Allen Gregory

Seven episodes, which is exactly the number Fox ordered, whatever you have read about thirteen.

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Where to start with Allen Gregory

Seven episodes in order, about ninety minutes of television in total. A seven year old who believes himself a continental sophisticate is forced into public elementary school.

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    The whole run, seven episodes Allen Gregory

    Pilot on 30 October 2011 through Van Moon Rising on 18 December. There is one skipped week before the last episode. Nothing is missing.

Then what? Fox's entertainment president announced the cancellation at a press session on 8 January 2012 in about as blunt a phrasing as these things get. Nothing more was made.

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  • Allen Gregory 2011, 1 season, 7 episodes

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