A single dad is trying to bring up his unruly sons on his own, as well as work as a fireman with his brother Jimmy, after their mother ran off 10 years before.
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Title: Complete Savages (2004–2005)
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| Keith Carradine | ... | Nick Savage 19 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
| Erik von Detten | ... | Chris Savage 19 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
| Andrew Eiden | ... | Sam Savage 19 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
| Shaun Sipos | ... | Jack Savage 19 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
| Evan Ellingson | ... | Kyle 19 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
| Jason Dolley | ... | T. J. Savage / ... 19 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
| Vincent Ventresca | ... | Jimmy Savage 16 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
| Autumn Reeser | ... | Angela 12 episodes, 2004-2005 | |
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Single father Nick Savage runs a 'macho' household, having five school-age sons, all rowdy slobs except sensitive, polite 'nerd' Sam, who nevertheless envies dating-slick athlete Shawn. That changes when distantly admired Angela becomes his steady date, a base nine of his brothers ever reached or would admit wanting. Nick's younger brother and fire department colleague Jimmy is their welcome regular guest, but frankly serves as bad adult example of irresponsibility. Written by KGF Vissers
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Chris Savage: That was a private conversation between me and everybody in the teen center!
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Producer Mel Gibson stars in the informational videos shown to his sons by Nick, as Officer Steve Cox - a motorcycle Highway Patrol Officer. See more »Quotes
Nick Savage: Do the words "he's gone let's party" ring a bell?Chris Savage: That was a private conversation between me and everybody in the teen center!
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The poster who repeatedly claimed that "Complete Savages" is an imitation of "Quintuplets" needs to get his/her facts straight.
Firstly, the premises of the two shows are not particularly similar. The family in "Quintuplets" is comprised of three sons and two daughters (all of whom obviously are the same age) and their married parents. "Complete Savages" features five sons (all of whom are different ages) and their single father. The only obvious similarity is that both families contain five kids with differing personalities, which is a rather broad concept.
Secondly, both "Quintuplets" and "Complete Savages" entered development in 2003 (as candidates for their respective networks' fall 2004 schedules). The "Complete Savages" pilot was shot on April 20, 2004 -- a mere twenty days after the "Quintuplets" pilot was shot (March 31, 2004) and almost two months before the latter actually aired (June 16, 2004). The early debut of "Quintuplets" was enabled by Fox's decision to rush the series into production.
In other words, even if the two programs were virtually identical, neither could possibly be a "rip-off" of the other.