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The Unfamiliars follows the story of three teens, Erica James, Heathcliff Sunderfield, and Julia Hayashi, from three very different families. The James’ live the lavish life on the upper east side while the Sunderfield’s reside in Hell’s Kitchen and the Hayashi’s try to adjust to their new life in Harlem. As these three main characters struggle to find themselves in the city that never sleeps their chance encounters cause them and their families to learn more about each other and themselves.

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The Stuarts are a poor-ish family living in Detroit, MI. The family consists of mom Terri, dad Brian, daughter Bella, and two sons Liam and Carter. Brian is a professor at a local college and he gets a big promotion as a Cambridge professor. The show follows the family as they move to England and try to adjust to their new life. A lavish house, high society parties, and private school for the kids are all things that the Stuarts will encounter.

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The Johnson parents go on a 3-year voyage, so uncle Earl comes to stay with the kids. This is a new adventure for Earl learning to be strict instead of funny and goofy around all the time, and the kids have to get used to Uncle Earl's style.

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Our show is about a family of four that upon unfortunate luck finds themselves in North Korea, and are not able to leave. They are used for publicity against the united states, to show how good North Korea is. The story tells of their escape attempts and everyday family issues.

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Our show is about a family from the 24th Century, the Messin’s.  They travel through time.  They are a mixed race family.  There is a mother, grandmother, son, and daughter.  The grandmother takes the kids on adventures through the past, with their mother irritably trailing behind them trying to catch up and fix their time anomalies.  The pilot will focus on the grandmother discovering the key to time traveling.  She grabs the kids and takes it for a test drive.  The mother walks into the garage where the machine is just disappearing.  Rattled and angry she reads the note her mother left for her.  She had taken the kids on an ‘informative historical trip’. She now sits in the garage attempting to recreate the machine her mother had all the while her mother and children are going anywhere and everywhere.  From the signing of the Declaration of Independence to Martin Luther King Junior’s “I have a dream..” speech. It will follow the grandmother and kids and the mom’s never ending struggle to catch up. Every episode the audience will see the grandmother come up with more gadgets and finding new ways to escape the mom’s unwavering watch to take the kids on another adventure.  They will also see the struggle of a single mom to care for and console her family after her husband left them.  The only time zone and place that will stay constant is their house in the 24th century.  It will probably be a mix between location and set work.  The house would be on a set.  It would be filmed with professional equipment with longer, fast paced scenes.  There will inevitably be a few shorter or slower scenes throughout the series.  People will want to watch it because its imaginative.  Its fascinating to see someone else’s view of the future.  The show is also different, than many of the family sitcoms available.  It's about a mixed family, a single mom, and a live in grandmother.  It's not the perfect family usually portrayed in family sitcoms.

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A family of four spends most of their time traveling throughout the states. During the trips they fight and argue with each other. Each episode starts off with a different conflict.

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Stella, an outgoing small-town girl from Byron, Minnesota pursues her lofty ambitions after high school by moving to the big apple. She leaves behind her old seemingly plain friends and family, only to find her new best friends in NYC. The show focuses on the mess and stress of going to college, taking form with a small town girl moving halfway across the country to a big city. The show is aiming to ease the tensions and anxieties of people going to college for both college students and their families. Stella is the oldest child of three, so this is a new adventure for her family as well. While her parents have good intentions, they overall give poor advice to their child about college.

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A family of six relatives lives in a typical suburban home. From the view of an outsider and from the family members themselves, the family appears to be normal, but each member has a secret life of crime. Every member has expertise in a different area of crime and are constantly running from the law. As their crimes add up over time, it becomes harder and harder to hide from each other and eventually nearly impossible.

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The series follows a woman and her friends while she tries to find the love of her life. You get to see her grow up through real life experiences such as career changes and relationship status’. Every episode you will see the present time, in which Kayce is explaining the story to her kids on how she met their father. The setting of the show takes place in Minneapolis. The show will be shot on a set where there are main places Kayce and her crew hang out. The scenes in each episode are usually flashbacks of stories and experiences that they all share together. Audiences will want to watch it because without finishing the show, the audience will never find the answer to the title of the show, How I Met Your Father.

