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Call Your Mother is an American television multi-camera sitcom created by Kari Lizer that premiered on ABC on January 13, 2021, as a midseason entry in the 2020β21 television season . [1]
The series follows an empty nest mother, who decides to be close to her children by moving cross country from Waterloo, Iowa to Los Angeles , California in order to be with them, much to their chagrin.
The series was first ordered as a pilot by ABC in September 2019 and was one of many projects that Lizer had under her deal with Sony. [14] On January 23, 2020, the series was given the working title My Village. [15] On March 6, 2020, it was announced that Pamela Fryman would direct the pilot. [16] The series was green-lighted by ABC on May 21, 2020 and was re-titled as Call Your Mother . [17] On June 17, 2020, it was announced that the series would premiere in the fall of 2020 and air on Wednesdays at 9:30 P.M. [18] However, the next day it was announced that it will switch places with Black-ish , and will instead premiere midseason. [19] The series premiered on January 13, 2021. [1]
On March 2, 2020, it was announced that Kyra Sedgwick had joined the pilot and would portray as Jean Raines. [20] The same month, Rachel Sennott was cast in the role of Jackie Raines, while Joey Bragg , Emma Caymares and Austin Crute were cast as Freddie Raines, Celia and Lane, respectively. [16] Upon series order announcement, Patrick Brammall joned the main cast as Danny. [17] On September 28, 2020, Sherri Shepherd was cast in a recurring role. [21] On December 14, 2020, Jackie Seiden joined the cast in a recurring capacity. [22]
The pilot was originally expected to begin filming in April 2020, however on March 13, 2020, production was delayed as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States before filming could begin. [23]
On Rotten Tomatoes , the series holds an approval rating of 0% based on 10 reviews, with an average rating of 4/10. [24]
On Metacritic , the series has a weighted average score of 41 out of 100 based on 7 critics, indicating "average or mixed reviews". [25]
January 13, 2021 Β ( 2021-01-13 ) Β β present Β ( present )
Lonely after the death of her husband several years prior, Jean flies out to Los Angeles on her own to reconnect with her two adult children, Freddie and Jackie. Both have built successful lives for themselves, barely speak to each other anymore, and resent their mother's neediness, feeling that she should focus on her own life. Danny, Jean's host, tells her that she is clinging to her children out of fear that she might lose them as well. Jean is attracted to him and they nearly kiss before Jackie and Freddie, feeling sorry, come back to make things right with their mother. Encouraged by this, Jean decides to stay in L.A. for as long as they need her to.
Freddie's girlfriend Celia takes Jean out for brunch, then promptly abandons her, leaving a confused Jean to wander off until she finds her way into an elementary school. There, she meets a fellow teacher, Amy, who correctly deduces that Jean needs a job. She hires Jean to work as a counselor for her new college counseling business. Returning home, Jean is shocked to find that her children have been worried sick about their mother's disappearance; both promise to spend more time with her. Jean also meets Danny's ex-wife Cheryl, who takes an instant dislike to her. She and Danny agree that the latter needs to sort out his own life before they can think about starting a relationship.
Jean's close relationship with Freddie drives a wedge between both her and Jackie and her son and Celia; Jackie feels that her mother is never there for her while Celia is upset that Freddie turned to his mother instead of her when he needed help with a splinter in his hand. The two eventually decide to trade emergency contact numbers after unexpectedly bonding. Jean finally tells her daughter that if she wants her to be there, she needs to get better at communicating it. In the aftermath of a small earthquake that forces Jean to temporarily move in with Jackie, both she and Danny deny to their friends that they have feelings for each other.
While starting her new job as a counselor, Jean invites her children over for dinner; this soon spirals into her taking care of all their needs while neglecting her job responsibilities, which upsets Amy. Danny warns Jean that she is "regressing" and trying to be a mother again which her children are eagerly taking advantage of. Lane intervenes and tells Jackie and Freddie what their sense of entitlement is doing to Jean, while Jean has a nervous breakdown at work in front of a client. Jackie and Freddie finally agree to stop leaning so heavily on their mother and pitch in to help buy her a car, and Jean receives a small commendation at work for her first successful placement.
Tired of waiting for Danny, Jean takes advice from Jackie and goes out on a date with a man she meets at a farmers' market. Danny is bothered by this, but Jean brushes him off. Although Jean has a good time, her date's freegan beliefs convince her not to take things any further. Lane starts a relationship with a man named Victor when Jackie helps him move on from a years-old bad breakup; however, he chooses not to be aloof and distant as she tells him to be. Freddie becomes concerned that Celia finds him boring, but Celia assures him that, having lived an adventurous life, she loves Freddie because he offers her the chance to finally settle down.
