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Knights of the Kitchen Table | Slate

Rated 7.0 on TMDB

Knights of the Kitchen Table

Sitcom about a brother and sister and their two friends who all grew up together. The story is set in the present (1991), with flashbacks to 1977 and a look into the characters' lives in the future (2016). The Knights of the Kitchen Table pilot was recorded in late 1990 but never aired. In a Dec. 13, 1995 online Q&A hosted by People magazine, actor Drew Carey said the outdoor pool table used in The Drew Carey Show was an idea left over from Knights of the Kitchen Table.

Status: Canceled
Seasons: 1
Genres: Comedy
Country: United States of America
Language: English

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Seasons

Season 11 episode

Cast

George ClooneyRick Stepjack
Jessica SteenMarla McDermott

Paul SuteraRick Stepjack

Peter JasonRick Stepjack
Rick AielloBarry
Cory DanzigerBarry
Andy RomanoBarry
Andrew LauerLewis

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