- Network: FOX
- Series Premiere Date: Sep 29, 2015
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 59 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 27 out of 59
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Mixed: 14 out of 59
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Negative: 18 out of 59
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Oct 11, 2015
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Oct 13, 2015I do not find the premise of the show to be believable. The base storyline must have common sense to it. Stamos does an OK job of playing himself. I would rather see him challenge himself as an actor.
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Sep 30, 2015I like John Stamos but not necessarily this show. It tries to be so cute and precious that I wanted to gag several times during the 30 minutes. I can see this appealing to some women though who are more susceptible to manipulation by the combination of attractive men and cute babies.
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Sep 30, 2015John Stamos is still an affable performer, but he needs a better vehicle than "Grandfathered." It seemed like an OK concept, but the pilot presentation was dry and uneven. Is there potential here? Perhaps, but a lot of work needs to be done.
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Oct 10, 2015It needs work but it has potential. Stamos is kind of a cartoon not as bad as the new Grinder series, pbut his character doesn't feel genuine, kinda campy. I like the other characters.
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Yes, this is "Raising Hope" for the carpaccio crowd, but like that gone-but-not-forgetten Fox sitcom set in the no-frills aisle, the potential for schmaltziness is more than balanced by the show's oddball sensibilities.
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Grandfathered is half-assed even by the exposition-dump standards of network pilots for I AM programs. Little of its dialogue even sounds like dialogue; most of it, in fact, sounds like stuff writers might scribble in their notebooks on a page marked, "IDEAS FOR DIALOGUE: MUST WRITE BEFORE FRIDAY!!!"
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Grandfathered" is Stamos at his handsome-but-vulnerable best. Its pilot, a snappy half-hour sprinkled with celebrity cameos and one-liners, isn't groundbreaking television, but it sets the table for a multigenerational rom-com.