Out of Order

Synopsis

Out of Order is a dark comedy miniseries that follows the lives of a well-known TV scriptwriter Mark Colm and his wife Alice, as they navigate their crumbling marriage amidst various chaotic events. As Mark's career spirals out of control, he finds himself entangled in a web of lies, infidelities, and unexpected encounters that challenge his moral compass and jeopardize his sanity. The series delves into themes of love, betrayal, and the consequences of pursuing one's desires at any cost, all set against the backdrop of the fast-paced entertainment industry in Los Angeles. With a stellar cast led by Eric Stoltz, Out of Order offers a compelling exploration of the turbulent relationships that define our lives.

Cast

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  Eric Stoltz

  Mark Colm

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  Felicity Huffman

  Lorna Colm

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  Kim Dickens

  Danni

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  Dyllan Christopher

  Walter Colm

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  Justine Bateman

  Annie

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  William H. Macy

  Steven

Reviews

Out of Order received mixed reviews from critics upon its release in 2003. While some praised the show's dark humor and unconventional storytelling, others found it to be overly chaotic and lacking coherence. Rotten Tomatoes gave the series a rating of 6.3/10, with critics applauding Eric Stoltz's performance but criticizing the uneven pacing of the plot. IMDb users rated the show at 7.2/10, with positive comments about the character development and sharp dialogue. Metacritic gave Out of Order a score of 58/100, citing the show's ambitious narrative structure as both a strength and a weakness. Overall, the series garnered attention for its unique approach to exploring the complexities of modern relationships through a satirical lens.