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The Game
Season 1
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A spinoff of Girlfriends (2000) featuring a group of women who all have relationships with professional football players.
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Where to Watch Season 1
The CW
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22 Episodes
Away Game
E1
Away Game
Episode 1
The Rules of the Game
E2
The Rules of the Game
Episode 2
Gifted
E3
Gifted
Episode 3
How Tasha Got Her Groove Back
E4
How Tasha Got Her Groove Back
Episode 4
Brittany's Super Sweet Sixth
E5
Brittany's Super Sweet Sixth
Episode 5
Rift and Separate
E6
Rift and Separate
Episode 6
Mi Casa Es Su Casa
E7
Mi Casa Es Su Casa
Episode 7
The Trey Wiggs Episode
E8
The Trey Wiggs Episode
Episode 8
The Trey Wiggs Fallout Episode
E9
The Trey Wiggs Fallout Episode
Episode 9
There's No Place Like Home
E10
There's No Place Like Home
Episode 10
It's Hard Being Kelly Pitts
E11
It's Hard Being Kelly Pitts
Episode 11
To Baby...Or Not To Baby
E12
To Baby...Or Not To Baby
Episode 12
The Iceman Cometh
E13
The Iceman Cometh
Episode 13
All-Star Blues
E14
All-Star Blues
Episode 14
Out Of Bounds
E15
Out Of Bounds
Episode 15
Baby B.S.
E16
Baby B.S.
Episode 16
God Bless The Girl That's Got Her Own
E17
God Bless The Girl That's Got Her Own
Episode 17
You Say You Want a Revolution
E18
You Say You Want a Revolution
Episode 18
The Big Chill
E19
The Big Chill
Episode 19
The Many Lies of Derwin Davis
E20
The Many Lies of Derwin Davis
Episode 20
When the Chickens Come Home to Roost, Part 1
E21
When the Chickens Come Home to Roost, Part 1
Episode 21
When the Chickens Come Home to Roost, Part 2
E22
When the Chickens Come Home to Roost, Part 2
Episode 22
Cast of Season 1
Tia Mowry
Melanie Barnett
Pooch Hall
Derwin Davis
Coby Bell
Jason Pitts
Brittany Daniel
Kelly Pitts
Wendy Raquel Robinson
Tasha Mack
Hosea Chanchez
Malik Wright
Arika Gluck
Brittnay Pitts
Season 1 Reviews
USA Today
Robert Bianco
It just isn't funny. At all. Ever. Whatever else we may ask of sitcoms, they should at least be required to make us laugh somewhere along the half-hour line.
Variety
Brian Lowry
Although played on potentially fertile turf... "The Game" feels pretty artificial and stages all its action near midfield.
Los Angeles Times
Paul Brownfield
As a been-there football wife, Kelly boasts she can get through a "Vogue, a People, and two Ebonys by halftime." I wondered about those two Ebonys, since Kelly is the designated hot blond co-lead, but mostly I just heard the strained writing.
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Tribune Staff
Mowry herself is charming and capable, and Wendy Raquel Robinson has some fine moments as the mother-manager, but it's clear that The Game is to be played on the surface of these potentially interesting lives.
Common Sense Media
Melissa Camacho
The Game highlights strong, intelligent women who refuse to fall victim to the pitfalls of living with football players and who strive to build and maintain their own unique identities outside of the supporting roles they play in the NFL franchise.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Tom Jicha
The strength of The Game is its young, energetic cast.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Melanie McFarland
The humor is dull, the characters are going to grate on you, and their men might as well be cut from recycled cardboard.
Boston Globe
Matthew Gilbert
This new CW series cranks out brash jokes that evaporate upon hitting the air, winds them into situations where women submit to their men, and leaves no aftertaste when it's gone. It's on TV, but it's never truly on.
San Francisco Chronicle
Tim Goodman
The Game commits all the sins you can imagine in a poorly conceived sitcom. It goes for laughs and sap, the world's most dangerous and noxious combination. It's also not funny, believable, interesting or, as previously mentioned, inspired.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Rob Owen
The Game lacks the relationships that made "Girlfriends" a qualified UPN hit and the comedy to make it much of anything for The CW.
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
Scott D. Pierce
There are more laughs if you switch to NBC's coverage of real football.
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