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Six Feet Under

Name: Six Feet Under
Genre: Drama
Released: 2001-06-03
Rating: 8.122

★ 8,1 /10 (1,152 Votes)

2001 EN 5 Seasons

Overview

When death is your business, what is your life? For the Fisher family, the world outside of their family-owned funeral home continues to be at least as challenging as—and far less predictable than—the one inside.

Stream

First air date

03/06/2001

Votes

1,152

Popularity

37.0

Life is pain, get use to it.

Genres

Drama

Status

Ended

Type

Scripted

Created by

Alan Ball

Networks

HBO

Language

Last air date

2005-08-21

Episodes

Website

www.hbo.com

Season 1

13 episodes • 2001 • ⭐ 7,6

As prodigal elder son Nate Fisher returns home for the holidays to news of his father's death, the family must learn to …

Season 2

13 episodes • 2002 • ⭐ 7,5

With owner/patriarch Nathaniel Fisher no longer alive (except in the hearts and sometime visions of his family), his sur…

Season 3

13 episodes • 2003 • ⭐ 7,6

Thanks to the financial contributions of their mortician, Federico, Fisher & Sons has become Fisher & Diaz, and …

Season 4

12 episodes • 2004 • ⭐ 7,4

There’s a new family order at the Fisher & Diaz funeral home. Although one spouse is gone, another has moved in, ush…

Peter Krause

Nate Fisher

Michael C. Hall

David Fisher

Frances Conroy

Ruth Fisher

Lauren Ambrose

Claire Fisher

Freddy Rodríguez

Federico Diaz

Mathew St. Patrick

Keith Charles

Rachel Griffiths

Brenda Chenowith

Justina Machado

Vanessa Diaz

James Cromwell

George Sibley

Original Soundtrack

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the absolute greatest show to ever exist. no other series finale will make you feel more than this one. i felt the entire spectrum of human emotion watching this, and the most heart-wrenching moments shift as i gain more life experience. this series changed me and will continue to do so for years to come

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My partner and I have tried three times to watch this series... and each time, we cannot get past about episode 5 or 6 (of season 1). Don't find the character relatable or engaging in any way.

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