The League (2009 - 2015)

The League

81%

Avg Tomatometer

80%

Avg Audience Score

Series Info

Ensemble comedy about a disparate group of guys (and a gal) involved in a fantasy-football league.

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Seasons

81%
Critics Consensus: With the squad up to their usual tricks, The League seems to be in game shape going into its final season.

2015, FX, 13 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

2014, FX, 13 episodes

71%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

2013, FX, 13 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

2012, FX, 13 episodes

80%
Critics Consensus: Having drafted a strong ensemble of creatively vulgar improvisers, The League settles into a bingeable groove in its third season.

2011, FX, 13 episodes

80%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

2010, FX, 13 episodes

61%
Critics Consensus: Unabashedly raunchy and juvenile, The League's profane humor and sometimes mean-spirited cast will repel or attract viewers in equal measure.

2009, FX, 6 episodes

Cast

Mark Duplass
as Pete
Stephen Rannazzisi
as Kevin
Nick Kroll
as Ruxin
Paul Scheer
as Andre
Jon Lajoie
as Taco
Katie Aselton
as Jenny
Leslie Bibb
as Meegan
Nadine Velazquez
as Sofia
Alina Foley
as Ellie
Jason Mantzoukas
as Rafi
Rob Huebel
as Dr. Duramo
Seth Rogen
as Dirty Randy
Janina Gavankar
as Shiva
Ike Barinholtz
as Frank Gibiatti
Jeff Goldblum
as Rupert Ruxin
Arielle Kebbel
as Libby
Zach Woods
as Lane
Brooklyn Decker
as Gina Gibiatti
Jayma Mays
as Trixie
Brie Larson
as Ashley
Kristin Cavallari
as Herself
J.J. Watt
as Himself
Colton Dunn
as Cop
Jackson Rannazzisi
as Geoffrey
Adam Karchmer
as Baby Geoffrey
Adam Brody
as Ted
Pedro Lopez
as Rafi's Landlord
Will Forte
as Chuck
Claire Coffee
as Claire
Chad Johnson
as Himself
Chad Ochocinco
as Himself
Michael Hitchcock
as Ed
Ray Liotta
as Mr. Hudabega
Lindsay Sloane
as Lindsey
Eliza Dushku
as Kristen
Stacey Travis
as Judge Humphrey
Adam Caplan
as Himself
Matt Walsh
as Mr. Friedman
Sarah Silverman
as Heather
Brett Gelman
as Gavin
Elaine Kagan
as Mrs. Klein
Alison Becker
as Darcy
Alia Shawkat
as April
Mike Mauloff
as Trophy Store Employee
Rick Shapiro
as Bum
Laura Clery
as Yoga Instructor
Keegan-Michael Key
as Carmenjello
T.J. Miller
as Gabriel
Timothy Olyphant
as Sushi Chef
Jim McMahon
as Himself
Aziz Ansari
as Plastic Surgeon
Darren Sproles
as Himself
Bobby Lee
as Taco's Friend
Frances Callier
as Twyla
Owen Burke
as Blind Waiter
Ryan Fitzpatrick
as Himself
Will McLaughlin
as Neighborhood Patrol
Lake Bell
as Brooke
Shoshanna Bush
as Lanie
Brad Morris
as Glovsie
Jay Cutler
as Himself
Greg Jennings
as Himself
Jerry O'Connell
as Priest
June Diane Raphael
as Teacher Pam
John Hansen
as Himself
Mindy Sterling
as Nadia
Allison Williams
as Danielle
JB Smoove
as DeRon
Erin Heatherton
as Basketball Coach
Corbin Bernsen
as Jenny's Dad
Marshawn Lynch
as Himself
Cameron Bender
as Ryan
Seth Morris
as Bill Haddock
Angela V. Shelton
as Mrs. Hobart
Molly Schade
as Molly
Ken Tipton
as Petting Zoo Owner
Timothy Donovan
as Angry Man
Brent Grimes
as Himself
Matthew Berry
as Himself
Wayne Federman
as Principal Fraiser
Toby Huss
as Flanagan
Robert Wagner
as Grandpa Duke
Lizzy Kaplan
