- Country United States
- Genre Comedy
- Runtime 30 minutes
- Total runtime 5 hours
- Status Ended
- Network Comedy Central
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Big Lake
Josh (Chris Gethard of Upright CItizens Brigade) loses his big city banking job and has to move back home and onto his parents' couch in Big Lake, PA. He reunites with Glenn (Horatio Sanz, "Saturday Night Live"), his childhood best friend who's fresh out of minimum security prison, and their favorite high school teacher Mr. Chris Henkel (Chris Parnell, "SNL," "30 Rock"), all the while dealing with a Dad who's trying to kick him out of the house, a Mom who's maybe taking too many diet pills, and a seemingly dorky 13-year-old brother who's secretly running a small criminal empire.
Josh needs to new job and move off his parents' couch. But right now he and his friends are too busy with iguanas, fighting bears, Serbian death metal enthusiasts, the Hooded Beast, and, of course, Lee Harvey Osworld.
In the world of television sitcoms, there are few shows that capture the essence of family dynamics and community spirit like Tyler Perry's Assisted Living. Premiering on September 2, 2020, this American comedy series quickly became a fan favorite, showcasing the unique challenges faced by Jeremy, a patriarch who finds himself uprooted from his comfortable life after losing his job. With its relatable themes and engaging characters, it’s no wonder that viewers have been captivated by this heartwarming story.
The plot kicks off as Jeremy decides to move his family back to Georgia to lend a helping hand to his grandfather Vinny, played by J. Anthony Brown. Vinny has taken on the daunting task of managing an elderly care facility that he purchased without fully understanding the implications. The rundown state of this assisted living home leads to comedic chaos as Jeremy and his family try to adapt to their new circumstances while dealing with Vinny's antics. Adding to the mix are Mr. Brown (David Mann) and Cora (Tamela Mann), who arrive just in time as investors ready to pitch in their own brand of humor and support.
One of the most appealing aspects of Assisted Living is its strong ensemble cast, which includes notable performances from Na'im Lynn as Jeremy and Courtney Nichole portraying Leah, Jeremy's wife. The chemistry among the cast members creates an infectious energy that keeps audiences laughing episode after episode. Each character brings their own quirks and charm, making for compelling storylines that resonate well with viewers looking for both comedy and substance.
