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BrainDead

Name: BrainDead
Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama, Comedy
Released: 2016-06-13
Rating: 7.231

★ 7,2 /10 (201 Votes)

2016 EN 1 Seasons

Overview

A young fresh-faced Hill staffer gets her first job in Washington, D.C. and discovers two things: 1. The government has stopped working, and 2. alien spawn have come to earth and eaten the brains of a growing number of Congressmen and Hill staffers.

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First air date

13/06/2016

Votes

201

Popularity

4.7

Genres

Sci-Fi & Fantasy Drama Comedy

Status

Canceled

Type

Scripted

Created by

Michelle King, Robert King

Networks

CBS

Language

Last air date

2016-09-11

Episodes

Episode runtime

45 min

Website

www.cbs.com

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Season 1

13 episodes • 2016 • ⭐ 7,3

A government employee discovers that the cause of the tensions between the two political parties is a race of extraterre…

Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Laurel Healy

Danny Pino

Luke Healy

Aaron Tveit

Gareth Ritter

Tony Shalhoub

Senator Red Wheatus

Nikki M. James

Rochelle Daudier

Johnny Ray Gill

Gustav Triplett

Charlie Semine

Anthony Onofrio

Jan Maxwell

Senator Ella Pollack

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A surprisingly funny show that I'd never heard of until recently. I can see why it didn't catch on though. The concept of alien bugs taking over American politics is a funny enough concept but they make it a bit more complicated than it needed to be. Plus it came out at the wrong time. American politics changed a lot around when the show came out and in many ways what is presented in the show seems oddly tame today. It's a nice bit of nostalgia though from a simpler time. There's a few really laugh out loud moments too. Tony Shalhoub steals the show. Definitely worth a watch.

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