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EP1 Pilot Oct 02, 2000

After his dad runs off with a young real estate agent, Tucker and his unemployed mom, Jeannie, are forced to move in with his tyrannical aunt, Claire, his goofy uncle, Jimmy, and their immature son, Leon. While forced to suffer through Leon's unwelcome wrestling moves and Claire's unfounded accusations of peeping on her, Tucker finds some consolation in his new living arrangements when he meets the hot girl next door, McKenna.

EP2 Seth Green with Envy Oct 09, 2000

Tucker tries to buddy up to Kenickie, a classmate he thinks is dating McKenna, in an effort to put a wedge between them -- only to discover later that McKenna is actually dating Seth Green. Meanwhile, Claire schemes to monitor what Jeannie spends by getting her sister to sign up for an account at her bank.

EP3 Everybody Dance Now Oct 16, 2000

To impress McKenna, Tucker seeks to break Seth Green's high score in a motion-activated arcade game called Dance Dance Revolution. Meanwhile, Claire invites Jeannie to go clothes shopping with her.

EP4 Big Putts Oct 23, 2000

Tucker flips his lid when Jeannie decides to go out on a mini-golf double date with Seth's father, Jack, and Seth and McKenna, and he enlists Leon and Kenickie to help sabotage the proceedings.

EP5 You Make Me Sick Mar 06, 2001

On Halloween, Tucker and Claire are quarantined together against their will after Tucker catches the flu from McKenna, and Tucker gives it to Claire. Meanwhile, with no authority figures around, Jimmy and Leon spend the night camped out in the living room... in their underwear.

EP6 Homewrecker for the Holidays Mar 06, 2001

During Thanksgiving, Tucker plots to reunite his parents by bringing his father, Marty, along to the diner where Jeannie is stuck working for the holidays. But Marty's vapid new girlfriend, Debi -- whom Tucker calls a homewrecker -- and Jeannie's reluctance to let Marty know where she works stand in his way. Meanwhile, Leon tries out for the wrestling team.

EP7 Signed, Sealed and Intercepted Mar 13, 2001

Tucker's plan to make McKenna think Seth is over her by hiding his love letters backfires when McKenna sets her sights on other guys. Meanwhile, Claire and Jimmy suspect Leon has cheated on a geography test and set about to trick him into confessing.

EP8 The Eyes of Claire Mar 13, 2001

After Claire and McKenna's mother, Jessica, get into an argument over Seth, Claire decides to run against her in an election for block captain. When Tucker hears that a block captain can ban a person -- like Seth -- from the neighborhood, he readily agrees to manage Claire's campaign... or rather, to smear Jessica's. But when McKenna comes to Tucker with just the opposite proposition, all hell breaks loose.

EP9 Kiss and Tell Mar 20, 2001

Tucker subconsciously plans to make McKenna jealous when another girl at school, Juliette, starts checking him out. Trying to make a move on his new secret admirer, Tucker invites Juliette to a classmate's luau. But when Tucker overhears McKenna and her friends talking about french kissing, he realizes he doesn't have a clue how to get to that base with Juliette -- until he catches Debi's ""you can ask me anything"" commercial on TV. Meanwhile, Claire and Jimmy take Jeannie out to a karaoke bar to cheer her up after she becomes depressed over her questionable parenting skills, while Leon goes into business selling candy to other kids -- at jacked-up prices.

EP10 A Boob in the Night Mar 20, 2001

Tucker's joyride with McKenna -- who stole her parents' car...and doesn't have a license -- could mean a lifetime grounding for both of them when McKenna rear-ends another vehicle. Tucker's quick thinking with the old lady McKenna crashed into (as well as the damage done to her parents' car) may very well save the day, but an ill-placed high five that lands squarely on McKenna's boob leaves Tucker as fearful of the consequences as McKenna. Meanwhile, Jeannie helps Leon get a job as a busboy at the place where she works, only to regret it later when Leon starts demanding that all the customers eat every last morsel on their plates.

EP11 Half Pipe, Full Chub Mar 27, 2001

Tucker wants to build a half pipe (a skateboard ramp) in the backyard, despite Claire's protests that he can't because kids will get hurt and sue, and it will be ugly. But Tucker won't take no for an answer, and, via liability waivers and strategically-placed fruit trees, proves to Claire that she's got no cause for worry. Soon, he's got half the neighborhood helping him build it. Meanwhile, Jeannie finds a wad of Leon's cash in her room, and tries to figure out how he got it and why he put it where he did.

