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Up All Night
Season 2
No. of episodes24
Release
Original networkNBC
Original releaseSeptember 14, 2011 (2011-09-14) –
April 12, 2012 (2012-04-12)
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The first season of the American television comedy Up All Night premiered on NBC on September 14, 2011, at 10 p.m. (E/P). the series resumed in its regular time slot of 8 p.m. (E/P) on September, 21, 2011.[1] The series was created by Emily Spivey, and Lorne Michaels serves as one of its executive producers.

The first season focuses on Reagan and Chris Brinkley (Christina Applegate and Will Arnett), as they adjust to their new roles following the birth of their daughter, Amy. Maya Rudolph also stars as Ava Alexander, an eccentric talk show host, and Reagan's best friend.

The season consisted of 24 episodes, before concluding on April 12, 2012. The complete season was released on September 11, 2012.[2]

Production

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The series was based on creator Emily Spivey's life when she went back to working on Saturday Night Live after giving birth to a baby boy.[3] Due to the nature of her job, she was required to take care of the baby and work late nights.[3] She decided she wanted to make a show based off those extremes.[3] NBC executives were "supportive and excited" for the new series.[3] On February 1, 2011, Up All Night received a pilot order, written by creator Spivey and directed by James Griffiths, under the title Alpha Mom.[4] The series was officially picked up for 13 episodes at the NBC upfronts on May 15, 2011 under its final title, Up All Night.[5]

After the success of Maya Rudolph's movie Bridesmaids, Up All Night went through some retooling which now has her character Ava, as a talk-show host, and Reagan now as the show's producer, instead of them being PR executives.[6] Spivey said the character change allowed Ava to be more fun.[6] Some media critics compared the character change to Rudolph's impersonation of Oprah Winfrey on Saturday Night Live.[6][7]

Up All Night premiered on September 14, 2011, following the season finale of America's Got Talent. The series was later given a full-season pickup on October 4, 2011.[8] On November 21, 2011, NBC added two additional episodes to season one, bringing the total to 24 episodes.[9] [9]

Crew

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The first season was produced by Broadway Video and Universal Media Studios,[10] and was created by Emily Spivey who serves as executive producer alongside Lorne Michaels, Jon Pollack and Erin David.[10] David had worked with Spivey and Michaels on Saturday Night Live while Pollack had worked with Michaels on 30 Rock.[10] Series co-star Christina Applegate also works as a producer on the series alongside Eric Kranzler and Andrew Singer.[10]

The first season featured nine different directors of the 24 episodes, among them established television directors such as Beth McCarthy Miller, Joe Russo, and Troy Miller.

Cast

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Christina Applegate was the first cast member to sign up for the series.

Christina Applegate stars as Reagan Brinkley, a producer for the Ava show, who goes back to work after giving birth to a baby. Applegate was interested in the series early on, especially because she had recently had a child.[3] Applegate was also offered several other roles for the pilot season.[3] Applegate was the first cast member signed on to the series.[11] She is credited as a producer for the series.[10] Will Arnett plays Reagan's husband, Chris Brinkley, a former lawyer who becomes a stay-at-home dad at the beginning of the series. Arnett was the third main cast member to sign on to the series.[12]Maya Rudolph co-stars as Ava Alexander, the host of the Ava show and Reagan's best friend. Rudolph was the second main cast member to sign on to the series[13] Rudolph had previously worked with the series creator on SNL and Spivey had wanted to work with Rudolph before the series plot was established.[3] Jennifer Hall played Missy, Ava's assistant, on a recurring basis for the first four episodes.[14] Starting with the fifth episode, Mr. Bob's Toddler Kaleidoscope, Hall was promoted to a series regular. Hall was the final member to sign on to the series.

