January 18, 2009
| Showtime
| 36 episodes á 20 minutes
Directed by: Craig Zisk, Craig Gillespie...
| Written by: Diablo Cody
| Cinematography: M. David Mullen, Brian J. Reynolds, Uta Briesewitz
| Editing: William Turro, Shannon Mitchell, Tim Boettcher, Tim Tommasino, Tatiana S. Riegel
| Costume Design: Kirston Leigh Mann
| Production Design: Richard Toyon, Cabot McMullen, Alison Sadler
| Music: Craig Wedren, John Frizzell, Benjamin Forrest Davis
Tara Gregson (Toni Collette), a wife and mother of two, has dissociative identity disorder (DID). Whenever she is stressed, she transforms into one of her alternate personalities: wild and flirty teenager T, old-fashioned housewife Alice, and male, loud, beer-drinking Vietnam vet Buck. Tara is supported by her husband Max (John Corbett), her troubled daughter Kate (Brie Larson) and good-hearted son Marshall (Keir Gilchrist). Her sister, Charmaine (Rosemary DeWitt), is not so supportive, often expressing her doubt about the validity of Tara's disorder.
Cast: Toni Collette (Tara Gregson), John Corbett (Max Gregson), Rosemarie DeWitt (Charmaine Craine), Keir Gilchrist (Marshall Gregson), Brie Larson (Kate Gregson), Patton Oswalt (Neil)
Episodes Guide (36)
★ AFI Award (2010) – Best International Actress
★ G’Day USA for Excellence in Film and Television
★ Golden Globe Award (2010) – Best Actress in a Series
★ Online Film & Television Association (2009) – Best Performance in a Comedy Series
★ Primetime Emmy Award (2009) – Best Actress in a Series
★ Prism Award (2010) – Best Performance in a Comedy Series
☆ AFI Award (2011) – Best International Actress
☆ Golden Globe (2011) – Best Actress in a Series
☆ Screen Actors Guild Award (2010) – Best Actress in a Series
☆ Online Film & Television Association (2010) – Best Actress in a Comedy Series
☆ Online Film & Television Association (2011) – Best Actress in a Comedy Series
☆ Primetime Emmy Award (2011) – Best Actress in a Series
☆ Prism Award (2011) – Best Performance in a Comedy Series
☆ Satellite Award (2009) – Best Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical
☆ Satellite Award (2010) – Best Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical
