The Pitts premiered on FOX on March 30, 2003. The Pitts are an average American family, dealing with life's little problems -- but when you're a Pitt, there's no such thing as a little problem. Bob Pitt, is a good-natured guy who thinks his family just has a little more bad luck than most -- like the Kennedys without the great looks or the millions of dollars. No matter what horrible tragedy befalls the family, Bob figures things could always be worse. Even when his son is possessed by Satan, Bob feels, "You've got to take that 666 and turn it into 999." Bob's wife Liz loves him for his always-optimistic outlook on life, but wishes he were not quite so trusting. Their 12-year-old son Petey thinks the stuff that happens to them is pretty cool and exciting. Faith, their 15-year-old daughter, is terminally embarrassed by her family's constant stream of larger-than-life crises. She'd just love to go one week without being the headline in the school newspaper. No matter what disaster the family members face, however, they always face it together and know they can count on each other when the chips are down -- or when the survivors of their plane crash in the Andes are coming at them with knives and forks, or when the whole family contracts a mysterious rapid-aging disease, or when...
Cast
• May 10, 2008
Bob Pitt ................................................... Dylan Baker
Liz Pitt ................................................... Kellie Waymire
Petey Pitt ................................................. David Henrie
Faith Pitt ................................................. Lizzy Caplan
The Pitts premiered on FOX on March 30, 2003. The Pitts are an average American family, dealing with life's little problems -- but when you're a Pitt, there's no such thing as a little problem. Bob Pitt, is a good-natured guy who thinks his family just has a little more bad luck than most -- like the Kennedys without the great looks or the millions of dollars. No matter what horrible tragedy befalls the family, Bob figures things could always be worse. Even when his son is possessed by Satan, Bob feels, "You've got to take that 666 and turn it into 999." Bob's wife Liz loves him for his always-optimistic outlook on life, but wishes he were not quite so trusting. Their 12-year-old son Petey thinks the stuff that happens to them is pretty cool and exciting. Faith, their 15-year-old daughter, is terminally embarrassed by her family's constant stream of larger-than-life crises. She'd just love to go one week without being the headline in the school newspaper. No matter what disaster the family members face, however, they always face it together and know they can count on each other when the chips are down -- or when the survivors of their plane crash in the Andes are coming at them with knives and forks, or when the whole family contracts a mysterious rapid-aging disease, or when...
