COLLECTION · Series · 2016

Horace and Pete

Name: Horace and Pete
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 7.6

The owners of a dive bar in Brooklyn, Horace and Pete, along with bar regulars share their experiences and lives with each other while drinking or working at the bar.

Source: TMDB

* 7.6 (159)ComedyDramaUnited States

Creators

Louis C.K.

Countries

United States

Studios

Pig Newton

Runtime

30 min/ep

Release

30/01/2016

Score

7.6 / 10 (159)

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Seasons and episodes

Season 1

10 episodes · 2016

Episode 1. Episode 1

2016-01-30 · 67 min

Horace meets with his sister and her lawyer to discuss common law while Pete has medical insurance issues.

Episode 2. Episode 2

2016-02-06 · 30 min

Horace has an uncomfortable encounter with Marsha. Sylvia has dire news. Horace meets with his daughter while Marsha encounters a handsome stranger.

Episode 3. Episode 3

2016-02-13 · 30 min

Horace's ex-wife Sarah comes to the bar to ask for Horace's advice.

Episode 4. Episode 4

2016-02-20 · 30 min

Uncle Pete offers Pete advice about women. Horace connects with an old girlfriend.

Episode 5. Episode 5

2016-02-27 · 30 min

The family gathers at the bar to discuss it's future. Marsha reminisces about her teenage years. Horace makes a proposal to Sylvia.

Episode 6. Episode 6

2016-03-05 · 30 min

Pete goes out with a girl he met online. Later, he brings her home for a family dinner.

Episode 7. Episode 7

2016-03-12 · 30 min

Pete wants to landmark the bar. Horace spends the night with a customer.

Episode 8. Episode 8

2016-03-19 · 30 min

Horace takes Pete to the mental hospital for his yearly review. Tricia visits Pete again.

Episode 9. Episode 9

2016-03-26 · 30 min

Pete has a vision. Horace visits Tricia in the hospital.

Episode 10. Episode 10

2016-04-02 · 30 min

It’s 1976 and we meet the family. Sylvia wants to travel. Pete returns.

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Keywords

sibling relationshipparent child relationshipfamily historyfamily businessdark comedydrug usealcoholicbrooklyn, new york citypsychosisinstitutionalization