as Rebecca
Martin Starr
as Stu Pompeu
Thomas Middleditch
as Julian
Deion Sanders
as Himself
John Schneider
as Himself
Antonio Gates
as Himself
Janet Montgomery
as Ambrosia
R. Brandon Johnson
as Dr. Maxell
Desi Lydic
as Waitress
Elizabeth Wright Shapiro
as Stacy
Affion Crockett
as Randall
Kristi Clainos
as Das Dinga
Chris Tallman
as Mr. Swall
Phil Reeves
as Judge Hobart
Steve Agee
as Piano Store Guy
Adrian L. Peterson
as Himself
Jay Glazer
as Himself
Thomas Barbusca
as Cooper Harris
Robert Seay
as Robert
Jae Suh
as Grace
Kathleen Gati
as Andrea Kolotkin
David Dastmalchian
as Morgue Worker
Barry Squitieri
as Italian Waiter
Nanami Iwasaki
as Aiko
Deon Cole
as Mugger
Ingrid Haas
as Michelle
Snoop Dogg
as Himself
Tony Daly
as Angry Husband
Maurice Jones-Drew
as Himself
Marianne Muellerleile
as Nurse Bernice
Julia Duffy
as Martha
Ken Marino
as Donny "The Seed" Sedowsky
Lee Meriwether
as Gumma Eve
J.D. Walsh
as J.D.
Craig Bierko
as Craig O'Connor
Aaron Lustig
as Mr. Mitchell
Carlson Young
as Jaywalking Girl
Stephanie Nicole Lemelin
as Waitress
Devin Crittenden
as Tanner
Griffin Dunne
as Burt
Paulie Litt
as The Oracle
Cort McCown
as Pit Boss Joe
Will Shadley
as Collin
Trisha LaFache
as Taco's Notary
Jamey Sheridan
as Ted
KayCee Stroh
as Cathy
Andrea De Oliveira
as Melanie
Rick Overton
as Mr. Rosenthal
Glenne Headly
as Gloria
Jason David
as Chalupa Batman
Benton Jennings
as Brassy Judge
Elizabeth Schmidt
as 911 Dispatcher
Terry Bradshaw
as Himself
Gary 'G-Thang' Johnson
as TSA Guard
Joshua Cribbs
as Himself
Charlie Sanders
as Tug
Eve Brenner
as Wanda
Noel Gugliemi
as The Perp
Sidney Rice
as Himself
Hazuki Kato
as Yumi
Michael Edwin
as Hardware Store Clerk
Katie Gill
as Katie
Matt Forte
as Himself
Andrea Savage
as Gail
Brooke Nevin
as Lily
Edward James Gage
as Bailiff
Lloyd Ahlquist
as Dr. Andre Nodick
Kourtney Kaas
as Massage Therapist
Elizabeth Tripp
as Chloe
Tonita Castro
as Theresa
Terrell Suggs
as Himself
Amanda Lund
as George
John Ross Bowie
as Dr. Pete Wyland
Joanna Sanchez
as Sofia's Mom
Lucille Soong
as Security Line Woman
Tracy Rannazzisi
as Tracy
Albert Owens
as Company Guy
Sara Erikson
as Vanessa
Addison Timlin
as Addison
Sabina Gadecki
as Tiffany
Bonnie Hellman
as Old Lady #1
Josh Latzer
as Security Guard
Roxana Ortega
as Class Instructor
Rick Irwin
as Male Classmate
Krista Kalmus
as Elevator Girl
Brenda Ballard
as Old Lady #2
Abigail DiGregorio
as Race Winner's Mom
Jesse Einstein
as Phone-Store Salesman
Nicol Paone
as Colonoscopy Nurse
Jeskilz
as Husna
Randall Cobb
as Himself
Devon Abner
as Hotel Bartender
Franchesca Patton
as Race Winner
Sam Vance
as Football Announcer
Zuhair Haddad
as Algerian Dad
Marshall Manesh
as Valet
Rob Riggle
as Bethesda
Maree Cheatham
as Elderly Woman
Nina Nayebi
as Algerian Mom
Ankur Bhatt
as Algerian Fan
Colin Flynn
as Wrestler
Anya Monzikova
as Ulyanna
Paul Schackman
as Rabbi Shtotelman
Lori Alan
as Mrs. Shtotelman
Michael Scott Allen
as Sven
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Series Details

TV Network: FX
Premiere Date: Oct 29, 2009
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producers: Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff Schaffer
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