When Moz and Cocoa McKellan decide to move their family of six from Seattle to Columbus, Georgia, to be closer to Moz’s parents, it sets the perfect background for hilarious multi-generational clashes. Family Reunion on Netflix is a sitcom that follows the McKellan family’s transition to life in a small town. In part five of the series, Mox and Cocoa welcome their fifth child as their older offsprings prepare to leave the nest.
Where to Watch Family Reunion Part 5
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How Many Episodes Are in Family Reunion Part 5?
There are 10 episodes in Family Reunion part five. The runtime of the episodes averages between 25-31 minutes. You can check the complete list of Family Reunion episodes and their release date below.
Part 5
- “Remember When the Skye Fell?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember the New Addition to the Family?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember Stompin’ the Yard?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember the Homecoming Queen?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember When Elvis Broke Jesus?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember When the Raccoon Crashed the Wedding?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember When Mazzi Almost Lost It?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember When Jade Walked in M’Dear’s Shoes?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember Our 20 Acres and a Deed?”: October 27, 2022
- “Remember the New Beginning?”: October 27, 2022
Previous Parts
- Part Four: August 2021
- Part Three: April 2021
- Part Two: January 2020
- Part One: July 2019
What Are the Critics Saying About Family Reunion Part 5?
Family Reunion Part 5 does not yet have an official critics rating or an average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The series, however, has a user score of 6.6/10 on IMDB.
Christopher Weston from HITC writes, “Created by Meg DeLoatch, the American sitcom first hit Netflix in July 2019 and was celebrated amongst instant fans as a comforting show with plenty of laughs and great characters. Fortunately, it was renewed and has arguably only gotten better with each return.”
Decider’s Joel Keller says of part 1 of the series, “Family Reunion is definitely old-fashioned in many ways. But it’s also got some fine performances, occasionally smart writing, and it discusses issues that will make you and your kids think between the laughs.”
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Is Family Reunion Part 5 Suitable for Kids?
Family Reunion Part 5 is rated TV-PG which means it is suitable for viewers over the age of 14 and parental guidance is recommended for younger children.
