How to Be a Gentleman

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4.7	IMDB rating

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Directed by (View all)

Tristram Shapeero

Fred Savage

Starring (View all)

David Hornsby
Andrew Carlson

Kevin Dillon
Bert Lansing

Dave Foley
Jerry

Mary Lynn Rajskub
Janet

Rhys Darby
Mike

Nancy Lenehan
Diane

Erinn Hayes
Lauren

Scott MacArthur
Tom

Written by

David Hornsby

Jeff Astrof

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13 years, 5 months ago at Oct 2 12:05

Jessica

I don't really like the main character on this show. I find his voice annoying. And the fact that they are trying to (or seem to be trying to) bring another suit-wearing blonde male character (yes, the guy kind of resembles NPH vaguely) to the TV audience...I don't think it's going to work out, despite the fact that Kevin Dillon and Dave Foley are also members of the show's cast, and it's got Fr... read more

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TV shows canceled during Season 1 (65 tv items)

"2 episodes CBS pulled this bro-com after two low-rated episodes. The remaining seven episodes were supposed to be burned off on Saturdays, but CBS pulled the series from its Saturday night timeslot after airing only one episode that lost half of the audience from the Two and a Half Men rerun leading into it."