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Cast
Natasha Leggero (Lillian Bellacourt)Riki Lindhome (Beatrice Bellacourt)Armen Weitzman (Garfield)Michael Ian Black (Peepers)Beth Dover (Blanche)Jason Ritter (Frederick Bellacourt)Paget Brewster (Dodo Bellacourt)Brett Gelman (Hamish Crassus)David Koechner (Commodore Bellacourt)Christina Hendricks (Celine aka Chair)Brian Huskey (Victor Schmemmerhorn-Fish V)Moshe Kasher (Dr. Harmon Goldberg)Alice Hunter (Flobelle)David Wain (Albert Downsy Jr.)Jon Daly (Officer Kerttrussel O'Kelly)Missi Pyle (Celery Savoy Bellacourt)Will Sasso (Officer O'Connor)Lauren Ash (Hortense Bellacourt)
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Creators
Michael Ian Black, Jeremy Konner, Guy Branum, Laura Krafft, Natasha Leggero, Riki Lindhome, Krister Johnson, Moshe Kasher, Jen Statsky, David Parker
Synopsis
A mockumentary-style period piece comedy that follows members of the wealthy Bellacourt family and their servants in early 20th-century Newport, Rhode Island.
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