Jackie introduces her much older boyfriend, Hank, at a family dinner, where he and Jean quickly discover they have much in common. Jackie then confesses she's wanted to break up with Hank for months but can't because of how Jean taught her never to end a relationship. Celia is convinced Jean dislikes her, and when Freddie questions his mother, she admits that Celia's lifestyle and personality are the complete opposite of the person she wants her son dating. In response, Freddie proposes to Celia, and Jackie finally makes up her mind to not only break up with Hank but quit her unsatisfying job at his firm. Jean and Danny kiss again despite the former refusing to accept she has any romantic interest.
Sharon visits Jean for her birthday. Freddie and Jackie compete with each other to give their mother the best gift, while Danny struggles with finding something as he knows nothing about what Jean likes. During a spa treatment, Sharon's rude behavior offends Jean; in turn, Sharon is mad that Jean thinks she's a hick, and they have a falling-out in their relationship. Jackie shows up Freddie at the party by sharing how much Jean has changed her life, which causes Sharon to run out crying. She admits her fear that Jean will never return to Iowa, but Jean tells her that doesn't mean their friendship is over. Inspired, Sharon decides to move to L.A. for a month until her own birthday.
Lane is dreading an upcoming visit from his judgmental mother; Jean volunteers to help him entertain her. Jackie temporarily moves in with Freddie and Celia. Freddie is nervous because he recently got a big job offer and is afraid Jackie won't take it well given her failure to find a new job. Lane's mother, convinced Jean is trying to take her place, tries to drive her away from her son, but Lane sets the record straight and he and his mother part on amicable terms. Freddie turns down the job offer, and finds that Celia wanted him gone so she could have her own work space. They agree to share their home instead. Danny is shocked to find Sharon has a habit of falling asleep in his bed - while he's in it.
"The Prime of Miss Jean Raines" [12]
Allyson Philobos & Heather McNama & Nancy Nymanand
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As empty-nester mom Jean reinserts herself into her family's lives, her kids realize how much they need her. (Don't forget to call your mother, the original how-to expert!)
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S1 E9 - One Bad Mother Lane's judgmental mom comes to town. TV-PG | 04.01.2021
S1 E8 - California Jeanin' Jean's best friend surprises her in Los Angeles. TV-PG | 03.25.2021
S1 E7 - Feelings Jean and Danny resist their feelings. TV-PG | 03.04.2021
S1 E6 - Sunday Dinner Jean brings the family together for Sunday dinner and invites Jackie's older boyfriend. TV-PG | 02.25.2021
S1 E5 - Dating Jean Jackie helps Jean land a date. TV-PG | 02.11.2021
S1 E4 - New Car, New Job, New Jean Jean struggles to balance her new job with her kids. TV-PG | 02.04.2021
S1 E3 - Quaran-Jean Jean plans a girls' night. TV-PG | 01.28.2021
S1 E2 - Distressed Jean Jean attempts to hang out with her kids. TV-PG | 01.21.2021
S1 E1 - Pilot Jean spends time with her kids. TV-PG | 01.14.2021
Lane Introduces Jean to His Mother TV-PG | 03.31.2021
Danny and Sharon Have an Awkward Morning TV-PG | 03.31.2021
Sharon Embarrasses Jean at the Spa TV-PG | 03.24.2021
Lane's Birthday Song for Jean TV-PG | 03.24.2021
Danny/Freddie Get In a Fight with Jean/Celia TV-PG | 03.03.2021
Lane's Friends Teach Jackie How to Be Fun TV-PG | 03.03.2021
Freddie Proposes to Celia TV-PG | 02.24.2021
Jackie's Boyfriend 'Old' Hank Meets the Family TV-PG | 02.24.2021
Jean's Date with a 'Freegan' TV-PG | 02.10.2021
Jean Tries (and Fails) to Flirt TV-PG | 02.10.2021
Lane Tells Freddie and Jackie to Take Better Care of Their Mother TV-PG | 02.03.2021
Jean Just Wants to Mother Her Kids While She Can TV-PG | 02.03.2021
Sharon Embarrasses Jean with Her Commentary TV-PG | 01.27.2021
Danny Sabotages Cheryl's New Boyfriend TV-PG | 01.27.2021
Jean Gets a New Job TV-PG | 01.20.2021
Danny Tries to Explain His Complicated Marriage Separation TV-PG | 01.20.2021
Jean's Family Reunion Doesn't Go As Planned TV-PG | 01.13.2021
Jean Meets Her 'Incredi-Host' Danny TV-PG | 01.13.2021
Jean Decides to Stay in LA with Her Kids TV-PG | 01.13.2021




















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