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On the night of his college graduation, Jimmy falls back into the arms of his ex-girlfriend Jill, much to the concern of his friends and parents who worry restarting this relationship may derail his future plans as a nature photographer.
Jill proposes a way she and Jimmy can get back together in the weeks before Jimmy is set to leave, while Stacey and Mikey rekindle their old flame. Pags is stressed when his recently divorced mother starts dating Stacey's father.
After breaking up with Jill, Jimmy finds inspiration in a different style of photography, while Artie is dreading Jimmy's departure for Alaska. Meanwhile, Stacey suspects Mikey may have eyes for Tammy, while Jill battles her overbearing mother Lana.
A development in Jill's professional life may ruin her special day. Meanwhile, Pags gets big news about his future and things come to a head with Mikey, Tammy, and Stacey.
As Jimmy counts down the days before he leaves for Alaska, Jill proposes a romantic week away. Meanwhile, after receiving news about law school, Pags tries to salvage his relationship with Julianna while also pursuing a new business opportunity.
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Cast & Crew
Stacey
Pags
Mikey
Tammy
Artie
Jimmy
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Critic Reviews for Bridge and Tunnel Season 1
All Critics (7) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (5)
A weightless and occasionally airless trip down memory lane.
"Bridge and Tunnel" may be asking familiar questions, but it still left me very curious to see how they're resolved.
A nostalgic period piece that offers insignificant storylines to mark its meandering journey down memory lane.
The natural, appealing young cast members jump into their roles with both feet. Unexpectedly touching.
In the right hands, this figurative fork in the road can be a compelling journey in and of itself; Bridge And Tunnel, a new six-part series about post-grads in 1980s Long Island, just spins its wheels.
We spend too much of Bridge and Tunnel humming along with the indisputably great needle-drops, waiting and waiting and waiting for the next thing - anything - to occur.
It plays like an East Coast "Entourage" and its soft rock soundtrack is relentless.
Audience Reviews for Bridge and Tunnel: Season 1
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2d agoLove the show! It's flawed and realistic just like I remember when I came of age in the 1980's!
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3d agoI love this series it reminds me of my friends & I at our local tavern , after college deciding our futures !! I'm a big fan of Edward Burns & this series is a much watch I truly hope for season 2 I loved it & it if you grew up in the 80's you will love this show
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5d agoReally wanted to like it. The acting is so bad I felt like I was at a HS play. Horribly acted and horribly directed. Beyond amateur.
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Feb 22, 2021Obviously trying to imitate previous genres. Is it Friends? Is it a post-High School angst piece? Is it a teenage rom-com? Is it Diner? It's none of those things. It's clearly trash with feathered hair. Set more like in the 70s with a loud soundtrack being forced on us (as if to say at least the music was cool) the actors are clearly from the 21st century. (Unless doing drag, straight guys did not wax their eyebrows and body hair, let alone trim or completely shave under their arms.) Script is meh, acting is clearly reciting, characters are clearly pigeon-holed into being one dimensional. (Why yes, there is a jock who fights becoming an artist, and a blonde girl with low self-esteem who unapologetically sleeps around who can't find the love her skeevy daddy doesn't give her. How did you know?) Oh, and these 6 kids have no other friends (at least seen) except for siblings, who are crabby, but have hearts of gold.
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Feb 22, 2021A very well produced shampoo commercial. Dear Ed Burns, wtf???
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Feb 10, 2021shocked that something this terrible is from Ed Burns. I live and grew up near where here did and you will never ever see supermodels hanging out at larrys pub lol
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Feb 01, 2021Was looking forward to this series. It was painfully terrible. Acting is simply awful. Was there a storyline? The writing was cringeworthy. The acting of the six characters --- worse than a bad high school performance attempting to pretend they don't see their grandparents in the audience. And Ed Burns as the LI father.....were the glasses supposed to make it plausible. A half star goes to the set design/cars.
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Jan 27, 2021Really enjoyed it! It had a coming of age feel and it hit home with the choices new grads face. There were different perspectives and storylines that kept me interested. Would recommend!
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