[11/15/21 - 11:01 AM] Video: "F Is for Family" - Season 5 Official Trailer - Netflix As 1974 draws to a close, Frank obsesses over a cryptic message from his dad, Sue tries to patch up a rift in her family, and Vic dives into parenting.
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F is for Family | S5 Official Trailer | Netflix
Endings are f***ing hard. F is for Family - the final season - streams November 25, 2021.
F IS FOR FAMILY
FIFTH AND FINAL SEASON PREMIERES THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25 ON NETFLIX
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About F is for Family Season 5
As 1974 comes to a close, the Murphys are rocked by loss, each responding to it in very different ways. Sue tries to patch things up with her parents and estranged gay brother Louis; Kevin drives his girlfriend Alice crazy with his clinginess; and Bill and Maureen process their grief by acting out in uniquely transgressive fashion. Meanwhile, Frank sets off on a quest to understand the meaning of his father Big Bill's life and, in the process, make himself a better husband to Sue and a better father to Kevin, Bill, Maureen and new baby daughter Megan.
From comedian Bill Burr and Emmy award-winner Michael Price, F is for Family premiered in 2015 and instantly transported viewers back to the 1970s, a time when political correctness, helicopter parenting and indoor smoking bans weren't part of anyone's vocabulary, let alone the norm.
F is for Family is produced for Netflix by Wild West Productions and Gaumont.
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