Second Noah

Série télévisée
1996–1998
1h

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James Marsden, Erika Page White, Gemini Barnett, Betsy Brantley, Ashley Gorrell, Zelda Harris, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Jeffrey Licon, Deirdre O'Connell, Jeremy Torgerson, and Jon Torgerson in Second Noah (1996)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA writer marries a zookeeper. They adopt a passel of cute children and cute animals. Complications ensue.A writer marries a zookeeper. They adopt a passel of cute children and cute animals. Complications ensue.A writer marries a zookeeper. They adopt a passel of cute children and cute animals. Complications ensue.

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Prix
- 1 nomination au total

Épisodes21

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HautLes mieux cotés2 saisons2 ans

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Anecdotes
Aside from low ratings, network politics was widely believed to be behind the show's cancellation. ABC had recently been bought by Disney, who at the time were planning to open their Animal Kingdom theme park. The show's extensive connections to Busch Gardens was viewed as too great a conflict of interest for Disney.

Connexions
Referenced in Too Funny to Fail: The Life & Death of The Dana Carvey Show (2017)

Commentaires des utilisateurs11

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This show should have made it.

For anyone who remembers, Second Noah aired the same year as another popular, still running, family-oriented series with a big family... But unlike that show, Second Noah was edgier. Maybe TOO edgy for the year it aired??? The oldest son (heart-throb James Marsden) was actually the father to the youngest (adorable Gemini Barnett also from The Wedding Singer), was wanting to drop out of school, and dated the proverbial bad-girl. And the rest of the adopted siblings had their own issues. Wanting to know their biological parents, feeling out of place... etc. While such a ethnically diverse family is uncommon, their issues weren't. Viewers just happened to be drawn to the sugar coated, bubblegum version of a rival show. Not to mention, being shot on location instead of on set provided some beautiful footage that made for a Real, warm, loving, homey feel.