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A happily married couple with two teenage sons that live in Rochester Minnesota.  In the 2020's I want to make a sitcom similar to family ties from the 1980's that is a traditional family that handles social issues like finances. My show will also be very similar to the 1970's show happy days
The motto is there's nothing that love can't pull us through. I want to teach America society that even when you don't have enough money the family can still stay together, play together, be loving, give hugs and experience happy times.
Be on Netflix and a 30 minute show.

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A brother(James, 15) and sister (Alex, 17) have divorced parents and have to switch houses every week. There is a large difference in the parenting styles of the different families and there are lots of difficulties that the kids face having separated parents including dealing with step siblings and the constant movement between the families. The dad's house is very chaotic and loud. The father has married a woman 10 years younger than him with three kids. There is a lot going on and can cause problems. The mom's house however is very quiet and the kids use it as a place to decompress but the mom is not happy. The mom is married to a doctor who isn't involved in the kid's lives much but has 3 kids of his own as well. The whole situation puts a lot of stress on James and Alex but they have each other to keep each other happy. This all takes place somewhere in the midwest and is shot on a set.

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The show will begin with the father and mother getting back together after being separated since their children were taken due to neglect 9 years ago. They then fight to get back their children from social services. They succeed using the mothers young child, who is 2, from another father as their example as their great parenting. The family moves into a small run down house on the worst street in Detroit. It takes place in a small run down house in Detroit that is filled with this large, dysfunctional family. It will be shot on location in Detroit to achieve the true atmosphere of Detroit and the stress it puts on a family. The family includes the father; Daniel, the mother; Christin, the oldest (female) who is 21; Sydney, the second oldest (male) who is 17; Mika, the third oldest (male) who is 16; Leon, the baby (female) who is 10; Katie, and the new baby (male) who is 2; Philip

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A multicultural family living in the United States: where the mother, Stacey, is caucasian and born a citizen of the United States, and the father, Abdul Aziz, of South East Asian decent (South Indian ethnicity, and Malaysian nationality)- their daughter is exactly what the title entails: Mixed. With cultural influences from both sides of the family, viewers can see the growth of the daughter, Hana, and her relationship with her family, friends, as well as the relationship with herself. The TV series begins when she's in kindergarten, and ends after she graduates high school, and as the entire family is Muslim, viewers are able to get a more realistic view of Muslim values and are also able to experience with them the hardships of being American-Muslim after September 11 and various Al-Qaeda and ISIS attacks, in the settings of school, the workplace, social media, and airports. The show will provide comical and entertaining relief while addressing the idea of multiculturalism in American families. Hana has friends from all kinds of cultures: Fatima, from Iraq, whose parents still reside there while she attends school in the U.S. and lives with her older brothers, Sim: who is most like Hana in the sense that her father is Indian and her mother is caucasian, and Sarah: her homosexual best friend of (European) German descent with divorced parents. Part of the idea of multiculturalism is progression – moving forward from ideals that are ignorant and close minded, which is not a racial/ethnic characteristic; it is an attitudinal mindset. Watching the family develop over 6 seasons (two grades per season, 60 minute episodes, 26 episodes per season) viewers can move beyond just the demographic component of multiculturalism, which will eventually lead businesses to better marketing, leading consumers to better spend their marketing dollars, and lead to a more creative and welcoming society that pushes all kinds of art, culture, and politics to greater heights.

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A small town teacher (home school) has a typical family but unusual obstacles in his path to raise his younger children and become an actor. Living in Salt Lake City, Utah, Mr. John Holland shares his home to wife, Shelley Holland, and his four children with ages that vary from 3-15 years old. The youngest boy is named Carson and enjoys the weekend adventures that his dad plans for them. Carson perceives the world with lots of imagination and creativity. The twin middle children, 9 years old, Quinn and Evert Holland, are bonded closer than any other twins in the world. They are quiet but up for any new experiences that life brings them. They both are sporty troublemakers. And enjoy playing softball, basketball and running with their many different friends. They occasionally discover things that most 9 year olds would not notice. They view the world as a place for learning and living. The oldest of the children, daughter, 15 years old named Ella. Her hobbies are taking care of their younger siblings, playing in her soon-to-be famous rock band and testing her parents with her attitude. Shelley Holland, is not home very much due to her being a ER nurse at the local hospital. John Holland stays at home and teaches the children. John has a very outgoing and silly personality that brings life to the family.