Four Kings: Season 1

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Season Details & Credits

NBC | Season Premiere Date: January 5, 2006

Starring: Seth Green, Josh Cooke, Shane McRae

Summary: This NBC sitcom from the creators of "Will & Grace" finds four 20-something friends sharing a Manhattan apartment.

Creator: David Kohan

Genre(s): Comedy

Season 1 Episodes

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S1:E13. Black Widow's Lair
Air Date: unknown
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S1:E12. Lobby Girl
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S1:E11. Check, Please
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Dana Stevens

It's neither wildly innovative nor sidesplittingly funny, but it has a warm, cozy group vibe and no flagrant casting mishaps. Read full review

Alessandra Stanley

"Four Kings" is better than a lot of similar sitcoms, but it's not different enough to stand out in what NBC hopes will be a renaissance of must-see television. Read full review

Doug Elfman

"Four Kings" is a strange thing. The first episode of the new NBC comedy reeks. But there are moments in the next two episodes that make it seem as if it has the potential to be a male version of "Sex and the City," minus the naughty stuff HBO could show that NBC can't. Read full review

Matthew Gilbert

OK, ''Four Kings" isn't the worst of its type, in that some of the jokes hit their mark. Read full review

Paul Brownfield

What can I tell you about "Four Kings" that you won't already know? It premieres tonight at 8:30 on NBC. By 8:46, or thereabouts, you will understand everything. Read full review

Linda Stasi

"Kings" is a self-conscious attempt to reel in the 20- to 30-something male demographic that TV is so desperate to capture. But, unfortunately, it isn't edgy, especially funny or believable. Read full review

Verne Gay

Dreadful. Read full review

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melissam

Jul 30, 2007

I just love it they make a very fun group of friends, they complement each other very well.