Get a Life

Get a Life (1990-1992)

EndedScripted showComedy

An unconventional sitcom that follows Chris Peterson - a 30-year-old paperboy still stuck in living like a perpetual child. His bizarre understanding of reality leads to many warped adventures. A prime example of the show's surrealness was that Chris actually dies in several episodes.

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Scheduleevery Sunday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E13Clip ShowMar 8, 1992
S02E121977 2000Mar 1, 1992
S02E11SPEWEY and MeFeb 9, 1992
S02E10Bad FishFeb 2, 1992
S02E09Chris' Brain Starts WorkingJan 19, 1992
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Get a Life' premiere?

'Get a Life' premiered on September 23, 1990.

Who played the lead character in 'Get a Life'?

Chris Elliott played the lead character in 'Get a Life'.

What is the name of the lead character in 'Get a Life'?

The lead character's name in 'Get a Life' is Chris Peterson.

What was Chris Peterson's occupation in 'Get a Life'?

Chris Peterson did odd, unconventional jobs in 'Get a Life' and was never shown having a stable occupation.

What was the premise of the TV show 'Get a Life'?

'Get a Life' focused on the misadventures of a 30-year-old paperboy named Chris Peterson who refused to grow up.

Who created 'Get a Life'?

'Get a Life' was created by Chris Elliott, Adam Resnick, and David Mirkin.

What network aired 'Get a Life'?

'Get a Life' aired on the Fox network.

How many episodes of 'Get a Life' were produced?

A total of 35 episodes of 'Get a Life' were produced.

Who played Chris Peterson's best friend in 'Get a Life'?

Bobcat Goldthwait played Chris Peterson's best friend, Larry Potter, in 'Get a Life'.

What was Chris Peterson's signature catchphrase in 'Get a Life'?

Chris Peterson's signature catchphrase in 'Get a Life' was "I'm 30 years old; I'm not supposed to have a curfew."

Who played Chris Peterson's father in 'Get a Life'?

Chris Elliott's real-life father, Bob Elliott, played Chris Peterson's father in 'Get a Life'.

Which episode of 'Get a Life' featured a crossover with 'The X-Files'?

The episode 'A Very Special Episode' of 'Get a Life' featured a crossover with 'The X-Files'.

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