Get Real was a short-lived comedy-drama on the FOX Network centering on the fictional Green family of Los Angeles. It ran from September 1999 to April 2000. It starred Eric Christian Olsen and Anne Hathaway in very early roles, as the older siblings to central character of the series, youngest child, Kenny.
Get Real was a short-lived comedy-drama on the FOX Network centering on the fictional Green family of Los Angeles. It ran from September 1999 to April 2000. It starred Eric Christian Olsen and Anne Hathaway in very early roles, as the older siblings to central character of the series, youngest child, Kenny.
Season 1 episodes
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Episode 1
Pilot
44m
It's a typical day in the life for the Green family, as young Kenny persues a classmate and Meghan contemplates her future.
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Directed by Scott WinantWritten by Clyde PhillipsGuest stars Noel Gugliemi, Jon Foster, January Jones, Maggie Wheeler, Peter Hermann, David Koechner, Taryn Manning, Jasper Cole
Directed by Larry ShawWritten by Clyde PhillipsGuest stars Amy Carlson, Christina Milian, Dinah Lenney, Peter Hermann, Taryn Manning, Elaine Kagan, John Verea, Jane Macfie
Directed by Larry ShawWritten by Clyde PhillipsGuest stars Christina Milian, Bobby Slayton, Shannon Tweed, Peter Hermann, Josh Daugherty, Taryn Manning, Rosalind Chao, Michael Malota
Directed by Kenneth FinkWritten by Pam VeaseyGuest stars Jenny Lewis, Amy Carlson, Kimberlee Peterson, Taryn Manning, Vanessa Lee Chester, Brian Gross, David Wells, Thomas Silcott
Directed by Bill D'EliaGuest stars Scott Patterson, Maile Misajon, Kristoff St. John, Cecil Hoffman, Taryn Manning, Christine Renee Miller, Steven Gilborn, Sydney Walsh
Directed by Richard ComptonWritten by Alan CrossGuest stars Kelly Rutherford, Efrain Figueroa, Tricia O'Kelley, Castulo Guerra, Simi Mehta, Alexandra Picatto, Steve Susskind, Natalie Ramsey
Directed by David GrossmanWritten by Michele FazekasGuest stars Kelly Rutherford, Castulo Guerra, Simi Mehta, Alexandra Picatto, Judith Scott, Natalie Ramsey, Scott Vickaryous
Directed by Stephen CraggWritten by Tim SchlattmannGuest stars Kelly Rutherford, Anjul Nigam, David Dunard, MC Lyte, Leila Leigh, Morocco Omari, Sharon Omi, Leslie Upson
Directed by James Whitmore Jr.Written by Clyde PhillipsGuest stars James Roday Rodriguez, Garikayi Mutambirwa, Chris D'Elia, Alexandra Picatto, Scott Lawrence, Kyle Gibson, Natalie Ramsey, Scott Vickaryous
Directed by Jefery LevyGuest stars Alexandra Picatto, Steve Susskind, Judith Scott, David Sage, Amber Barretto, Chris D'Elia, Agatha Drake, Jordan Lund
Directed by James Whitmore Jr.Written by Michele FazekasGuest stars Kelly Rutherford, Anna Slotky, Steve Howey, Jason Schwartzman, Alexandra Picatto, Gloria O'Brien, Page Leong, Scott Lawrence
Directed by Jefery LevyWritten by Clyde PhillipsGuest stars Lenore Kasdorf, Annabelle Gurwitch, Hallie Eisenberg, John Glover, Taryn Manning, José Zúñiga, Eve Brent, Natalie Ramsey
Directed by James Whitmore Jr.Written by Tom SpezialyGuest stars Ethan Embry, Thom Barry, Regan Burns, Debi Mazar, Gary McGurk, Pamela Roberts, James Aaron Smith, Jack Stehlin
Directed by Lou AntonioWritten by Alan CrossGuest stars Josh Zuckerman, Taryn Manning, Quinn Paul, Hildy Brooks, Scott Lawrence, Natalie Ramsey, Scott Vickaryous
Directed by Jefery LevyGuest stars Bill Nye, Rif Hutton, Mark Allan Staubach, Sean Huze, Eric Mabius, Brenda Strong, John Michael Higgins, Natalie Ramsey
Mitch's problems of selling the firehouse restaurant bacame worse as his father shows up and screws everything by trying to help.Clay suddenly changes as he became closer to his old friends again and faces the possibility of losing his scholarship as he fails in maths.Kenny interviews family members for a hw for their thoughts on display of courage.
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Directed by Oz ScottWritten by Michele FazekasGuest stars Ellen Pompeo, Tom Arnold, Aaron Paul, Dinah Lenney, Dan Desmond, Denis Arndt, Dan Martin, Dinah Lenney
Meghan is selected as the valedictorian, but she doesn't want to give the speech; Mitch is arrested for suspicion of drunk-driving but it's understood later that he has health problems, mainly caused by stress and Amy, who came to the crisis center for help, as she is suspected of having AIDS. Kenny is dumped by Kimberly and rebounds with Taylor. He later becomes suspicious about Taylor, as he thinks she is using him for cheating in a final. At the end, we learn that Taylor was not using Kenny; Neither Meghan nor Clay have Aids. Meghan decides to study abroad in Spain and give the speech, as she explains these in a family dinner; During the dinner Mitch's nose starts bleeding and he collapses to the ground.
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Directed by Jefery LevyWritten by Tim SchlattmannGuest stars Kim Morgan Greene, Marissa Jaret Winokur, Mila Kunis, Arye Gross, Alexandra Picatto, Scott Lawrence, Kymberly Newberry, Natalie Ramsey
As Clay injures himself during a track practice,Meghan should decide whether to go to college or not.Mary and Mitch are going to celebrate their 18th anniversary by going to ""Leon""-the diner where mitch proposed to Mary.Also Mitch goes through some medical tests.And Kenny asks Taylor out.At the end we've learned that Meghan had made a great speech,Taylor tried to use Kenny to make her ex-boyfriend jelous but fails as Kenny realises the situation and gave her a speech she'll never forget at Jody's party.Also Cameron missed half of the party in order to pass a lesson by reading a book at her teacher's house,but afterwards he wants his f back and says he'll go to the summerschool in order to prove that he's not choosing the easy way.And at the last scene we learn that Mitch has a kind of brain tumor. -THE END-
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Directed by David GrossmanWritten by Clyde PhillipsGuest stars Amy Carlson, James Lafferty, Jesse Gullion, Mila Kunis, Arye Gross, Charlie Talbert, Natalie Ramsey, Scott Vickaryous