Several actors appear on Up All Night as recurring characters. Among them include Matt Braunger and Jean Villepique as Gene and Terry husband and wife, as well as Reagan and Chris' next door neighbors, who have several children. Former My Name is Earl star Jason Lee has appeared in several episodes as Kevin, Reagan and Chris's next door neighbor who dated Ava.[15]Molly Shannon appeared as Nancy, Amy's babysitter. Shannon was initially a one-time guest star, before the producers asked her to appear in another episode.[16] Her second episode aired in early 2012.[16] She is a former cast member of Saturday Night Live and previously worked with Michaels on the series.[16]Nick Cannon was featured in early episodes as Calvin, Ava's co-host on her talk show. Chris Diamantopoulos plays Julian, Ava's eccentric ex-boyfriend. Former Saturday Night Live cast member Will Forte appeared as Reed, Chris's gamer friend, who is also a father. Forte worked with Rudolph and Michaels on SNL. Megan Mullallyguest starred in two episodes as Shayna Mund, a competing talk show host, who Ava and Reagan helped lose a large amount of weight during segments of the Ava show. Blythe Danner appears as Dr. Angie Chafin, Reagan's heavily critical psychologist mother. She first appeared in "Parents", and then tried to be a better mother and grandmother in "First Christmas".[17]

Towards the end of the first season Eve Best was introduced as Yvnonne Encanto, Reagan and Ava's idol, who recently bought the production company that owns the Ava show. Steven Pasquale plays Luke Granby, Yvnonne's employee who oversees the Ava show, and has a hard time getting along with Ava and Reagan.

Several guest actors have also appeared throughout the first season. Richard Schiff appeared in "Parents" as Reagen's dad.[18] Alanis Morissette appeared in "Travel Day" as a former partner in an R&B duo with Ava. Stevie Nicks appeared in the episode titled "Letting Go" as herself, and former Saturday Night Live writer Jorma Taccone, has appeared on the show in "Working Late and Working It".[19][20] The "Daddy Daughter Time" featured a cameo by Sharon Osbourne as Ava's rival over a parking space and Ava's father is played by Henry Winkler.[21]

Reception

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Ratings

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Up All Night has proven to be a moderate success in the ratings by NBC standards, NBC being the fourth highest rated network out of five networks. The series currently ranks as NBC's fourth highest rated scripted series after The Office, Smash and Law and Order: Special Victims Unit among adults between the ages of 18 and 49.[22] The series also ranks as one of the most digitally recorded series this season.[23] Due to the moderate success, the series was given a full season pick up alongside Whitney.[8] Bill Gorman of TV by the Numbers has also stated the series is most likely to be renewed for a second season.[24][25] The cost for an ad for the series is approximately average of $82,617 per 30-second commercial.[26]

Reviews

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The performances are spot-on, the jokes are great, if a bit understated, and the situation in this situation comedy actually feels credible. In a year when a large number of new sitcoms passed off hackneyed conventions as hip cultural satire, Up All Night rang surprisingly true.

Phillp Maciak, Slant Magazine[27]

Up All Night has received mostly positive reviews from critics. The first season currently holds a score of 64 out of 100 on Metacritic, indicating generally positive reviews.[28] Many critics said that the series felt like two different shows in one.[29][30] HitFix reviewer Daniel Feinberg gave the series pilot a positive review, but disliked the office settings and the writing for Rudolph's character commenting that "Will Arnett and Christina Applegate are playing parents, but Maya Rudolph is playing a sitcom character".[29] Despite this, the performance of the main cast members has received praise from critics.[27][31][32] Some critics compared Rudolph's role to her impersonation of Oprah Winfrey while she was on SNL, which Rudolph firmly denied saying "I have yet to see the similarities between my character and Oprah".[7] Some publications declared it among the best TV shows of 2011, new or old, including Slant Magazine,[27] Metacritic,[33] Esquire,[34] Hulu,[35] and The A.V Club.[36]

The series was nominated for "Favorite New TV Comedy" at the 38th People's Choice Awards.[37] Rudolph has also received a nomination for Best Supporting Actress for a Series, Miniseries or Television Film at the Satellite Awards.[38] In 2012, Nick Cannon won an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.

