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Everybody Hates Chris

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white middle school in a sitcom `inspired by the childhood experiences' of comedian Chris Rock, who produces and narrates the series.

 

Everybody Hates Chris (2005)

Set in inner-city New York in 1982, comedy focuses on a 13-year old boy who tries - and generally fails - to make it through his days without exasperating his mother, a woman with high expectations for her oldest child. Case in point: on the very day he's supposed to get home early to let his little brother & sister in the house, events conspire to make him just as late as possible.

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Status : Running Edit Status
Running Time : 22 minutes
Premiered : September 22, 2005
Date Ended : May 08, 2009
Number of Episodes : 66
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Language : English
TV Station : The CW
Country : United States
Picture Format : HDTV 1080i
Audio Format : Stereophonic Sound
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Caption : Closed Caption
Genre : Comedy, Drama

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