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TV-PG
2018
2 Seasons
7.1 (6,636)

Single Parents is an American sitcom that premiered on ABC in 2018, running for two seasons that ended in 2020, and it's a captivating show that centres on the challenges faced by a group of single parents, who all share a similar fate and struggle to balance their busy lives with parenting. It is a warm and funny show that will keep you engaged right from the first episode. The show follows the life of a group of single parents who live in a suburban neighbourhood somewhere in Los Angeles. The group is an unlikely bunch of people who are brought together by their shared experiences and common struggles. Will Cooper (Taran Killam) is one of the main characters and he was recently divorced with a seven-year-old daughter, Sophie (Marlow Barkley). Will is a quirky and nervous guy who can't seem to find a balance between his new single status and the demands of being a single dad. He's been going to single parents' events and finds himself in the company of other single parents who also have their own unique problems. These include Angie D'Amato (Leighton Meester), Poppy Banks (Kimrie Lewis-Davis), Miggy Park (Jake Choi), and Douglas Fogerty (Brad Garrett). Angie D'Amato is a harried mom of a very intelligent son named Graham (Tyler Wladis), who has a penchant for asking questions that are way beyond his years. Poppy Banks is an overworked, over-scheduled single mom who is trying to start her own business. Miggy Park is a carefree, laid-back guy who is the youngest in the group and just wants to have fun. Douglas Fogerty is a wealthy, older divorcee with a teenage daughter named Emma (Ella Allan). He is a bit of a grump and sticks to his old ways, but he is slowly warming up to the rest of the group. The show is centred on the dynamic between these characters, as well as their individual struggles as they try to navigate life as single parents. The show is a lighthearted take on the challenges that many single parents face, from juggling work and family life to dealing with ex-spouses and finding time for their own personal pursuits. One of the things that make this show stand out is the characters. Each character is well developed, and the actors who play them bring a unique energy to the show. Taran Killam, who plays Will Cooper, is charismatic and endearing, bringing a much-needed energy to the group. Leighton Meester, who plays Angie D'Amato, is a delight to watch, bringing a sense of humour and heart to her character. Brad Garrett, who plays Douglas Fogerty, is perfect as the cantankerous old man who softens over time. Another notable aspect of the show is its writing. The show creators have done an excellent job of crafting a show that is relatable, engaging and full of heart. The show has a great mix of humour and drama, which makes it a perfect show for anyone who wants to laugh and cry at the same time. The show also tackles some of the challenges that single parents face in a delicate, yet poignant way, never shying away from the issues but never dwelling on them either. The show's setting is also worth mentioning. The suburban neighbourhood where the characters live has a charming, laid-back vibe that perfectly complements the show's tone. The show's use of colourful and vibrant sets and costumes is also noteworthy, adding to the show's overall aesthetic. Single Parents is a great show that highlights the challenges faced by single parents in a relatable and engaging way. It is a show that has heart, humour, and a ton of memorable characters. It's a feel-good show that will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside.

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Seasons

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22. No. Wait. What? Hold On.

May 13, 2020

Angie struggles to recall the events of a wine-filled night of packing with Will, while Poppy secretly encourages Will to share his true feelings. Meanwhile, Derek arrives to gather Angie and her belongings, while Rory and Miggy are enlisted to find a hot guy to sublet the house.

21. A Night Of Delicate Frenching

May 6, 2020

With Graham and Sophie away at Lance Bass Space Camp, Angie decides to spend the summer in Barstow with Derek, leaving Will plotting a way to stop her. Meanwhile, Rory and the twins attempt to make Poppy and Douglas jealous with the goal of getting them back together.

20. Look, This Is Obviously A Sexy Situation

May 6, 2020

Angie attempts to help Poppy through her situation with Douglas, only to be confronted by the fact that she might have feelings for Derek again. Meanwhile, Will distracts himself from thinking about Angie by smothering Douglas with a little too much love and support, causing him to look for comfort in the last place he expected to find it.

19. A Night In Camarillo

April 22, 2020

Will works through a difficult situation after he learns something about Angie's new boyfriend, Colin, that she won't want to hear. Meanwhile, Poppy and Douglas struggle to see eye-to-eye about their future, and the kids are home alone for the first time with Graham in charge.

18. Oh Dip, She's Having A Baby

April 15, 2020

When Sharon goes into labor, Poppy and the gang step up to help her get to the hospital, telling each of their own birth stories to help distract her from Ron's absence.

17. Untz, Untz, Untz

February 26, 2020

Angie uses Sophie as bait to get time with her crush Colin by setting up Sophie and Percy, Colin's son, on a playdate at Angie's house. Meanwhile, Poppy and Douglas navigate Douglas' first night sleeping at Poppy's house, which doesn't go as expected; and Graham and Will go on a bro-date of their own to the pizza parlor.

16. Hip$ For Dolores

February 19, 2020

After rent on the Winebrary goes up, the gang all chip in in their own ways to help solve Poppy's new financial problem, each learning a valuable lesson in the process.

15. Chez Second Grade

February 12, 2020

It's Valentine's Day! Will and Angie have reunited to help run the student-parent dinner at Hilltop, where the kids are serving up questionable meals to paying customers. Meanwhile, Big Red is back in town and Douglas is worried about how Poppy will react.

14. Yarn and Pebbles

January 29, 2020

While Graham joins Derek at Ratso's for a day of father-and-son bonding, a jealous Angie enlists Douglas to help her make sure they don't bond too much. The twins and Rory eat all the food in Douglas' house to save his life, and Poppy and Miggy try to help Will with a dating situation named "Kay," only to have it backfire.

13. Chunkies

January 22, 2020

After Angie decides it's finally time for Graham to meet his dad, Derek, sickness overtakes the household. Derek is forced to either step in and help or head back out to his van. Meanwhile, when Sophie overhears some big news about Will and Tracy, she takes it upon herself to intervene; and the twins face their first professional failure.

12. Welcome to Hilltop!

January 15, 2020

Struggling with unexpected news from Ron's new wife, Sharon, Poppy uses an adventure with Angie to help distract herself from facing her emotions. Meanwhile, Sophie takes on Hilltop, protesting leaving Pete the parrot at school over the three-day weekend, causing Will and Douglas to clash over their stances on activism.

11. The Angie-Man

January 8, 2020

After Will's parents confess that they are inspired by his relationship, which they think is with Angie, Will and Angie must pretend to be a couple for the night in order to keep them from seriously considering divorce. Meanwhile, Douglas steps up to the boyfriend plate and offers to help Poppy with errands, only for her to discover how much she actually likes having time off; and the kids give Tony a makeover to ease his broken heart.

10. Good Holidays To You

December 11, 2019

When Graham writes a letter to Santa asking for either a white Christmas or to meet his father, Angie goes on a mission to find snow in Southern California with the help of Will and Sophie. Meanwhile, after Rory, Emma and Amy find out that Poppy and Douglas are romantically involved, the kids use this knowledge to their advantage to guilt their parents into buying them more Christmas presents.

9. A Place Where Men Can Be Men

December 4, 2019

Angie fears she is a bad mom and knows she has to give "the talk" to Graham when Graham brings Douglas' box of 1950s Playboy magazines for show and tell. However, Graham has other plans and asks to hear about it from Will and Douglas, which brings out Will's own insecurities when he discovers some kept secrets about his own father's relationships. Meanwhile, Poppy tries to become closer with the twins by helping them discover their individual personalities.

8. Every Thursday Should Be Like This

November 20, 2019

Will gets busy cooking Thanksgiving dinner at Douglas' home and asks Angie to hang out with Tracy Freeze. Angie reluctantly does so, only to realize that Tracy is actually wonderful, except for a secret she's keeping from Will. Meanwhile, Miggy shows up to Thanksgiving dinner with the kids' teacher, Ms. Pronstroller, as his date, and he enlists Douglas' assistance in helping them form an in-person connection.

7. Xander And Camille

November 6, 2019

When Angie's one night stand turns out to be connected to the group in an unexpected way, she starts to spiral. Douglas is forced to confront some family issues with a little help from Poppy. Meanwhile, Will attempts to teach Miggy how to work on his disciplining skills as a parent, but Sophie, Rory and Graham make it anything but easy on him

6. Welcome To Hell, Sickos!

October 30, 2019

It's Halloween night at Hilltop Elementary and the kids head to the school for a spooky celebration with Douglas. Will struggles with whether he should stay with Sophie at the school party or if he should swing by his girlfriend Tracy Freeze's birthday, which results in a stressful night for Will trying to do both. Meanwhile, Poppy and Angie throw a Halloween party for teens at Douglas' house in order to try to prove to themselves that they are cool moms.

5. Sport

October 23, 2019

Will is pumped to become the coach of Sophie's soccer team in order to spend more time with his daughter, especially since she has been distant recently. However, his intentions to focus on Sophie and teach the team that you don't need to win to have fun slowly shift once he realizes he has a secret weapon on his team

4. Big Widow Wives

October 16, 2019

A house incident leaves Graham in fear of staying in his and Angie's home, so Angie enlists Will to help her get the house back together; however, there is a hiccup in the plan as Angie discovers a possum on the loose that she has to deal with. Meanwhile, Poppy discovers that Douglas is lying to her about a weekly poker game he attends, as he participates in a weekly widow's support group instead, causing Poppy to become jealous of his emotional vulnerability with the women in his support group.

3. Derek Sucks

October 9, 2019

Angie is sent into a tailspin when her long-absent ex Derek suddenly appears on her doorstep. She asks Will and Miggy for help because, despite his faults, she can't resist Derek. Meanwhile, Douglas and Poppy try for a romantic second date.

2. Graham Fought the Bones and the Bones Won

October 2, 2019

Will feels like everything is changing as Sophie returns home from camp a seemingly different person and as he loses out on being room parent to Douglas. Meanwhile, Miggy gets a new temp job at Angie's law firm to help him earn more money to go toward Jack's preschool costs, but he ends up discovering he may like the position more than anyone expected.

1. Summer Of Freedom

September 25, 2019

The kids are away for the summer, and the gang looks forward to their freedom. But three months later, it looks like summer is a bust with Will doing all the things on the "Angie and Will's List of Summer Fun" with Tracy Freeze; Angie obsessing over writing the world's longest email to her ex; and Douglas inexplicably ghosting Poppy on their first date.

Description

The show follows the life of a group of single parents who live in a suburban neighbourhood somewhere in Los Angeles. The group is an unlikely bunch of people who are brought together by their shared experiences and common struggles. Will Cooper (Taran Killam) is one of the main characters and he was recently divorced with a seven-year-old daughter, Sophie (Marlow Barkley).

Will is a quirky and nervous guy who can't seem to find a balance between his new single status and the demands of being a single dad. He's been going to single parents' events and finds himself in the company of other single parents who also have their own unique problems. These include Angie D'Amato (Leighton Meester), Poppy Banks (Kimrie Lewis-Davis), Miggy Park (Jake Choi), and Douglas Fogerty (Brad Garrett).

Angie D'Amato is a harried mom of a very intelligent son named Graham (Tyler Wladis), who has a penchant for asking questions that are way beyond his years. Poppy Banks is an overworked, over-scheduled single mom who is trying to start her own business. Miggy Park is a carefree, laid-back guy who is the youngest in the group and just wants to have fun. Douglas Fogerty is a wealthy, older divorcee with a teenage daughter named Emma (Ella Allan). He is a bit of a grump and sticks to his old ways, but he is slowly warming up to the rest of the group.

The show is centred on the dynamic between these characters, as well as their individual struggles as they try to navigate life as single parents. The show is a lighthearted take on the challenges that many single parents face, from juggling work and family life to dealing with ex-spouses and finding time for their own personal pursuits.

One of the things that make this show stand out is the characters. Each character is well developed, and the actors who play them bring a unique energy to the show. Taran Killam, who plays Will Cooper, is charismatic and endearing, bringing a much-needed energy to the group. Leighton Meester, who plays Angie D'Amato, is a delight to watch, bringing a sense of humour and heart to her character. Brad Garrett, who plays Douglas Fogerty, is perfect as the cantankerous old man who softens over time.

Another notable aspect of the show is its writing. The show creators have done an excellent job of crafting a show that is relatable, engaging and full of heart. The show has a great mix of humour and drama, which makes it a perfect show for anyone who wants to laugh and cry at the same time. The show also tackles some of the challenges that single parents face in a delicate, yet poignant way, never shying away from the issues but never dwelling on them either.

The show's setting is also worth mentioning. The suburban neighbourhood where the characters live has a charming, laid-back vibe that perfectly complements the show's tone. The show's use of colourful and vibrant sets and costumes is also noteworthy, adding to the show's overall aesthetic.

Single Parents is a great show that highlights the challenges faced by single parents in a relatable and engaging way. It is a show that has heart, humour, and a ton of memorable characters. It's a feel-good show that will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside.

Single Parents is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (45 episodes). The series first aired on September 26, 2018.

Where to Watch Single Parents

Single Parents is available for streaming on the ABC (US) website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Single Parents on demand at Google Play and Apple TV.