Into this familiar scenario careens Buck, enlisted at the last minute so Alexis and Will can take separate business trips. The introduction of the selfishly free-spirited uncle into the pattern of ...

Sometimes it's readily obvious why a studio will resurrect a movie or TV show for modern audiences to enjoy, but ABC's reimagining of Uncle Buck doesn't feel like more than a well-cast attempt for ...

ABC’s version will feature an all-black cast led by Mike Epps, who will play the title character. According to the network’s log line, “Uncle Buck is a fun loving but irresponsible guy who ...

Toward the end of the pilot when Buck has rescued 16-year-old Tia (Iman Benson) from an older boy at a party, there's a heartfelt conversation between the uncle and the niece in the car.

Uncle Buck is officially coming to TV. ABC has greenlit to series a reboot of the 1989 John Candy film. In a spin on the original film’s casting, the series version has an all-black cast led by ...

On March 9, 1991, the poorly handled Uncle Buck TV series was mercifully taken off the air. The series tabbed Kevin Meany to portray television's Buck. The comedian had made a name for himself as ...

The writers have wisely apportioned the comedy among all the cast members, including Long and Lesure. The reason that’s a good idea is that a whole lot of Uncle Buck would be hard to take.

'Uncle Buck,' the second attempt to make a sitcom out of the 1989 John Hughes hit plays it safe in spite of a winning cast.

Rounding out the siblings — all cute and talented, of course — are Sayeed Shahidi as Miles, the 12-year-old middle child; and Iman Benson as Tia, the oldest.

Three lucky children, namely Tia, Miles and Maizy find themselves in the care of their old Uncle Buck when their parents are suddenly called to the sick bed of their grandfather.

ABC's Uncle Buck, starring Mike Epps as Buck, Iman Benson as Tia, Aalyrah Caldwell as Maizy, Sayeed Shahidi as Miles, Nia Long as Alexis and James Lesure as Will. Everything old is new again.