Fun with Dick & Jane (TV Series)

Fun with Dick & Jane is an American sitcom based on the 1977 film of the same name. It was developed by Jason Katims and premiered on Fox on September 22, 2014. It is currently in its fifth season and has aired 98 episodes.

Season one
Richard and Jane Harper are a happy, successful and wealthy married couple who fall on hard times after losing their jobs. The Harpers then resort to a life of crime to regain their lost wealth, and evade capture by FBI agents Miles and Lowe.

Season two

The Harpers were apprehended in the first season finale and were imprisoned for their crimes. Despite this, they manage to be in near-constant contact with each other. They must sur

The Harpers were apprehended in the first season finale and were imprisoned for their crimes. Despite this, they manage to keep in near-constant contact with each other.

Cast
Steven Pasquale as Richard "Dick" Harper, protagonist and one of the titular characters. After he loses his job, he teams up with his wife Jane and they begin a life of crime.

Danica McKellar as Jane Harper, protagonist and one of the titular characters. After she loses her job, she teams up with Dick and turns to a life of crime to get their life back.

Hill Harper as Jerry Grimes, Dick's colleague and one of the Harpers' best friends.

Eric Close as FBI Special Agent Dan Lowe, one of the FBI Agents assigned to hunt down Dick & Jane.

with Alyssa Milano as Hannah Grimes, Jerry's wife and one of the Harpers' best friend.

and Jane Krakowski as FBI Special Agent Lisa Miles, one of the other FBI agents assigned to hunt down Dick & Jane.

Reception
The show debuted strongly, garnering a 2.9 18-49 rating on its debut episode. Throughout the entire season, the show has only dipped before the 2.5 line four times.

The show has received significant acclaim from critics, many praising the cast for their strong chemistry and good comedic timing.

Accolades
The show has received several awards nominations:

73rd Golden Globe Awards (January 11, 2015)
 * Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy (nominated)
 * Best Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (Pasquale, nominated)
 * Best Actress in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (McKellar, won)
 * Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series, Miniseries or Television Movie (Krakowski, won)

66th Primetime Emmy Awards (September 14, 2015)
 * Outstanding Leading Actress in a Comedy Series (McKellar, nominated)
 * Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (Krakowski, nominated)