A man and his family and lose everything.
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Kelsey Grammer is back as Hank, a rich man who as just gone broke. Now he and his wife and kids have to move out of his mansion and rich lifestyle, back to his home town. There he runs into people from his past, and funny situations arise.
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2009 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This show had a lot going for it. Kelsey Grammar is a sitcom legend and the writer was Tucker Cawley who wrote many of my favourite Everybody Loves Raymond episodes.
Sadly though it didn't catch on and the stories and perhaps the premise let it down. Grammar is so beloved as Frasier that it is strange seeing him play another role. The supporting characters didn't really add much and before you knew it the axe had fallen before the show even got into double figures in terms of episodes. Even Grammar's previous show 'Back to you' got through a full season.
Apparently Grammar even had a hand in the show getting axed which is a shame because given time perhaps it could have improved. Hopefully neither Grammar or Cawley will be out of work for too long.