Fresh Off the Boat: Season 1

TV-PG

2015

Created by Nahnatchka Khan
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87%
13 episodes
Comedy

Constance Wu (Crazy Rich Asians) and Randall Park (WandaVision) lead this '90s-set single-camera comedy about a hip-hop-loving Asian kid growing... More

Constance Wu (Crazy Rich Asians) and Randall Park (WandaVision) lead this '90s-set single-camera comedy about a hip-hop-loving Asian kid growing up in suburban Orlando, being raised by an immigrant father obsessed with all things American and an immigrant mother often bewildered by white culture.

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Where to watch Fresh Off the Boat: Season 1

Fresh Off the Boat: Season 1 is available to stream... More in the United Kingdom now on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store and Google TV and Channel 4 and Microsoft.

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Fresh Off the Boat: Season 1 episodes

Pilot

It's 1995 and 11-year-old hip-hop loving Eddie Huang has just... More moved with his family from Chinatown in Washington D.C. to suburban Orlando. They quickly discover things are very different there. Orlando doesn't even have a Chinatown -- unless you count the Huang house.

Blind Spot

Jessica's college boyfriend, Oscar Chow, comes to visit. She's a... More bit miffed that Louis isn't a little more jealous....but she's got a blind spot and is completely oblivious to the fact that Oscar is gay. Meanwhile, Eddie goes to great lengths to get out of the school science fair.

Very Superstitious

Jessica’s superstitions get the best of her when she sells... More a house with the address 44 West 44th Street – the number 4 being bad luck in Chinese culture. At the urging of the new school counselor, Eddie decides to run for school president, but Jessica’s bad luck gets the best of him too when a white lie spirals out of control.

Dribbling Tiger, Bounce Pass Dragon

Louis and Jessica get pressured into volunteering at the kids’... More schools because of budget cuts. Eddie sees a whole other side of his dad when Louis – a former semi-pro basketball player back in Taiwan — coaches the basketball team, while Emery and Evan see a side of Jessica they wish they hadn't when she grudgingly takes on producing their school play, and puts her own spin on it.

So Chineez

Jessica fears her family has assimilated so much to life... More in Orlando that they’ve lost their Chinese identity. So she drives everyone nuts making them reconnect with their culture, from Louis, who she insists decline an invite to join the country club, to Eddie, who she makes do a report on China for his World Day project.

Home Sweet Home-School

Jessica thinks school must be too easy for the boys... More and gives them extra homework; Louis tries to get Jessica to ease up on her strict approach.

The Shunning

When the cul-de-sac plans a block party to celebrate NASCAR,... More Louis urges the family to use the event to make new friends (and promote Cattleman’s Ranch Steakhouse). But Jessica has problems fitting in, especially after she befriends a beautiful trophy wife the roller blade moms don’t like. Meanwhile, Eddie schemes to win the respect of the neighborhood kids

Success Perm

A visit from Jessica's sister and her affluent husband creates... More out-of-control family rivalry.

Persistent Romeo

Louis has to hire a professional instructor to give the... More restaurant staff a sexual harassment seminar after Jessica's attempts fall flat. Meanwhile, Eddie tries to pass off the seminar's instructional tape as a "dirty movie" to his friends in an attempt to impress them and get them to come to his house for a sleep over

Fajita Man

Eddie takes a job at the restaurant so he can... More earn money for a new video game.

Showdown at the Golden Saddle

A billboard for the restaurant is struck by vandalism. Eddie... More tries to get a girl's attention.

Phillip Goldstein

Eddie tries to befriend the only other Chinese kid in... More school, but he's in for a letdown after he finds out that they have nothing in common; Louis feels betrayed when Mitch accepts a job at the rival Golden Saddle.