Da li je iko pratio ovu fascinantu seriju visokog rejtinga i gledanosti, koja je u rangu sa samim Sopranosima?

serija je odlicna...mada to sam i ocekivao jer iza nje stoji HBO...

Iskreno, prvi put cujem. 

Ja sam čuo da je extra serija,još malo pa mi je gotov download 1.sezone.Serija ima 5 sezona,postoje i titlovi za sve epizode

Ovu seriju obožavam odmah do Sopranosa... Imaju neki nit boje koja se provlači, ali je u suštini jako dobra, ustvari fenomenalna serija... Samo je šteta što ima svega pet sezona...


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Six Feet Under

Genre   Comedy-drama/Soap opera

Created by   Alan Ball

Starring   
Peter Krause
Michael C. Hall
Frances Conroy
Lauren Ambrose
Mathew St. Patrick
Freddy Rodriguez
Rachel Griffiths

No. of episodes   
63


Running time   
approx. 60 minutes (commercial-free)


Six Feet Under is an American television drama created by Alan Ball that was originally broadcast from 2001 to 2005. It was produced by Alan Ball, Alan Poul, Robert Greenblatt and David Janollari. The series centers on a family-run mortuary, Fisher & Sons Funeral Home, and explores the lives of the Fisher family following the death of the family patriarch (the title being a colloquialism/euphemism for death, six feet being the traditional depth at which a body would be laid). The series is set in modern-day Los Angeles.

Six Feet Under was produced by Actual Size Films and The Greenblatt/Janollari Studio. It first aired on HBO in 2001, and has been broadcast in syndication by basic cable channel Bravo as well as in dozens of other countries. The series ended its five year run on August 21, 2005.

The show received critical acclaim from The Hollywood Reporter, Variety and The New York Times, among other media, and has garnered praise from fellow television producers and funeral directors. In total, Six Feet Under won three Golden Globe Awards and nine Emmy Awards. The series won the Golden Globe award for Outstanding Drama Series and Best Supporting Actress for Rachel Griffiths in 2002. Frances Conroy went on to receive the award for Best Actress in a Drama for the Golden Globes in 2004. The show also won the Screen Actors Guild award for Best Ensemble for a Drama Series two years in a row (2003–2004).

Plot overview
See also: List of Six Feet Under episodes

The show stars Peter Krause as Nathaniel Samuel ("Nate") Fisher Jr., the son of a funeral director who, upon the death of his father, reluctantly becomes a partner in the family funeral business with his brother David, played by Michael C. Hall. The Fisher clan also includes mother Ruth (Frances Conroy) and sister Claire (Lauren Ambrose). Other regulars include mortician and family friend Federico Diaz (Freddy Rodriguez), Nate's on again off again girlfriend Brenda Chenowith (Rachel Griffiths), and David's boyfriend Keith Charles (Mathew St. Patrick).

On one level, the show is a conventional family drama, dealing with such issues as relationships, infidelity, and religion. At the same time, it is a show distinguished by its unblinking focus on the topic of death, which it explores on multiple levels (personal, religious, and philosophical), rather than, say, treating it as a convenient impetus for the solution of a murder. Each episode begins with a death — anything from drowning or heart attack to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome — and that death usually sets the tone for each episode, allowing the characters to reflect on their current fortunes and misfortunes in a way that is illuminated by the death and its aftermath. The show also has a strong dosage of black humor running throughout.

A recurring plot device consists of a character having an imaginary conversation with the person who died at the beginning of the episode. Sometimes, the conversation is with other recurring dead characters, notably Nathaniel Fisher Sr. They represent the living character's internal dialogue by exposing it as an external conversation. Casual conversations with the dead also reflect the genre of magical realism. A similar device is occasionally used where a real conversation between two living characters slips into the imaginary and becomes unrealistic. The shift cannot be clearly distinguished from the normal flow of the scene until an abrupt cut brings the audience back to a mundane conversation, which reveals through contrast the imaginary nature of the preceding moment.
 
The Fisher family in the first season.

Concept

Although overall plots and characters were created from Alan Ball, there are conflicting reports on how the series' concept was conceived. In one instance, creator Alan Ball stated that he received the premise to create the show after the deaths of his sister and father. However, in an interview [4], he intimates that HBO entertainment president Carolyn Strauss proposed the idea to him. The latter argument is supported by the statement of facts in an opinion by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in a copyright-infringement case [5] involving the series, which HBO won: Funky Films, Inc. v. Time Warner Entertainment Co., 462 F.3d 1072 (2006).


Setting
 
The Fisher & Sons Funeral Home in 2001, both business and residence for the Fisher family.

The setting for many of the scenes is in the family owned and operated Fisher & Sons Funeral Home in Los Angeles. The family resides on the upper floors of the funeral home; with the main floor used for the business as viewing and chapel rooms and the basement for the embalming and body preparation areas. There is also a separate apartment with a garage adjacent to the funeral home.


