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The Dinner PartySeason 1 : Ep. 6 (29:27)
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The Mystery IllnessSeason 1 : Ep. 5 (29:29)
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List of Episodes (6)

Season:Episode	Title		Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
Season 1						All
6	The Dinner Party		29:27	09/05/2007
5	The Mystery Illness		29:29	09/04/2007
4	The Quiet Night-In		29:34	09/03/2007
3	The City Farm		29:29	08/30/2007
2	The Special Bowl		29:24	08/29/2007
1	The School Run		29:29	08/28/2007

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Outnumbered

Genres

Drama | Family

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Outnumbered follows the daily chaos of family life with two parents and three young children locked in an unequal contest. Part brilliant gag-packed comedy, part excrutiatingly-recognisable insight into family life, Outnumbered is a multi-award winning series quite unlike any other family sitcom...

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I don't empathize with these parents they are everything that is wrong with children today! What happened to discipline?

about 1 month ago

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So well done and very funny ! You laugh at and empathize with the parents of these three kids who are simultaneously maddening and splendid. Shows how the wondrous and the awful things in life happen all at once, and how we're all just trying to hold it together from minute to minute... I really hope Hulu gets hold of the subsequent series.

2 months ago

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Watching this show is like babysitting without getting paid. Probably people who are trying to have kids will like this.

3 months ago

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I was so excited to come across this show and thoroughly enjoyed every episode...yet was sad to find there are additional seasons that are as of yet unavailable on Hulu! Please, please continue to entertain us with this brilliant show, I am begging you!!!

3 months ago

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I feel as if I'm peeking through my neighbors' window .... This show is so realistic, the acting is extraordinarily natural, and the storylines so very slice-of-life. I find myself laughing (the way that Marsha L. described), despite myself. Don't we all know people and situations like this? You want to hate them, but you can't, because they're likable .... The children are realistically annoying, but adorable. They ask questions about everything, incessantly, and we just hope that their parents respond in calm and intelligent ways and not send them running to therapy any time soon.

Great show. Great fun. Everyday life come to life!

4 months ago

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I can't get over the little girl she is so cute and funny . I am surprised how realistic the kids are, I wonder if they improve a lot. I am not, however, surprised by the nature of the reviews, it is a show you'll either love or hate. I would definitely like to see more of Outnumbered on hulu!

4 months ago

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I love Bristish comedy for the same reason most don't...subtle humour and high-brow comedy that is never intended to gain a belly laugh but a sincere snicker. Too many viewers are accustomed to American comedy with staged laughter and action that lets you know exactly what is coming. I loved this series, especially the irritating children who were adorable, down to earth and deserving of a squinch. And if some found the parents to be bumbling and pathetic, well....aren't we? Thanks and bring on round two. And if this can hit Hulu, why not QI with Stephen Fry...best work anywhere. I've followed it since 2003!

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