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Surviving Suburbia (2009– )Steve and Anne Patterson, along with their two children, Henry and Courtney, enjoy easy living in the suburbs. That is, until their new next-door neighbors begin causing problems. |
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| Bob Saget | ... |
Steve Patterson
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| Cynthia Stevenson | ... |
Anne Patterson
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| Jared Kusnitz | ... |
Henry Patterson
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| G. Hannelius | ... |
Courtney Patterson
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| Jere Burns | ... |
Dr. Jim
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| Dan Cortese | ... |
Onno
(10 episodes, 2009)
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| Lorna Scott | ... |
Monica
(10 episodes, 2009)
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Lyndsey Sullivan | ... |
Jenna
(7 episodes, 2009)
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Steve and Anne Patterson, along with their two children, Henry and Courtney, enjoy easy living in the suburbs. That is, until their new next-door neighbors begin causing problems.
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A real family sitcom in the midst of so much reality trash that you can actually watch with your kids. Bob Saget reprises his familiar role as a father "lost in the shuffle" of family life and Cynthia Stevenson plays his wife and the mother of a teenage son and young daughter.
The real star of this family-friendly show is the spunky and precocious G Hannelius, who can be seen on the Disney promo shorts "Leo Little's Big Show". Her natural energy and personality shine in what may be the early glimpses of a future superstar.
Given the current TV viewer's apparent appetite for adults behaving badly, just hope a family-oriented sitcom about normal child-raising issues can survive in a network prime-time spot. It's safe to let the kids stay up till 9:30 again.