Cast and characters
Main article: List of Six Feet Under characters

Main CharactersActor   Character   Relationship

Peter Krause   Nate Fisher
Eldest son of Ruth and Nathaniel; co-operator of Fisher & Diaz; husband to Brenda Chenowith; widower to Lisa Kimmel; father of Maya Fisher (to Lisa) and Willa Chenowith (to Brenda). Succumbs to AVM in 2005 at age 40.

Michael C. Hall   David Fisher   
Middle child of Ruth and Nathaniel; co-operator of Fisher & Diaz; husband (later widower) of Keith Charles; adopted father to Durrell and Anthony. Dies in 2044 at age 75 at a picnic in Echo Park.

Frances Conroy   Ruth Fisher   
Matriarch of Fisher family; former wife/lifelong partner to George Sibley and widow to Nathaniel; mother to Nate, David and Claire. Dies in 2025 at age 79 in a hospital surrounded by Claire, David and George.

Lauren Ambrose   Claire Fisher   
Youngest child of Ruth and Nathaniel; artist of the family who worked temporarily as a secretary. The final montage of the show, and her obituary on HBO's website, suggest that she became a successful photographer and teacher. Wife, then widow, of Ted Fairwell. Dies at age 101 in 2085.

Rachel Griffiths   Brenda Chenowith   
Daughter of Margaret and Bernard Chenowith; sister of Billy. Former shiatsu practitioner; then a cognitive therapist. Girlfriend, then wife, then widow of Nate Fisher. Wife to Daniel Nathanson (she is shown sitting with him in the finale's final montage, though he never speaks). Mother to Willa Fisher Chenowith and Forrest Nathanson (she is featured pregnant with him in the finale's final montage), and step-mother to Maya Fisher. Dies in 2051 at age 82. She didn't appear in three episodes of the third season due to Griffiths' 2002 pregnancy. Rachel Griffiths' second pregnancy in 2004 was written into the show.

Freddy Rodriguez   Federico Diaz   
Business partner and embalmer at Fisher & Diaz with Nate and David; husband of Vanessa; father to Julio and Augusto. He first started as an employee at Fisher and Sons later he became Founder of Diaz Family Mortuary in 2005. Dies at age 75 in 2049 on a cruise ship with Vanessa (suggested heart attack). He appeared in 62 episodes, missing one episode of the first season, Life's Too Short, due to Federico's storyline.

Mathew St. Patrick   Keith Charles   
Former Los Angeles police officer now in private security; husband of David; adopted father to Anthony and Durrell. Gunned down in 2029 at age 61 by a gang of robbers as he unloads an armored truck.

Meni se serija nikoko ne svidja Nekako u njoj ne vidim logike i smisla donekle pravog zivota...

Poenta serije je ono što i sam taglov kaže -- Svaki dan iznad zemlje je jedinstven...

Ja sam skinuo prvu sezonu i nije mi se nešto svidela, serija je o porodičnim odnosima u porodici pogrebnika.Moderni Topalovići.

Ša zar sam ja jedini čovek kome se ova crnohumorna drama sviđa?

Iskreno,serija nema neku priču da bi konstantno držala pažnju,mogu da je gledam,nije odvratna,ali ništa posebno.

Odnosi između članova porodice,njihovi svakodnevni životi,i sahrane raznog tipa nisu baš štivo koj bi me držalo dugo uz ekran.

Svega mi, mene drži... I to čvrsto... 

Ukusi su različiti,tako da te kapiram,ne bi bila jedna od gledanijih serija da ne valja,samo mene nije nešto oduševila.

Pa da... I to što kažeš...

Slažem se u tome da je vrlo specifična... Počevši od boja, dramaturgije, tako da...

sigurno serija nije za svaciji ukus...za moj jeste...

Moj čovek  

Podsetimo se ove legendarne serije uz ogromnu preporuku 

ništa posebno     samo je zadnja epizoda epic 

Serija se bitno razlikuje od velike vecine snimljenih do sada.Slazem se da nije za svakog,ali i takodje da kad udjes u likove i pricu povratka nema dok ne odgledas sve.
P.S.Slazem se i za zadnju epizodu,ionako sjajna serija zavrsena na jos bolji nacin.Ja sam nekoliko puta vracao scenu dok Claire prica.

Krenuo sam gledati pre nekih godinu i po. Znao sam da  je i gluma dobra,i produkcija,pa rekoh da overim. Izdrzo sam negde do pola 3-e sezone i odustao. Smorili su me likovi uglavnom,pogledao sam samo poslednju scenu na YouTube-u koja je stvarno vrhunska,ali sumnjam da cu ikad odgledati celu seriju do kraja...

Poslednjih 10 minuta serije je je nesto najbolje od serijskog programa ikada 

da,ali ne treba sad samo zbog tih 10 minuta i zbog te jedne scene seriju uzdizati u nebesa i nzm ni ja shta

meni je cela serija odlicna, a o ukusima ne vredi raspravljati