Living in Captivity Episode Rating Graph
Sep 1998 - Oct 1998
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Living in Captivity is an American sitcom that aired on the Fox on Friday night from September 11, 1998 to October 16, 1998.
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Best Episodes of Living in Captivity
The Alba Wars
S1 Ep5
6.0
9th Oct 1998
War breaks out when Lisa and Tamara attempt to gain the services of the Mareks' shrewd new housekeeper.
Worst Episodes of Living in Captivity
Guns and Lattes
S1 Ep1
2.7
11th Sep 1998
Attempting to escape the stress of the city, Disc jockey Curtis Cooke and his very pregnant wife, Tamara move from the ""windy city"" into their new southern california neighborhod--the planned community of Woodland Heights. The Cookes are African-American professionals who think they have found paradise in this quiet suburban oasis until they meet their new neighbor Carmine ""The King of Mufflers"" Santucci and his trophy wife Lisa. Within hours of their arrival, Carmine's barbeque vanishes, and he blames Curtis. Meanwhile, another neighbor, Will Marek, a novelist with chronic writer's block, befriends Curtis and the two become running buddies. When Will discovers that jogging with Curtis evokes a past memory of being mugged, he is able to overcome his writer's block. This realization offends Curtis but the two soon bond after Will finds the Santucci BBQ in Curtis' garage.
Living in Captivity Episode Guide
Guns and Lattes
S1 Ep1
2.7
11th Sep 1998
Attempting to escape the stress of the city, Disc jockey Curtis Cooke and his very pregnant wife, Tamara move from the ""windy city"" into their new southern california neighborhod--the planned community of Woodland Heights. The Cookes are African-American professionals who think they have found paradise in this quiet suburban oasis until they meet their new neighbor Carmine ""The King of Mufflers"" Santucci and his trophy wife Lisa. Within hours of their arrival, Carmine's barbeque vanishes, and he blames Curtis. Meanwhile, another neighbor, Will Marek, a novelist with chronic writer's block, befriends Curtis and the two become running buddies. When Will discovers that jogging with Curtis evokes a past memory of being mugged, he is able to overcome his writer's block. This realization offends Curtis but the two soon bond after Will finds the Santucci BBQ in Curtis' garage.
Sex and the Suburbs
S1 Ep2
5.0
18th Sep 1998
An early morning earthquake leads the neighbors outside wearing only their pajamas. Subsequently, the three couples end up discussing their sex lives based on what they are wearing; Will and Becca are clad in flannel, while Lisa is wearing a cocktail outfit and Carmine is wearing a tank top and nothing else! When it becomesknown that Carmine is a fabulous lover, the others find themselves reacting in very strange ways. Meanwhile Lisa goes back to school and leaves Carmine to be fed by all the neighbors.
The Unkindest Cut
S1 Ep3
5.0
25th Sep 1998
Will, contemplating a conversion to Judaism, consults a rabbi but balks at the concept of circumcision. Meanwhile, Carmine's troublemaking nephew Dino moves in.
The Alba Wars
S1 Ep5
6.0
9th Oct 1998
War breaks out when Lisa and Tamara attempt to gain the services of the Mareks' shrewd new housekeeper.
Put on a Happy Face
S1 Ep6
16th Oct 1998
Women of Woodland Heights become addicted to an anti-stress drug that has serious repercussions on the men. Becca discovers Will's anti-depressants, which transform the three stressed-out wives of Woodland Heights into happy pill-popping homemakers with new attitudes and one purpose in mind—pleasing their hubbies.
Boogie Heights
S1 Ep7
The neighbors see dollar signs when they open their houses to a wily film director, who comes to Woodland Heights to shoot a movie— porno movie.
The best rated episodes of Living in Captivity are:
- The Alba Wars S1E5 rated 6.0
The lowest rated episodes of Living in Captivity are:
- Guns and Lattes S1E1 rated 2.7
The first episode of Living in Captivity aired on September 11, 1998.
The last episode of Living in Captivity aired on October 16, 1998.
There are 13 episodes of Living in Captivity.
There is one season of Living in Captivity.
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Living in Captivity has ended.