Episodes

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No. Title Directed by Written by Original air date Production
code 		U.S. viewers
(million)
1"Pilot"James GriffithsEmily SpiveySeptember 14, 2011 (2011-09-14)10110.95[39]
After giving birth to her baby, Reagan (Christina Applegate) decides to return to work with the support of her stay-at-home husband Chris (Will Arnett). Once she returns to work, Regan must deal with the endless needs of her friend and boss, Ava (Maya Rudolph) the host of her own talk show, that Reagan works as a producer on.
2"Cool Neighbors"Joe RussoCaroline WilliamsSeptember 21, 2011 (2011-09-21)1026.05[40]
When a new couple moves into the neighborhood, Chris and Reagan become obsessed with finding out how they are so cool. Meanwhile, Ava tries to figure out why the baby Amy does not seem to like her but takes a liking to Calvin (Nick Cannon).
3"Working Late and Working It"Joe RussoTim McAuliffeSeptember 28, 2011 (2011-09-28)1045.32[41]
Chris and Reagan try to bring the sexy back into their marriage with the help of Chris's new friend Reed (Will Forte). Meanwhile, Ava blames Reagan for the advice that led her to break up with her now engaged ex-boyfriend, B-Ro (Jorma Taccone).
4"New Car"James GriffithsEmily SpiveyOctober 5, 2011 (2011-10-05)1035.60[42]
Chris and Reagan go online shopping to try and find a potential family car. Meanwhile, Ava attempts to take on more serious talk show topics, however, she finds the amount of preparation it takes way too overwhelming.
5"Mr. Bob's Toddler Kaleidoscope"Troy MillerTeleplay by: Erica Rivinoja
Story by: Liz Cackowski & Alex Reid		October 12, 2011 (2011-10-12)1055.24[43]
While Reagan worries that all the time she spends working may be affecting her parental skills, Ava struggles with the fact that Reagan is too busy to spend quality time with her, so she enlists Missy's (Jennifer Hall) help to prepare a speech instead of Reagan. Chris believes that he may have found his calling in Amy's playgroup.
6"Birth"Randall EinhornCaroline WilliamsOctober 19, 2011 (2011-10-19)1065.63[44]
Flashbacks reveal when Reagan was pregnant with Amy, and her "perfect" birth plan fell apart; Chris struggled with the decision to leave his law firm, and Ava, with the help of Missy, overcame her fears that were keeping her away from Reagan at the time.
7"Parents"James GriffithsErica RivinojaNovember 2, 2011 (2011-11-02)1074.78[45]
Reagan attempts to have a better relationship with her parents to set a good example for Amy; When a crew member on Ava's talk show dies, Ava attempts to a get along better with her crew. Meanwhile, in fear of his life being cut short, Chris decides to make some lifestyle changes.
8"First Night Away"Jay ChandrasekharCaroline WilliamsNovember 9, 2011 (2011-11-09)1084.79[46]
Reagan and Chris try to reignite the spark in their relationship by going on a date night. Meanwhile, Ava spends the night babysitting Amy and connects with Reagan and Chris's next-door-neighbor Kevin (Jason Lee), a single dad who is completely different to her current boyfriend, Julian (Chris Diamantopoulos).
9"Hiring and Firing"Randall EinhornTim McAuliffeNovember 16, 2011 (2011-11-16)1094.88[47]
When Reagan finds it difficult to fire a less-than-helpful assistant, Nancy (Molly Shannon), Ava starts to believe she has lost her edge. Chris and Reagan attempt to find a babysitter, so they can have some time to themselves, and after a few misunderstandings with Reagan, Missy keeps thinking she's been fired.
10"Week Off"Bob BerlingerDavid Iserson & Brian RoweNovember 23, 2011 (2011-11-23)1104.34[48]
When the Ava show takes a break, Reagan is thrilled to spend the week at home with Amy, but her type-A personality and defiant sense of justice upset the delicate balance of Chris's neighborhood social life. Meanwhile, Ava tries to win over Kevin's daughter by giving her vocal lessons for a performance at school.
11"First Christmas"Troy MillerTucker CawleyDecember 7, 2011 (2011-12-07)1114.96[49]
Reagan asks her mothers help to make Amy's first Christmas the best. Meanwhile, Chris goes to the mall to find the perfect gift for Reagan, and Ava starts to believe her relationship with Kevin may be on rocky ground, when he decides to spend Christmas with his ex-wife.
12"New Year's Eve"Beth McCarthy-MillerErica RivinojaJanuary 12, 2012 (2012-01-12)1124.24[50]
