Grace and Frankie
(2015– )
Emotions run high When a funeral throws Grace, Frankie, Robert and Sol together in public for the first time since the split.
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Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jane Fonda | ... | Grace Hanson | |
Lily Tomlin | ... | Frankie Bergstein | |
Sam Waterston | ... | Sol Bergstein | |
Martin Sheen | ... | Robert Hanson | |
Brooklyn Decker | ... | Mallory Hanson (credit only) | |
Ethan Embry | ... | Coyote Bergstein (credit only) | |
June Diane Raphael | ... | Brianna Hanson (credit only) | |
Baron Vaughn | ... | Nwabudike Bergstein (credit only) | |
Christine Lahti | ... | Lydia Foster | |
Richard Azurdia | ... | Tito | |
Jeff Doucette | ... | Homer | |
Peter Mackenzie | ... | Peter Warren | |
Alison Martin | ... | Judy Warren | |
Timothy V. Murphy | ... | Byron | |
Jill Basey | ... | Sally |
Emotions run high When a funeral throws Grace, Frankie, Robert and Sol together in public for the first time since the split.
My summary statement comes from Grace's remark to Robert about the newly formed couple. In this offering, a family friend has died. He was old, and all four of the main characters feel obligated to go to the man's funeral. Unfortunately, they all arrive at the reviewal and must deal with their paranoia and their former spouses. Sol is sickeningly fawning, Robert is embarrassed, Grace is utterly self centered, and Frankie is her impatient juggernaut self. There are some seriously tender moments among the angry exchanges. What this show is doing is not forgetting the humanity of these people. They are not being played as buffoons, even if that would describe some of their behavior.