Complete Savages

Synopsis

Complete Savages is a family sitcom that premiered in 2004, created by Mike Scully and Julie Thacker-Scully. The show follows the chaotic life of single father Nick Savage, played by Keith Carradine, as he tries to raise his five unruly sons. From dealing with typical teenage drama to hilarious misadventures, each episode showcases the unique dynamics of the Savage family. With Keith Carradine's charismatic performance and the talented young cast, Complete Savages offers a mix of humor and heartfelt moments that resonate with both parents and teenagers alike. The show's blend of comedy and family values makes it a wholesome and entertaining watch for viewers of all ages.

Cast

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  Keith Carradine

  Nick Savage

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  Erik von Detten

  Chris Savage

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  Andrew Eiden

  Sam Savage

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  Shaun Sipos

  Jack Savage

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  Evan Ellingson

  Kyle Savage

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  Jason Dolley

  T. J. Savage

Reviews

Complete Savages received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. "Rotten Tomatoes" gave the show a rating of 48%, with some critics praising the performances of the cast but criticizing the lack of originality in the sitcom genre. "IMDb" users have rated the show 6.4/10, with many viewers enjoying the comedic elements and the chemistry between the characters. However, some critics felt that the show struggled to find its footing in terms of storytelling and character development. Despite the criticisms, Complete Savages has garnered a dedicated fan base over the years who appreciate its light-hearted humor and family-centric themes. Overall, the show offers a nostalgic look at the ups and downs of growing up in a large, unconventional family.