Titus

Synopsis

Titus is a dark comedy TV show starring Christopher Titus that aired from 2000 to 2002. The series delves into the dysfunctional family dynamics of Titus, a sarcastic and acerbic comedian, as he navigates through life's challenges. With a unique blend of humor and raw emotion, the show tackles tough topics such as mental illness, addiction, and dysfunctional relationships in a relatable and engaging manner. Christopher Titus's powerful storytelling and comedic chops shine through, creating a compelling and thought-provoking viewing experience. Titus offers a fresh and honest take on family life, filled with witty dialogue and unexpected twists.

Cast

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  Christopher Titus

  Christopher Titus

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  Cynthia Watros

  Erin Fitzpatrick

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  Zack Ward

  Dave Scoville

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  David Shatraw

  Tommy Shafter

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  Stacy Keach

  Ken Titus

Reviews

Titus received critical acclaim for its bold and edgy humor, as well as its poignant exploration of dark themes. "Rotten Tomatoes" praised the show for its fearless storytelling and awarded it a high rating of 90%. "IMDb" users lauded Christopher Titus's performance and the show's unique blend of comedy and drama, giving it an impressive 8.4/10. "Metacritic" commended the series for its strong writing and character development, earning it a score of 85. Critics hailed Titus as a refreshing and daring addition to the TV comedy landscape, with its fearless approach to tackling taboo subjects and its stellar cast performances.