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Children Ruin Everything: Created by Kurt Smeaton. With Meaghan Rath, Aaron Abrams, Logan Nicholson, Mikayla SwamiNathan. The half-hour comedy series follows Astrid and James as they struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their young children in the city.
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- 2022-05-13
- Comedy
- 23
Children Ruin Everything is a Canadian television sitcom, that premiered on CTV on January 12, 2022. Created by Kurt Smeaton for CTV, and originally Roku and later The CW, and co-produced by New Metric Media and Bell Media Studios, the series focuses on Astrid ( Meaghan Rath ) and James ( Aaron Abrams ), a young couple struggling to define ...
- Sitcom
With their lives getting increasingly hectic, Astrid and James decide a family day-trip might be the thing that will help them all reconnect, if everything goes as planned. Arguments S2 : E13 | TV-PG | 21 min | Aired: 12.14.23
About The Series. CHILDREN RUIN EVERYTHING follows Astrid (Meaghan Rath) and James (Aaron Abrams) as they raise their young children in the city, while struggling to hold onto their pre-kid life. Illustrating the hilarious and varied ways kids can wreck happiness, alter plans, annihilate goals and dreams, and force parents to re-invent their ...
Synopsis Astrid and James struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their two young children in the city. Executive Producer Mark Montefiore , Meaghan Rath , Chuck Tatham
- Meaghan Rath
- TV-14
- 3
Children Ruin Everything. 2022. 3 Seasons. 14+, L. Follow a set of parents as they raise their two young children and struggle to hold on to their pre-kid life. Genres: Comedy. Available with: CTV. Sign In to Watch. Trailer. Share. Episodes. Extras. More Like This. More From The Cast.
May 6, 2024 · A comedic love letter to childrearing, CHILDREN RUIN EVERYTHING follows parents Astrid (Rath) and James (Abrams), as they raise their three young children and struggle to hold on to their pre-kid life, while discovering all of the little ways that raising kids has reshaped their world.
