Overview
Release Date:
9 September 2004 (USA)
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Tagline:
This Fall, Joey is returning to Thursday.
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Plot:
In this spin-off of "Friends", Joey Tribbiani moves to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career.
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Awards:
Nominated for Golden Globe.
Another 2 wins
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2 nominations
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User Comments:
Too much of a good thing?
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| David Crane | | (47 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Shana Goldberg-Meehan | | (46 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Scott Silveri | | (46 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Marta Kauffman | | (19 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Robert Carlock | | (9 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| John Quaintance | | (9 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Vanessa McCarthy | | (7 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Matt Hubbard | | (6 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Brian Buckner | | (3 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Brian Kelley | | (3 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Michael Borkow | | (3 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Linda Videtti Figueiredo | | (3 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Sherry Bilsing | | (2 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Ellen Plummer | | (2 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Craig DiGregorio | | (2 episodes, 2004) |
| Nicholas Darrow | | (2 episodes, 2005) |
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| Kevin Bright | .... | executive producer (46 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Shana Goldberg-Meehan | .... | executive producer (46 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Scott Silveri | .... | executive producer (46 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Todd Stevens | .... | producer / supervising producer (21 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Robert Carlock | .... | supervising producer / co-executive producer (19 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Sherry Bilsing | .... | co-executive producer (18 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Brian Buckner | .... | supervising producer (17 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Brian Kelley | .... | consulting producer (16 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Ellen Plummer | .... | co-executive producer (16 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Noel Bright | .... | co-producer (16 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Jon Pollack | .... | consulting producer / executive producer / ... (13 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Wendy Knoller | .... | associate producer (11 episodes, 2004) |
| Jason D. Keller | .... | associate producer (6 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Brett Baer | .... | co-executive producer (4 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Michael Borkow | .... | consulting producer (4 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Linda Videtti Figueiredo | .... | producer (4 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Dave Finkel | .... | co-executive producer (4 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Vanessa McCarthy | .... | co-producer (4 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| John Quaintance | .... | co-producer (3 episodes, 2006) |
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| Noel Bright | .... | unit production manager (22 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Jason D. Keller | .... | post-production supervisor (13 episodes, 2004-2005) |
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| Susie Balaban | .... | second assistant director / second second assistant director (45 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Ben Weiss | .... | first assistant director (20 episodes, 2004-2006) |
| Carlos Piñero | .... | second assistant director / first assistant director (18 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Roger Christiansen | .... | associate director (7 episodes, 2004-2005) |
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| Howard Sisko | .... | telecine colorist (6 episodes, 2004) |
| Mark Dashnaw | .... | assistant editor / additional editor (4 episodes, 2005-2006) |
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| John Rebber | .... | transportation captain (1 episode, 2005) |
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| John Quaintance | .... | story editor / executive story editor (17 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Vanessa McCarthy | .... | executive story editor (16 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Roger Christiansen | .... | technical coordinator / associate director (15 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Sullivan Patricia | .... | set intern (14 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Patricia Sullivan | .... | production assistant (14 episodes, 2005-2006) |
| Rebecca Ancheta-Blum | .... | script supervisor (10 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Amy S. Kim | .... | production coordinator (10 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Lynda Tarryk | .... | video switcher / technical coordinator (7 episodes, 2004-2005) |
| Kimberly A. Harrison | .... | assistant: Todd Stevens (4 episodes, 2004) |
| Matt Hubbard | .... | executive story editor / story editor (3 episodes, 2005-2006) |
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| Jim Vickers | .... | fight choreographer (unknown episodes, 2005) |
| Kerry Wilker | .... | publicist (unknown episodes, 2005) |
| Jordan Cohan | .... | production intern (unknown episodes) |
| Alison Flierl | .... | assistant to writer (unknown episodes) |
| Phil Gonzales | .... | publicist (unknown episodes) |
| Wade Hagen | .... | accountant (unknown episodes) |
| Pyung Kim | .... | production assistant (unknown episodes) |
| Hadley Klein | .... | production intern (unknown episodes) |
| Todd Linden | .... | writer's production assistant (unknown episodes) |
| Brett McVicker | .... | production assistant (unknown episodes) |
| Kate Pavri | .... | set production assistant (unknown episodes) |
| Jade Sandberg | .... | production assistant (unknown episodes) |
| Michael Svoboda | .... | writer's production assistant (unknown episodes) |
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Additional Details
Runtime:
30 min (including commercials)
MOVIEmeter: 
9% since last week
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Fun Stuff
Trivia:
Joey is filmed on the same sound stage on which
"Friends" (1994) was filmed. Soundstage 24 at Warner Brothers studios in Burbank, CA.
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Quotes:
Bobbie:
And if I knew you were coming I wouldn't have brought Data.
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Soundtrack:
Sunny Hours
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The problem with "Joey" so far? The minds behind the show seem to have forgotten why we, as viewers, were so taken by Joey Tribbiani on "Friends."
As an idiotic buffoon, he was primarily a great comedic foil for the other characters, especially Chandler, and occasionally would have a solid storyline showcasing that side of him.
But it was the episodes showing that his heart was bigger than his brain -- like the one where he took Rachel out on a dinner date -- that gave Joey real depth and gave viewers a real reason to love the character.
In either case, though, Joey was just 1/6th of the equation, and the character was only asked to carry 6-10 minutes of any given episode, at the most.
Here, they're trying to make Joey carry the entire 24 minutes because, as it stands now, the supporting characters aren't compelling enough to warrant strong independent story lines of their own. And we haven't seen enough of the scenes that show Joey's heart.
It's not a problem that can't be fixed. I think they need to lay off some of the more stereotypical character jokes (Joey dumb, nephew smart, sister tough and oversexed) and put them in situations that are funny, but also make us care more about them. As it stands now, you could almost write the script with adjectives instead of character names, because the characters' natures so rarely change.
Personally, I'd love to see an episode where the supporting cast gets together to plan a surprise birthday party for Joey, with everybody having their own ideas of what to do, but ultimately we find out that none of them really knows Joey as well as they think they do. Something like that would be a great learning and growing experience for the show, its writers, and its characters.
But hey, that's just my opinion.