Happy Endings (series) (2011)
Release Year: 2011
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: N/A
Director: Anthony Russo, Beth McCarthy-Miller, David Caspe, Eric Appel, Fred Goss, Fred Savage, Gail Lerner, Gail Mancuso, Jay Chandrasekhar, Jeff Melman, Joe Russo, Josh Bycel, Ken Whittingham, Kyle Newacheck, Lee Shallat Chemel, Matt Shakman, Michael A. Price, Michael Patrick Jann, Randall Einhorn, Rebecca Asher, Rob Greenberg, Steven Sprung, Stuart McDonald, Tristram Shapeero, Troy Miller, Victor Nelli Jr.
Writer: Annie Mebane, Brian Gallivan, Dan Rubin, Daniel Chun, Daniel Libman, David Caspe, Erik Sommers, Gail Lerner, Gil Ozeri, Hilary Winston, Jackie Clarke, Jason Berger, Jonathan Fener, Jonathan Groff, Josh Bycel, Lauren Otero, Leila Strachan, Lon Zimmet, Matthew Libman, Prentice Penny, Rob Kerkovich, Sierra Teller Ornelas, Steve Basilone, Todd Linden, Todd Waldman
Production & Genre
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Companies: ABC Studios, Sony Pictures Television
Genre: American Television Sitcom, Comedy, Drama, Lgbt-Related Television Series, Romance, Romantic Comedy, Sitcom
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Keywords
Keywords: friendship, group of friends, husband wife relationship, interracial couple, lgbt, sibling relationship, sitcom
Story
Happy Endings follows six friends living in Chicago who are brought together by the couple Alex and Dave. When they break up on their wedding day, it forces them all to reevaluate their life choices. Alex and Dave, despite their broken engagement, decide to remain friends. The show chronicles the ups and downs of this group of thirty-somethings as they navigate careers, relationships, and life in general.
Summary
Happy Endings is an American sitcom that aired from 2011 to 2013. It focuses on a group of six dysfunctional friends in Chicago, including Alex and Dave who were once engaged but called off their wedding. The series explores themes of friendship, love, and personal growth as the characters deal with the aftermath of Alex and Dave's breakup.