EP12 Señor Lyzardo Mar 27, 2001

Seth goes on vacation and leaves his pet iguana with McKenna, whose parents won't let her have it in the house. Thinking it's the perfect bridge to dating McKenna, Tucker offers to take care of it until Seth returns -- even though he'll have to keep it a secret since Claire doesn't want it in her house any more than the Reeds do. The iguana turns out to be nowhere near as housebroken as McKenna swears it is -- which makes Claire think that Leon is wetting the bed again. Later, the iguana wets Tucker's bed, and Claire puts Tucker through a humiliating 12-pee program.

EP13 A Rottweiler Runs Through It (a.k.a. The Family Tree) Jan 01, 0001

Claire's and Jeannie's mother -- the only woman on earth more critical than Claire -- visits the Wennick household for Christmas, and makes no secret of the fact that Claire is her least favorite relative. Although Tucker at first enjoys seeing his aunt put in her place, he starts to feel bad for her, and eventually tells his grandmother what he thinks of her motherly advice -- which doesn't quite have the desired effect. Meanwhile, Leon schemes to find out what Jimmy does in his private greenhouse, and Grandma Wennick's rottweiler, Vegas, ruins Christmas dinner.

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Released: 02 October 2000 Ended

Producted By: NBC Studios

Country: United States of America

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Synopsis

Tucker is a television family comedy series that aired on NBC from October 2, 2000 to March 27, 2001.

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Cast

Andrew Lawrence , Katey Sagal , Seth Green

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Andrew Lawrence as Kenickie Behar

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Seth Green as

Reviews

newtt11 I loved tucker!!!!! It was so great and true and funny........i cant believe it was cancelled ..........we never found out if he got the girl! This needs a DVD release now!!!!!!!! Plus it's got Seth green and Alison lohman : so they can use them to sell it!!! Katey Segal was so funny as the evil auntie-she reminded me of my own aunt who i had to stay with sometimes! I just remember how much i loved the episode where it was thanksgiving dinner- and they all went to the resteraunt where tucker's mom worked to see her and then tucker had this big dream sequence where his mom + dad got back together+ it was really hilarious when the auntie pulled the waitress outfit off.........hilarious. Yet another great nickelodeon show that has been buried instead of given a great DVD release-along with Sabrina the teenage witch and Are you afraid of the dark?.....Get them out on DVD now, Nickelodeon!!!!!!

Ripe Peach It strikes me that a lot of money and talent has gone into producing something that's a lot less than the sum of its parts.I'm not quite sure who the title character is supposed to appeal to. Tucker has no gimmick; he's neither charming, nor sharp, nor stylish, nor savant. Apparently Tucker is supposed to be horny, but I'm not seeing any evidence of it - not compared to actual male teens anyway.The other characters are equally banal, with only cousin Leon being given a shred of personality. Katey Sagal is sadly wasted. The Seth Green plot would have been funny as a one off, but it gets old rapidly.The humour is scatalogical but in a desultory, perfunctory, sterile manner. There is no dramatic drive, and the dialogue seems to be in slow motion, always lagging behind the viewer's anticipation.All in all, this is an overproduced, badly flawed mess. Tsk tsk.

Mr. K This sit-com is really far too mean-spirited to be taken humorously and too sappy to be taken seriously. It tries to stimulate nostalgia, but instead gives us a frustrating look of the world through the eyes of a helpless, hopeless, horny young man. Oh, he's a fine performer and does a remarkable job with the role he's offered, but the character itself receives little sympathy from me. The writing is banal at best. The concept doesn't lend itself to much longevity that I can foresee. However, this looks exactly like the type of show that would burden itself with the introduction of another kid, or a new dad, or something further down the line to help boost forthcoming sinking ratings (if it even survives long enough for that to be a concern, probably a moot point). I was interested to see Katey Sagal's name in the credits. I was more interested in just how much I can't stand her character. Of course, it was designed that way. I'm not supposed to like her. But, good Lord, I think they need to let off the gas with the 'evil aunt' element. She didn't have to be so hate-inducing. We want to like her on some level. This show won't work if we don't. Otherwise, we'll just go through the paces of Tucker vs. Aunt like Oliver Twist plowing through unhappiness with his evil caretakers. This show needs to be more human in regards to its characters. It needs charm. Otherwise, this show will soon be a parting memory.

Cucumber-4 This show is the best!! It has great acting, great jokes, and it's just an all-around GREAT SHOW!!! I've been to the set, and everyone's really nice! I really hope this awesome show does well. I give it (*****) out of (*****). Keep it, NBC!