During Reagan and Chris's first New Year's Eve game night, Reagan's competitiveness comes out causing Chris to become embarrassed. Meanwhile, Missy brings an unexpected date along to the party and, Kevin starts to feel as though Ava may be ashamed of him.
13"Rivals"Michael BliedenCaroline WilliamsJanuary 19, 2012 (2012-01-19)1133.98[51]
Ava and Reagan's former friend and rival talk-show host Shayna (Megan Mullally) is suspected of stealing ideas from Ava's talk show. Meanwhile, Reagan shows some jealousy toward Chris's new female friend (Emily Rutherfurd).
14"Preschool Auction"Beth McCarthy-MillerBrian RoweFebruary 2, 2012 (2012-02-02)1143.70[52]
In an attempt to secure a spot for Amy at a prestigious preschool, Reagan volunteers to run the school's annual fundraiser, and asks Ava to help with the charity auction. Meanwhile, Chris reverts back to his old competitive ways when his brother (Dean Winters) comes to visit.
15"Day After Valentine's Day"Joe RussoCaroline Williams & Tim McAuliffeFebruary 9, 2012 (2012-02-09)1153.65[53]
Reagan and Chris attempt to have a drama free Valentine's day. However, when Ava and Kevin have a fight, Reagan and Chris unintentionally create some drama in their relationship.
16"Travel Day"Randall EinhornEmily SpiveyFebruary 16, 2012 (2012-02-16)1162.98[54]
Reagan and Chris travel with Amy for the first time. Meanwhile, Ava agrees to be the minister for her former bandmate's wedding (portrayed by Alanis Morissette), and while she is officiating the wedding, Kevin tries to deal with how Ava feels about marriage.
17"First Birthday"Jorma TacconeTucker CawleyFebruary 23, 2012 (2012-02-23)1173.42[55]
Chris reluctantly agrees to throw a joint birthday party for Amy with an overly enthusiastic neighbor. Meanwhile, Nancy begins looking for a man.
18"New Boss"Randall EinhornErica RivinojaMarch 1, 2012 (2012-03-01)1183.47[56]
On the cusp of the fifth anniversary of "Ava," Reagan and Ava's idol, Yvonne Encanto (Eve Best), acquires the show. This acquisition brings more than they were expecting when Yvonne's right hand, Luke Granby (Steven Pasquale), an ex-military man, takes charge as the new boss. Meanwhile, Chris and Reed decide to refurbish Reed's recently inherited motorcycle.
19"Couple Friends"James GriffithsAlex ReidMarch 8, 2012 (2012-03-08)1193.44[57]
Reagan and Chris decide they need new couple friends, so they try to befriend their neighbors Justin (Ben Falcone) and Lawrence (Nat Faxon). Meanwhile, Ava continues to fight with Luke over her show. However, things end up getting a little bit more personal when Luke attempts to use Ava to make his ex-fiance jealous.
20"Baby Fever"Jay ChandrasekharBarbara AdlerMarch 15, 2012 (2012-03-15)1203.49[58]
Chris attempts to convince Reagan to have another baby. Meanwhile, Ava ends up with a huge disappointment when she joins Yvonne's mentorship program.
21"Daddy Daughter Time"Troy MillerTeleplay by: David Iserson
Story by: Caroline Williams & David Iserson		March 22, 2012 (2012-03-22)1213.25[59]
Ava's father (Henry Winkler) and his family come to visit, however they are more interested with meeting the celebrities on the show. Chris ends up getting a segment on the Ava show, which causes Reagan to realize that she needs to have her own time by herself at work.
22"Letting Go"James GriffithsTucker CawleyMarch 29, 2012 (2012-03-29)1223.01[60]
Amy's walking for the first time; Ava's new dog affects Reagan and Ava's chances at getting Stevie Nicks to appear on the Ava show. Chris joins a younger hockey league which may be a bit to much for him.
23"Hey Jealousy"Michael BliedenTeleplay by: Erica Rivinoja
Story by: Tim McAuliffe		April 5, 2012 (2012-04-05)1232.58[61]
Chris starts to display some jealousy toward Reagan working more closely with her boss Luke. Meanwhile, Ava hires a celebrity personal trainer named Gideon Kirk (Fred Armisen), to help her beat Shayna in a 10k run for charity.
24"The Proposals"Troy MillerJon Pollack & Emily SpiveyApril 12, 2012 (2012-04-12)1243.12[62]
Reagan turns to Chris' grandmother for help when she accidentally loses her engagement ring, which spurns Chris into attempting to give Reagan a proper proposal. Meanwhile, Kevin returns and tries to win back Ava, by turning to Julian for help.


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