Family Ties

Série télévisée
1982–1989
PG
30m

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7,3/10

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Michael J. Fox, Justine Bateman, Meredith Baxter, Tina Yothers, and Michael Gross in Family Ties (1982)

When a winter storm puts paid to the family's ski vacation, the Keatons spend time reminiscing about earlier days - including the birth of their children.

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Sitcom Comedy Drama Family

Les chroniques des anciens hippies libéraux Steven et Elyse Keaton, leur fils conservateur Alex, leurs filles Mallory et Jennifer, et plus tard, le plus jeune enfant Andrew.Les chroniques des anciens hippies libéraux Steven et Elyse Keaton, leur fils conservateur Alex, leurs filles Mallory et Jennifer, et plus tard, le plus jeune enfant Andrew.Les chroniques des anciens hippies libéraux Steven et Elyse Keaton, leur fils conservateur Alex, leurs filles Mallory et Jennifer, et plus tard, le plus jeune enfant Andrew.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,3/10

21 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

927

163

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

A remporté 5 prix Primetime Emmy
- 24 victoires et 43 nominations au total

Épisodes172

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HautLes mieux cotés7 saisons8 ans

Anecdotes
The cast wanted to end the show with the entire Keaton family dying in a plane crash. They didn't want to do a reunion show in the future.

Gaffes
Like many sitcoms with kids, the timeline is a mess. For example, in S1, Alex is a senior in high school planning to go to college in the fall, Mallory is 15, and Jennifer is 9. When S2 starts in the fall, Alex is still a senior in high school, Mallory is still 15, and Jennifer is 11.

Citations
Alex P. Keaton: Remember when we were kids and I run you over with my bicycle?
Erwin 'Skippy' Handleman: Yes.
Alex P. Keaton: I have a car now.

Autres versions
The complete opening credit sequences in each episode were cut from one minute to thirty seconds in syndication. Episodes now airing on Nick at Nite have restored the complete opening credit sequences. Original syndication episodes released in 1987 retain their original versions of the Paramount Pictures ID Jingle. Current Nick at Nite episodes feature the current Paramount TV ID.

Connexions
Featured in The 36th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1984)

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9/10

Good, Quality TV

I often watch old sitcoms that I use to love as a kid. A lot of times, I'm disappointed because they are not near as good as I remembered, and in some cases they are just plain bad, when seen through my now-adult eyes. Family Ties is NOT one of those sitcoms! It's more impressive now than it was then. And of course, there are things that I pick up on now that I didn't when I was 10 years old. (politics/ hippies)

I also never realized how FUNNY Michael Gross was until I started watching it again recently. I have no idea how that slipped by me! He is hilarious. Micheal J Fox is very funny too, of course. He had a lot of funny lines, but I've only recently noticed how much physical comedy he did as well. It's really sad to watch how quick and nimble he use to be; the way he could jump up onto the kitchen counter in one quick motion and slide all the way across it.

There was always a moral lesson, too. I think all '80s sitcoms had those, but Family Ties pulled it off w/o being too cheesy about it. It's such a great show for both kids & adults. Every time I watch it, I find myself thinking "what ever happened to good, quality TV!?"