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HUFF      
 

USA / Showtime-Sony / 13x60 minutes / 2005-continuing 

Creator: Bob Lowry / Executive Producers: Mike Newell, Cameron Jones, Bob Lowry and Scott Winant / Producers: Hank Azaria and Nancy Sanders

Drama series. Dr. Craig “Huff” Huffstodt is a shrink who has dedicated his entire life to helping others find clarity, peace and happiness. After a shattering event takes place with one of his patients, Huff begins to question everything he once held true and spins into a major mid-life crisis. Slated to premiere this fall, the series also stars Paget Brewster, Blythe Danner and Oliver Platt.

Huff’s life is sent reeling when one of his patients, a 15-year-old boy, commits suicide during a therapy session. His nurturing nature is tested at nearly every turn as he endures and deals with the conflicting personalities and small insanities within his own family. Struggling with the increasing worry that he may face legal liability in connection with the suicide, and tortured by the self-inflicted feelings of guilt and inadequacy, Huff begins to question who he is, what he’s made of and how he fits in - anywhere. 

Amid all the turmoil, Huff finds himself randomly and often reluctantly interacting with a homeless Hungarian man whom Huff is never absolutely certain exists. Yet their encounters usually make Huff feel like a decent and compassionate man despite his internal chaos.


Huff’s lawyer and long time close friend, Russell, serves as a touchstone of reality and a source of questionable ethics and morality, but always with a sense of humor. His wife Beth, whose love and empathy for her husband helps him avoid meltdowns, also provides welcome, support and amenities. Huff’s mother Izzy, who occupies the living quarters above their garage, specializes in emotional inflammation and manipulation. His only child, a teenage son named Byrd, is a loving son concerned with his dad’s well being.

Meanwhile, Huff’s younger brother and sole sibling Teddy is figuratively and literally locked away in a private mental institution. A great irony in Huff’s life is that the brief time he spends with Teddy is when he most often experiences clarity and consolation. 

Huff, who provides care and comfort for the functionally insane and neurotic, finds the boundaries of sanity to be elusive in his personal life as well. He’s a warm and well-intended man questioning his values and struggling with the process of confronting one’s fears. 

With:- HANK AZARIA as Dr. Craig “Huff” Huffstodt / OLIVER PLATT as Russell / BLYTHE DANNER as Izzy / ANTON YELCHIN as Byrd / ANDY COMEAU as Teddy / PAGET BREWSTER as Beth 

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