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Welcome to the Captain Review, by Barry Garron of The Hollywood Reporter
A classic comedy if ever there was one, "Welcome to the Captain," with its dinner-theater characters and traditional boy-meets-girl romance, has a wide, multigenerational appeal. I'm not sure whether it has something blue, but this single-camera s...
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Welcome to the Captain: One Big Dysfunctional Family
Welcome to the Captain's premiere came with hope for a fun new comedy, but also doubt as it came across a little too light.
Yet, with Arrested Development's Jeffrey Tambor, there had to be some quality right? Well, more like potential as far as the...
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Welcome to the Captain is a comedy about a wildly eclectic group of people whose lives are intertwined through the place they all call home, a fabled Hollywood apartment building, El Capitan, which they've dubbed "The Captain." Josh (Fran Kranz) is a Hollywood whiz kid whose filmmaking career has hit a wall. Just when Josh is about to move back to New York, his accountant-to-the-stars best friend, Marty (Chris Klein), convinces him to move into his legendary apartment building.
Among the eccentric tenants are Uncle Saul (Emmy Award nominee Jeffrey Tambor), a former "Three's Company" writer who is the building's self-proclaimed expert on anything and everything; Charlene (Golden Globe Award winner Raquel Welch), the femme fatale who welcomes Josh in her own seductive style; Jesus (Al Madrigal), a gossipy doorman who knows all the residents' most tantalizing secrets and Astrid (Valerie Azlynn), a flighty, aspiring young actress. Josh is most taken with the earthy, beautiful Hope, (Joanna Garcia), an aspiring acupuncturist who enlists him as a practice patient.
The folklore of this fabled apartment building always continues to grow and, as each dweller quickly learns, the walls never stop talking.



