Clerks

Synopsis

Clerks, the TV show based on the 1994 cult classic film of the same name, follows the daily misadventures of slacker clerks Dante Hicks and Randal Graves as they navigate through the mundane life at the Quick Stop convenience store in New Jersey. With a mix of witty dialogue, quirky characters, and unique storytelling, Clerks' TV adaptation captures the essence of the original film while expanding the world of its beloved characters. Viewers are taken on a hilarious and often absurd journey filled with comedic situations that reflect the struggles of young adults stuck in dead-end jobs.

Cast

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  Brian O'Halloran

  Dante Hicks (voice)

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  Jeff Anderson

  Randal Graves (voice)

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  Jason Mewes

  Jay (voice)

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  Kevin Smith

  Silent Bob (voice)

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  Alec Baldwin

  Leonardo Leonardo (voice)

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  Kevin Michael Richardson

  Narrator / Morpheus (voice)

Reviews

Clerks, the TV series, received mixed reviews upon its release in 2000. While some critics appreciated the show's humor and faithful adaptation of the film, others found it lacking in originality and depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 6.4/10, with critics praising the witty banter between Brian O'Halloran's character, Dante, and Jeff Anderson's character, Randal. IMDb rated it 7.4/10, with many users enjoying the nostalgic throwback to the original Clerks movie and the continuation of the characters' stories. Metacritic scored it at 58/100, citing the show's potential but noting inconsistencies in its execution.