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How many seasons does Butterflies have?
4 seasons
How many episodes does Butterflies have?
28 episodes
When did Butterflies premiere?
April 7, 2005
When did Butterflies end?
April 7, 2005
How long are episodes of Butterflies?
30 minutes
What is the IMDb rating of Butterflies?
6.9 out of 10
Who stars in Butterflies?
Wendy Craig
,
Geoffrey Palmer
, and
Bruce Montague
Who created Butterflies?
Carla Lane
Who wrote Butterflies?
Carla Lane
Who directed Butterflies?
Sydney Lotterby
,
Gareth Gwenlan
,
Mandie Fletcher
, and
John B. Hobbs
Who was the producer of Butterflies?
Gareth Gwenlan
and
Sydney Lotterby
Who was the cinematographer for Butterflies?
Bill Matthews
What is the plot of Butterflies?
Ria, a happily married suburban housewife, reaches the age when she feels like life is passing her by.
Who are the characters in Butterflies?
Adam Parkinson, Ben Parkinson, Leonard Dunn, Mr. Conrad, Mr. Worth, Ria Parkinson, Ruby, Russell Parkinson, and Thomas
What genre is Butterflies?
Comedy, Romance, and Romantic Comedy
How many awards has Butterflies been nominated for?
1 nomination
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