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How To Survive Without Me, Family Drama Starring Ray Romano, Kaley Cuoco, And Joshua Jackson, Lands 15-Episode Order At HBO Max

HBO Max has ordered 15 episodes of Greg Berlanti's family drama How to Survive Without Me, starring Ray Romano, Kaley Cuoco, and Joshua Jackson.

How To Survive Without Me, Family Drama Starring Ray Romano, Kaley Cuoco, And Joshua Jackson, Lands 15-Episode Order At HBO Max

HBO Max has secured a 15-episode order for the family drama "How to Survive Without Me," starring Ray Romano, Kaley Cuoco, Joshua Jackson, and Rita Wilson. The series, produced by Greg Berlanti and Berlanti Productions, follows the De Angelis family as they navigate life without their matriarch, Beverly, who passed away. Romano plays Leo, Beverly's widower, while Wilson portrays the late matriarch.

Cuoco, known for "The Big Bang Theory," portrays eldest daughter Kate, who inherited her mother's perfectionism and organizational skills. Jackson, from "The Affair," plays Cooper, a chef with a secret that could jeopardize his new business venture. The film also features Rita Wilson as Rita, a supporting character. WB Television and HBO Max's Head of Original Programming, Sarah Aubrey, expressed excitement about the project, praising the cast and the return to the family drama genre for Berlanti. The series is currently in development without a scheduled release date.

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