Once the cliched gags of Fresh off the Boat are superceded by a grounded truthfulness, the series evolves into a humorously charming family sitcom. Read critic reviews
Fresh Off the Boat (2015)
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Episodes
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1. Pilot
Air date: Feb 4, 2015
After the Huangs move to the suburbs in Orlando, Fla., they discover life is a lot different than in the Chinatown area of Washington, D.C.
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2. Home Sweet Home-School
Air date: Feb 4, 2015
Jessica thinks school must be too easy for the boys and gives them extra homework; Louis tries to get Jessica to ease up on her strict approach.
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3. The Shunning
Air date: Feb 10, 2015
Louis encourages the family to make new friends -- and promote the restaurant -- during a block party celebrating NASCAR; Eddie tries to win the the neighborhood kids' respect.
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4. Success Perm
Air date: Feb 10, 2015
A visit from Jessica's sister, Connie, and her affluent husband creates out-of-control family rivalry; Eddie is excited to see his cousin, who introduced him to hip-hop.
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5. Persistent Romeo
Air date: Feb 17, 2015
Louis must hire a professional instructor to give the restaurant staff a sexual harassment seminar; Eddie tries to impress his friends during a sleep over.
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6. Fajita Man
Air date: Feb 24, 2015
Eddie takes a job at the restaurant so he can earn money for a new video game named after his idol; Jessica looks for a job.
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7. Showdown at the Golden Saddle
Air date: Mar 3, 2015
Things start looking up when Louis gets a billboard for the restaurant in an ideal location, but repeated vandalism causes problems; Eddie tries to get a girl's attention.
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8. Phillip Goldstein
Air date: Mar 10, 2015
Eddie tries to make friends with the only other Chinese kid in school but finds they have nothing in common; Mitch takes a job at a rival Golden Saddle.
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9. License to Sell
Air date: Mar 24, 2015
Jessica worries she can't compete with a top realtor and puts off taking the exam for her license; Eddie asks Louis for advice about winning over an older girl.
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10. Blind Spot
Air date: Mar 31, 2015
Jessica is annoyed that Louis isn't jealous when her college boyfriend, Oscar (Rex Lee), visits; Eddie tries to get out of participating in the school science fair.
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Critic Reviews for Fresh Off the Boat: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Fresh Off the Boat: Season 1
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This is one of the crappiest shows I've watched.
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Not funny. The writing is weak and vapid. The acting is lackluster. Not worth a detailed review.
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Funny, light, and enjoyable.
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As an Asian-American, I appreciate the representation on TV. Randall Park and Constance Wu are legit stars. Having said that, the writing, characters, and humor didn't resonate with me and I found myself bailing after a few episodes. The show didn't feel particularly authentic...more like a formulaic ABC family sitcom.
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It is a great series. It's about the stereotype of an asian families. Great Concept.
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This show is my new favorite! Constance Wu is amazing, but honestly the entire cast is outstanding as well. The throwback to the 90's in Florida is spot on, the stories are great and I can say, I've never laughed this much out loud at a sitcom in my entire life!! Love love LOVE THIS SHOW!!
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Best Episode wanting to join a Country Club. Funny part Asian Family owns BBQ Restaurant.
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Its a terrible show. Its painful how they portray Asian stereotypes in an effort to be funny, but still get it wrong. It misrepresents much of the Asian immigrant experience, and worse, sends the message to white, black, and brown people that some of these things are funny to us. Its not.
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Randall Park and Constance Wu are awesome!
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Every Chinese-American or Chinese-Filipino family should follow this show. It's funny look into the lives of Chinese immigrants and how they try to blend in with western society in the 90s.
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