ABC 2011 Fall TV Premiere: Suburgatory
With Better With You cancelled, that leaves the 8:30 p.m. spot open for something new and ABC is filling the gap with Suburgatory, a comedy series that follows a single father who moves his teen daughter from the city to the suburbs.
Suburgatory features a solid cast including Jeremy Sisto (Six Feet Under, Clueless), Cheryl Hines (Curb Your Enthusiasm) and Allie Grant, whom Weeds fans will recognize from her role as Celia’s often irritated daughter Isabelle. The premise sounds cute but the clips do an even better job of showcasing the humor in the series. I was really hoping ABC would find something good to put between The Middle and Modern Family if they weren’t planning on putting those two comedies next to each other. From the looks of it, Suburgatory is going to fit right in on Wednesday nights.
Below is ABC’s synopsis for the series and further down are a few clips from the premiere episode:
Suburgatory will begin airing Wednesdays this Fall (2011), 8:30-9:00 p.m., ET
CLICK HERE to view ABC’s Fall 2011 Primetime Schedule.
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