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Living Biblically
Season 1
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An adaptation of the non-fiction book by A.J. Jacobs in which a man tries to live in accordance with the Bible's teachings as closely as possible.
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Cast of Season 1
Jay R. Ferguson
Chip Curry
Lindsey Kraft
Leslie Curry
David Krumholtz
Rabbi Gil
Tony Rock
Vince
Camryn Manheim
Ms. Meadows
Carla Renata
Gracie
Sara Gilbert
Cheryl
Living Biblically • Season 1 Ratings & Reviews
John Hanlon Reviews
John Hanlon
For a show that strives to be unique, this comedy still seems very safe.
Decider
Joel Keller
Go read Jacobs' book instead. You'll get a lot more laughs and have a better view of what it's like to live a biblical life.
WORLD
Megan Basham
Given the open-minded, constructive start the show has already made, it's not unreasonable to hope it could continue onto some firmer (and hopefully a little funnier) ground.
Christianity Today
Alicia Cohn
Living Biblically makes an effort to bring up broader ethical teachings from Scripture-not just concepts pulled from Levitical obscurity-which could have wide appeal if the setups weren't so flat.
Common Sense Media
Emily Ashby
Book adaptation disappoints but brings faith to forefront.
Paste Magazine
Jacob Oller
By being as safe as possible, Living Biblically offends the senses as broadly as its humor aims.
Entertainment Weekly
Darren Franich
Living Biblically replaces Jacobs' playfully twisted tone with expired gags about the Jonas Bothers, Twilight, and Blockbuster Video. Like a lot of latter-day network sitcoms, Biblically overstretches its premise with too-familiar settings.
Uncle Barky
Ed Bark
Adapted from a bestseller that's not the Bible, Living Biblically finally comes to fruition as a CBS sitcom with an abominable laugh track.
The Hollywood Reporter
Daniel Fienberg
Fails to follow the sitcom commandment, "Thou shall make us laugh."
rogercatlin.com
Roger Catlin
Among CBS' bad sitcoms, this one actually compares well.
Los Angeles Times
Chris Barton
The show's failures are a shame because religion is a powerful enough presence in our culture to be approached with honesty and genuine wit.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Neal Justin
Ian Gomez and David Krumholtz have a sinfully good time playing two-thirds of a joke about a priest, a rabbi and a minister walking into a bar.
Boston Herald
Mark A. Perigard
Living Biblically is made in such a way that it won't offend most anyone. It also won't make many laugh. That's splitting the difference in all the wrong ways.
Salt Lake Tribune
Scott D. Pierce
The cast is likable. The intentions are good. The show is not.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Rob Owen
A few lines generate a mild chuckle, but Living Biblically mostly feels stale and unfunny - the kind of show that gives broadcast network comedies a bad name.
Orlando Sentinel
Hal Boedeker
The premise promises something unusual, but the labored execution and frantic performances are so sitcom familiar.
Variety
Sonia Saraiya
In the same way that Living Biblically's depiction of a film critic living in Brooklyn is hilariously inaccurate, the sitcom's presentation of Chip's religious life is a little too removed from reality, even for a multi-camera sitcom.
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