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'''''Rodney''''' is an [[United States|American]] [[television]] [[sitcom]] that began broadcasting on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] on [[September 21]], [[2004]]. The show's story, loosely based on the life of the titular character's actor, [[stand-up comedy|comedian]] [[Rodney Carrington]], revolves around the character Rodney Hamilton who wishes to leave his horrible job in [[Tulsa, Oklahoma]] to become a stand-up comedian. The show also began broadcasting in the UK on [[ABC1]] on [[May 31]], [[2005]]. Other cast members include [[Jennifer Aspen]], who plays Trina Hamilton (Rodney's wife), and [[Amy Pietz]], who plays Charlie, Trina's sister. |
'''''Rodney''''' is an [[United States|American]] [[television]] [[sitcom]] that began broadcasting on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] on [[September 21]], [[2004]]. The show's story, loosely based on the life of the titular character's actor, [[stand-up comedy|comedian]] [[Rodney Carrington]], revolves around the character Rodney Hamilton who wishes to leave his horrible job in [[Tulsa, Oklahoma]] to become a stand-up comedian. The show also began broadcasting in the UK on [[ABC1]] on [[May 31]], [[2005]]. Other cast members include [[Jennifer Aspen]], who plays Trina Hamilton (Rodney's wife), and [[Amy Pietz]], who plays Charlie, Trina's sister. |
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Rodney's life revolves around his family - his wife Trina and his sons Jack and Bo. He also spends a lot of time with his best friend Barry Martin who is constantly trying to escape his wife Genie and with his crazy sister in law Charlie. He also spends quite a lot of time with father in law Carl who have a mutual loathing for each other and in one episode Rodney shoots Carl in the butt. Rodney also has a strained relationship with his mother who he disapproves of and the father who abandons him but does turn up when a prank announces Rodney had died. Rodney's reaction to this news is, "that has to be wrong". |
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Rodney's main ambition is to become a successful stand up comedian but has to fit this in with various jobs such as a sry waller and a night watchman. |
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'Rodney' stars are as follows. Rodney Carrington as Rodney Hamilton, Jennifer Aspen as Trina Hamilton, Amy Pietz as Charlie, Nick Searcy as Barry, Oliver Davis as Jack Hamilton and Matthew Josten as Bo Hamilton. |
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Ric Swartzlander is the creator and executive producer of the comedy series. David Himelfarb is the executive producer. |
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Revision as of 20:54, 11 May 2006
Rodney is an American television sitcom that began broadcasting on ABC on September 21, 2004. The show's story, loosely based on the life of the titular character's actor, comedian Rodney Carrington, revolves around the character Rodney Hamilton who wishes to leave his horrible job in Tulsa, Oklahoma to become a stand-up comedian. The show also began broadcasting in the UK on ABC1 on May 31, 2005. Other cast members include Jennifer Aspen, who plays Trina Hamilton (Rodney's wife), and Amy Pietz, who plays Charlie, Trina's sister.
Rodney's life revolves around his family - his wife Trina and his sons Jack and Bo. He also spends a lot of time with his best friend Barry Martin who is constantly trying to escape his wife Genie and with his crazy sister in law Charlie. He also spends quite a lot of time with father in law Carl who have a mutual loathing for each other and in one episode Rodney shoots Carl in the butt. Rodney also has a strained relationship with his mother who he disapproves of and the father who abandons him but does turn up when a prank announces Rodney had died. Rodney's reaction to this news is, "that has to be wrong".
Rodney's main ambition is to become a successful stand up comedian but has to fit this in with various jobs such as a sry waller and a night watchman.
'Rodney' stars are as follows. Rodney Carrington as Rodney Hamilton, Jennifer Aspen as Trina Hamilton, Amy Pietz as Charlie, Nick Searcy as Barry, Oliver Davis as Jack Hamilton and Matthew Josten as Bo Hamilton.
Ric Swartzlander is the creator and executive producer of the comedy series. David Himelfarb is the executive producer.