Romeo!
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| Romeo! | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Sitcom |
| Running time | 22 minutes |
| Creator(s) | Thomas W. Lynch Percy Miller Farcaswell Hyman |
| Executive producer(s) | Matt Dearborn |
| Starring | Romeo Master P Erica O'Keith Noel Callahan Zachary Isaiah Williams Natashia Williams (Season 2+) Victoria Jackson (Season 1) |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Original channel | Nickelodeon |
| Original run | September 13, 2003–2006 |
| No. of episodes | 53 (As of July 23, 2006) |
| IMDb profile | |
| TV.com summary | |
Romeo! is a American television series that began in 2003 starring rapper Lil' Romeo. It is produced by Nickelodeon, and shown on stations including YTV.
The filming is done in Vancouver, BC while the show takes place in Seattle. It is shot on a single-camera format.
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[edit] Cast
[edit] Main Cast
- Romeo as Romeo Miller, the main character and leader of the family band ("The Romeo Show").
- Master P as Percy Miller, Romeo's father, (on the show and in real life) a record producer who often offers good advice.
- Erica O'Keith as Jodi Miller, ex-lead singer of the band who is now in college.
- Noel Callahan as Louis Testaverde, Romeo's adopted brother who is the same age as him and plays the keyboard for the band.
- Zachary Isaiah Williams as Gary Miller, Romeo's little brother who does the turntables for the band.
- Natashia Williams as Angeline Eckert Miller (2004- present), the band's step-mother.
- Victoria Jackson as Mrs. Rogers (2003-2004), the family's nutty nanny who used to work at the circus.
[edit] Recurring Cast
- Brittney Wilson as Myra Salinger, who used to have a crush on Romeo but currently is dating Louis.
- Simeon Taole as Riley Morrison (2004-present), Romeo's best friend.
- Ashley Phillips as Ashley Phillips (2006-present), the new lead singer of the band who goes to Romeo's and Louis' school.
- Bobby, Angeline's new baby
[edit] Episode List
[edit] Season 1: 2003-2004
- Attack of the Nannies (9/13/2003)
- He Got Blame (9/20/2003)
- Let's Make a Deal (9/20/2003)
- Minimum Cool (9/27/2003)
- Slam Dunk (9/27/2003)
- Man of the Hizzouse (10/4/2003)
- Yugs, Not Thugs (10/11/2003)
- The Faking of the President (11/1/2003)
- Da New Hotness (11/15/2003)
- A Little So'em So'em for Christmas (12/10/2003)
- Playin' Favorites (4/10/2004)
- The April Fools (4/17/2004)
- Water, Water, Everywhere! (4/24/2004)
- Write Me A Hit (5/1/2004)
- Your Cheatin' Heart (5/8/2004)
- Hip-Ro-Tize (5/15/2004)
- Right Place/Wrong Rhyme (5/22/2004)
- Field Trippin' (6/5/2004)
- Oh What a Tangled Website We Weave (6/12/2004)
- Friends and Lovers (6/26/2004)
[edit] Season 2: 2004-2005
- When The Cat's Away (8/28/2004)
- A Matter Of Principal (8/29/2004)
- Rules Of Engagement {9/12/2004)
- Pinhead (9/18/2004)
- If I Had a Hacksaw] (10/9/2004)
- Speechless In Seattle (10/16/2004)
- Nothin' But Net (10/23/2004)
- Hack Came, Hacksaw, Hack Conquered (11/13/2004)
- Tag Along (11/28/2004)
- Rap Off (12/5/2004) (guest star: Fan 3)
- My Blues Brother (1/2/2005)
- Blowing Up (1/23/2005)
- Good Press (1/30/2005)
- Art of Deception (2/20/2005)
- Loose Lips (3/13/2005)
- Hits and Misses (3/27/2005)
- Peyton's Place (4/10/2005)
- Who Let The Dogs Out (4/17/2005)
- Louis ... Miller (5/1/2005)
- Choices (5/8/2005)
[edit] Season 3: 2006
- Driving Me Crazy (4/1/2006)
- The Razor's Edge (4/9/2006)
- Fraternity Ro (4/23/2006)
- Baby on Board! (5/7/2006)
- The Mrs. Landers Incident (5/14/2006)
- The Tipping Point (5/21/2006)
- The Shot-put Heard ‘Round the World (6/4/2006)
- Price of Fame (6/11/2006)
- Double Dating (6/18/2006)
- Sell Out (6/25/2006)
- Tee'd Off (7/9/2006)
- Ro' Trip Part 1. (7/23/2006)
- Ro' Trip Part 2. (7/23/2006) (guest star: JoJo)
[edit] Trivia
- The first season had several cartoon sequences and a laughing track, but they were removed in the second season.
- In one of the early episodes, Romeo and Louis try to intimidate a character who fears bugs and insects. In the episode, there is a cartoon sequence in which Romeo and Louis were superheroes chasing the character. Romeo was Spider-Man (but with an opening for his mouth and hair) and Louis was a character who looked like The Fly.
- The show's working title was Pieces of the Puzzle.
- Before becoming a recurring character for the third season, Ashley Phillips played one of Romeo's Back-up singers during the shows second season.
- The video game they were playing at the video game tournament was Fusion Frenzy.
