Where to stream Six Feet Under Season 1

Season 1

Watch Six Feet Under Season 1 in Australia

Released: 3rd Jun, 2001

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Season 1 Episodes

S01 Episode 1

Pilot

Nathaniel Fisher, Sr. 1943-2000 Meet the Fisher family. After the patriarch of the family, dies in a hearse-accident, the family comes together to mourn and decide the fate of the family Funeral Home. Nate, who works for an organic grocery store in Seattle, has to deal with more than just the death of his father. His mother, Ruth, is taking the death especially hard because she had been having an affair with her hairdresser, Hiram. David, the closeted homosexual who has helped with the business, has a difficult transition running things. Claire, the youngest of the clan, is a teenager in high-school trying to get comfortable in her own skin. On top of everything the family is already going through, they have a corporate funeral company hounding them to sell out.

Sun, 3 Jun 2001

S01 Episode 2

The Will

Nate tries to help David run the business, which only creates more tension between them; unpleasant surprises are revealed at the reading of the will.

51 mins  ·  Sun, 10 Jun 2001

S01 Episode 3

The Foot

The family deals with increasing pressure to sell the family business; Claire finds an unusual way to punish her boyfriend for his big mouth.

52 mins  ·  Sun, 17 Jun 2001

S01 Episode 4

Familia

Claire is suspected of arson when Kroehner Corp's new building is burned to the ground; David ends a feud with Keith.

51 mins  ·  Sun, 24 Jun 2001

S01 Episode 5

An Open Book

Keith has a problem with David's wish to become a deacon; Nate has dinner with Brenda's parents and meets her brother Billy.

54 mins  ·  Sun, 1 Jul 2001

S01 Episode 6

The Room

Claire meets Billy; two suitors pursue Ruth; a divorced parishioner wants to see David; Nate discovers some of his father's secrets.

57 mins  ·  Sun, 8 Jul 2001

S01 Episode 7

Brotherhood

Ruth's romantic difficulties worsen; David votes to hire a progressive young priest; Nate and Brenda plan a weekend away.

50 mins  ·  Sun, 15 Jul 2001

S01 Episode 8

Crossroads

Nate and David rent out a room at the funeral home to earn extra income; Rico thinks about freelancing; Nate clashes with Brenda's long-time friends.

56 mins  ·  Sun, 22 Jul 2001

S01 Episode 9

Life's Too Short

Tragedy reunites Claire with an old nemesis; David meets Keith in a disco; Ruth spends a weekend with Hiram.

55 mins  ·  Sun, 29 Jul 2001

S01 Episode 10

The New Person

Rico's replacement is rather unconventional; Billy's gallery exhibit includes a surprise; Claire frets over Gabe's behaviour.

58 mins  ·  Sun, 5 Aug 2001

S01 Episode 11

The Trip

David, Nate and Brenda attend a funeral directors' conference in Las Vegas; Ruth takes a floral arrangement class.

54 mins  ·  Sun, 12 Aug 2001

S01 Episode 12

A Private Life

The killing of a gay man forces David to confront his fears about his lifestyle; Nate agrees with Brenda's parents that Billy should be institutionalised.

56 mins  ·  Sun, 19 Aug 2001

S01 Episode 13

Knock, Knock

Brenda visits Billy in the institution; David must take a stand at church; Gabe behaves badly at a party with Claire.

59 mins  ·  Sun, 19 Aug 2001

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