Chasing Life 

April Carver, whose world has just started to look up, is diagnosed with leukemia. With the support of her family and best friend, she might just be able to fight it.

Creators:

Susanna Fogel, Marco Lagarde, Joni Lefkowitz

Stars:

Italia Ricci, Mary Page Keller, Richard Brancatisano

5 nominations.

Cast

Series cast summary:
Italia Ricci	...	April Carver 34 episodes, 2014-2015
Mary Page Keller	...	Sara Carver 34 episodes, 2014-2015
Richard Brancatisano	...	Dominic / ... 34 episodes, 2014-2015
Haley Ramm	...	Brenna Carver 34 episodes, 2014-2015
Aisha Dee	...	Beth Kingston 34 episodes, 2014-2015
Scott Michael Foster	...	Leo Hendrie 26 episodes, 2014-2015
Abhi Sinha	...	Danny Gupta 23 episodes, 2014-2015
Rebecca Schull	...	Emma 22 episodes, 2014-2015
Jessica Meraz	...	Natalie Ortiz 22 episodes, 2014-2015
Steven Weber	...	Dr. George Carver 22 episodes, 2014-2015
Merrin Dungey	...	Dr. Susan Hamburg 15 episodes, 2014-2015
Gracie Dzienny	...	Greer Danville 14 episodes, 2014-2015

Storyline

April Carver, whose world has just started to look up, is diagnosed with leukemia. With the support of her family and best friend, she might just be able to fight it.

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Plot Keywords:

journalist | cancer | female lead | family relationships | based on tv series | 

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Taglines:

Cancer sucks.

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Genres:

Drama | Family | Romance

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2014 (USA)

Also Known As:

Terminales

Filming Locations:

Santa Clarita, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Televisa,Televisa USA

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Trivia

Steven Weber and Mary Page Keller played a married couple in Deception: A Mother's Secret (1991).

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Connections

Referenced in Nostalgia Critic: The Purge (2014)

User Reviews

A different approach

Possibly the most emotionally loaded series I have watched in many years. I feel totally immersed in the plot and I am craving for each new episode. Initial scepticism around the disconsolate nature of the main topic was gently washed away by the richness of nuances and references developed within the brilliant script. It definitely gives a new dimension to the 'riveting' attribute frequently used for outstanding theatrical performance. A constant zigzag between scintillating black humour and cynical diagnosis. In my humble view, it does not fall into any known category of TV series. It is a new genre, still to be defined and categorised.