Son of a Critch “Family Tree” S2E5 November 23 2023 on CW

Tonight (Thursday November 23 2023), CW broadcasts an episode of the series Son of a Critch!

Family Tree Season 2 Episode 5 Episode Summary

In this episode of “Son of a Critch” on CW, titled “Family Tree,” viewers are in for a compelling exploration of Mark Critch’s family history. The narrative unfolds as Mark delves into the Critch family tree, unearthing dark and intriguing secrets that promise to shed light on his familial connections.

As Mark’s research progresses, viewers can anticipate a blend of humor and drama as the uncovering of family secrets introduces unexpected twists to the storyline. The episode delves into the complexities of familial relationships, presenting a nuanced portrayal of the Critch family dynamics.

Simultaneously, a death in the family prompts Pop Critch to reassess his relationship with his son. This emotional subplot adds depth to the narrative, exploring the themes of loss, reflection, and the evolving dynamics between parent and child.

What Time is the “Family Tree” Episode On?

The Family Tree episode of Son of a Critch will be broadcast on November 23 2023 on CW at 8:00 PM at ET/PT.

Is the “Family Tree” Episode New?

The Family Tree episode of Son of a Critch is all new!

Son of a Critch Family Tree Cast & Stars

Main Cast
Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Mark Critch Mark Critch narrates the series as his adult self Mark Critch as Mike Critch Claire Rankin as Mary Critch Malcolm McDowell as Patrick “Pop” Critch Colton Gobbo as Mike Critch Jr. Sophia Powers as Fox Mark Rivera as Ritche Perez

Family Tree Episode Videos & Previews

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Son of a Critch Series Information

Based on an award-winning memoir from Mark Critch, "Son of a Critch" is the hilarious and very real story of a young Mark coming of age in the 1980s. Developed from Critch's 2018 memoir, which was in turn based on his real life experiences growing up in Newfoundland, Canada, the series is a heartfelt window in the life of a child who is much older inside than his 11 years. He uses comedy and self-deprecation to win friends and connect with the small collection of people in his limited junior high world.