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1962 is the worst of times, but also the best of times for Oliver Beene, an 11-year-old whose world is full of comedic chaos. Oliver's eccentric family is headed by his father, Jerry, a dentist whose idea of a fun and relaxing Sunday is drilling his kids' molars.
Oliver Beene. 1962 is the worst of times, but also the best of times for Oliver Beene (Grant Rosenmeyer), an 11-year-old whose world is full of comedic chaos. Oliver's eccentric family is headed by his father, Jerry (Grant Shaud), a dentist whose idea of a fun and relaxing Sunday is drilling his kids' molars. Then there's Oliver's mother ...
Oliver Beene is an American sitcom that aired on Fox from March 9, 2003 to September 12, 2004. The show was created by Howard Gewirtz. Set in 1962 and 1963, the show chronicled the trials and tribulations of the 11-to-12-year-old Oliver Beene (played by Grant Rosenmeyer ), in first person perspective. Oliver Beene' s other main characters are ...
1962 is the worst of times, but also the best of times for Oliver Beene, an 11-year-old whose world is full of comedic chaos. Oliver's eccentric family is headed by his father, Jerry, a dentist ...
- March 9, 2003
- Grant Rosenmeyer
Gewirtz says part of the fun of "Oliver Beene" is that the time period is familiar, but what people think of as "the '60s" -- the draft-card-burning, Haight-Ashbury, flowers-in-your-hair part of the decade -- wasn't evident in most of American society in 1962. "It's not an unrelatable time. It's not like the 1920s with big boxy cars," he says.
Oliver Beene: Created by Howard Gewirtz. With Grant Shaud, Wendy Makkena, Grant Rosenmeyer, Andrew Lawrence. The hilarious misadventures of an 11-year-old boy and his wacky family in 1962.
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Mar 6, 2003 · In 1962 (when it's set) Oliver is 11 years old. In 1962 I was 11 too and I have a long me… As someone who is exactly the age of its hero I approached "Oliver Beene" with a particularly watchful eye.
