carol Chase
(22 episodes, 2004-2005)
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| Johnny Lewis | ... |
Pearce Chase
(22 episodes, 2004-2005)
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| Jake McDorman | ... |
Parker Chase
(22 episodes, 2004-2005)
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| Ryan Pinkston | ... |
Patton Chase
(22 episodes, 2004-2005)
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| April Matson | ... |
Penny Chase
(22 episodes, 2004-2005)
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| Sarah Wright | ... |
Paige Chase
(22 episodes, 2004-2005)
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| JT Alexander |
(15 episodes, 2004-2005)
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The Chase 'quints', short for quintuplets, are the five children of father Bob Chase and his bossy wife Carol. The eldest, hunky athlete Parker, is the popular pride and protector of his siblings, especially his brothers who look up to him and accept some superior insults and insinuations in exchange for his welcome help. Second brother Pierce is a bit of a nitwit, 'baby brother' Patton cocky and pushy. Paige is an empty-headed but popular fashion-addict, her sister Penny smarter but bitter as an unattractive social outcast. Written by KGF Vissers
I have always been a critic of movies and television. Ever since I was a small child, I could watch a TV show or a movie and decide for myself if it was "GOOD" or "BAD" or "Just O.K." In this intense, scary world that we live in, "QUINTUPLETS" is the perfect remedy for the blues! Why the "reviews" for this show have been so bad, I'll never know. Andy Richter's hilarity is used to perfect effect, especially in his scenes with Patton (Ryan Pinkston) and Pierce (Johnny Lewis), who are the funniest of the Quints, which also includes Penny, Paige, and Parker. I think that people who write in and trash this show are either depressed and unhappy in their own lives, or they are wide-eyed right-wing fanatics wondering what happened to "Leave It To Beaver." Didn't you love the episode where Patton joined the cheerleading squad so that he could be close to the girls, but later quit because he got an erection during every practice? PRICELESS! If you don't find humor in this show, switch over to PAX and watch repeats of "DR. QUINN, MEDICINE WOMAN."