Brockmire

2017 • IFC
4.8
83 reviews
TV-MA
Rating
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Season 4 episodes (8)

1 Favorable Matchup
3/18/20
The year is 2030 and the world is in chaos, but at least Jim is broadcasting his favorite sport and has the love of his daughter. He then learns baseball is worse off than he thought and his daughter is moving to New York for college.
2 Three Year Contract
3/25/20
Jim is trying hard to enact change in the league but the owners don't seem to care or want it. At the same time, Jim's relationship with his daughter is becoming worse, with visits becoming less frequent as she pulls away and becomes an adult.
3 Low and Away
4/1/20
Baseball is barely holding on so Jim turns to the one person he knows can turn it around, Jules James. However, it's going to take a lot of convincing to get her to leave Morristown to help a sport and man who both turned their backs on her.
4 Comeback Player of the Year
4/8/20
Jim and Jules agree to keep their relationship professional, but when they team up to trick the owners into selling the teams to new owners who will let them make the changes they want, their antics remind them of the relationship they used to have.
5 Double Header
4/15/20
Jules tries to win Beth's approval of the relationship she and Brockmire are trying to rekindle, but they don't get along until Jules takes Beth under her wing as a drinking buddy. Jim is irate that Jules was a bad influence on his daughter.
6 The Hall
4/22/20
As Beth was growing up, Jim told her everything he knew about her deceased birth mother, but she finds out that he lied to her. On the biggest day of Jim's life, Beth is supposed to give a speech to memorialize him but shows up ready to destroy him.
7 Union Negotiations
4/29/20
Baseball players' union contracts are up for re-negotiation and a potential strike threatens the future of baseball altogether. Jim and Jules give it one last go and try to negotiate the terms of their potential relationship.
8 The Long Offseason
5/6/20
Artificial intelligence threatens to take steps in its pursuit to rule the world and attempts to take over baseball. Jim and Jules must decide if they want to embolden this emerging society ruled by machines or stay with the failing status quo.

About this show

After walking in on his wife in bed with the neighbor, famed MLB announcer Jim Brockmire has an epic job-ending meltdown live on the air. A decade later, he decides to reclaim his career calling minor league games in an unknown rust belt small town.

Ratings and reviews

4.8
83 reviews
R. Severn
April 27, 2017
Funny, sometimes raunchy. All the characters are pleasantly dysfunctional. Captures the essence of small-town Rust Belt Pennsylvania in an amusingly accurate portrait. I'm enjoying this show immensely. :)
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Kim Hastings
November 6, 2019
How much that is on TV today surprises you? I love Modern Family, but do you ever think it isn't going to work out for Phil in the end? Brockmire surprises me constantly, and is appointment TV for that reason! How about a Brockmire movie?😁
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Steve Wilson
May 16, 2017
Brockmire is ridiculously funny, recklessly irreverent, and pulls comedy out of pathos, bad behavior, and worse decisions. There's also an element of redemption that events seem to forever tease just out of reach. I have not seen Azaria in his previous work, but he's certainly much more than just 'a voice' in this. Make no mistake, this is HIS show. Peet and Williams get opportunities to shine and even steal the occasional scene, but Azaria holds it all together with consistent skill, even avoiding the bear trap of overdoing the central gag of the series, which is the announcer's voice that was the genesis of the whole shebang. As a baseball fan, I thought this might be inaccessible to sports neophytes, but I was wrong. My baseball-free adult son cackled through the first five episodes next to me on a road trip. Azaria may have had to go through a cable channel I'd never heard of to get this made, but my guess is that he'll have his pick next time out.
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