Camp Wilder

Série télévisée
1992–1993
30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter her parents' deaths, a single mother moves back to her childhood home to become the legal guardian of her younger siblings.After her parents' deaths, a single mother moves back to her childhood home to become the legal guardian of her younger siblings.After her parents' deaths, a single mother moves back to her childhood home to become the legal guardian of her younger siblings.

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7,0/10

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Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total

Épisodes19

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HautLes mieux notés 1 Saison2 ans

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Rôles principaux51

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Mary Page Keller

Ricky Wilder

Jerry O'Connell

Brody Wilder

Jay Mohr

Dorfman

Meghann Haldeman

Melissa Wilder

Hilary Swank

Danielle

Margaret Langrick

Beth

Tina Majorino

Sophie Wilder

Jared Leto

Dexter

Deborah Tucker

Nora

Blake Sennett

Paul Sand

Hasselman

Don Lake

Ed…

Beverly Garland

Grandma

Drew Pillsbury

Hank

Lenore Kasdorf

Leigh

Shonda Whipple

Molly

Seth Green

David

Marley Shelton

Jennifer

Histoire

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Anecdotes
The show was a hit in Germany.

Citations
[the gang is playing with a Ouija Board]
Dorfman: Go ahead, Beth, ask it anything.
Beth: Okay.
[pause]
Beth: Why do guys say they're gonna call, and so you give them your number, and you wait by the phone, and do they call? No!
Dorfman: Ask and answer. Okay!

Connexions
Featured in ABC TGIF: Épisode #4.11 (1992)

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Terrible show.

When you have a character named "Dorfman," you can tell you have a series that won't be winning any Emmys any time soon. This sitcom was impossible to distinguish from any of the hundreds of other cookie cutter "madhouse" comedies. Every character on this show was a time-worn, hackneyed mindless television stereotype, the worst among them, Jay Mohr's character Dorfman. Dorfman was the ultra-common kooky, wacky neighbor that the success of Steve Urkel spawned throughout television in the early nineties. Watching this drivel was one of the biggest wastes of time I've ever experienced.