Created by Greg Garcia, Raising Hope is a comedy series about the life of a 23-year-old man named Jimmy, who has a one-night stand with a serial killer.

Raising Hope followed the impoverished Chance family living in rural Virginia. Some spoilers to follow. Lucas Neff played the ...

After hopelessly pining away for Sabrina for more than a year, Raising Hope's Jimmy is finally taking action. But how he tries to win her heart may surprise you. On Tuesday's episode (9:30/8:30c ...

NEW YORK (CBS) "Raising Hope," a sitcom about an aimless 23-year-old who becomes a single dad, had its series premiere on Tuesday night,. The show focuses on Jimmy Chance (Lucas Neff), a pool ...

The series finale of ‘Raising Hope’ aired on April 4 and wrapped up the series perfectly with a wedding, ‘Danny’s Song,’ and Jeffrey Tambor getting punched in the face… ...

Ever since Jimmy first met Sabrina (Shannon Woodward) behind the check stand on Raising Hope, the new father has regarded the object of his affection as close to perfect.But around the Chance ...

A lot of big changes occurred for the cast last season. Namely, I expect most fans believed Raising Hope would milk the “will they or won’t they” potential of Jimmy and Sabrina for years and ...

Fox has canceled “Raising Hope” after four seasons. The sitcom's last episode will run as a two-part, one-hour finale on April 4. The night will kick off at 9 p.m., with the episode “How I ...

Raising Hope's Jimmy and Sabrina (Shannon Woodward) have only been dating for a few months, but star Lucas Neff already has a pretty good idea of what their TV wedding might look like.

If Raising Hope is on that list for you, make time for two episodes tonight at 9:00 and 9:30 on Fox, and see whether it will make you nostalgic for Fall 2010. Mark Blankenship is on Twitter as ...

"Raising Hope" employs an outlandish setup, but there's a charm and irreverence to the show. Poor Jimmy (Lucas Neff) is earning some cash by cleaning pools with his immature dad (“Deadwood’s ...

Raising Hope also perfected its character development, like with Jimmy’s arc. Here, the poorer, less educated, but genuinely kind guy pursues an upper-class girl, Sabrina, with success.