Followed strictly the rules written in the sitcom book...

Brooke Shields, Judd Nelson, Eric Idle, Nestor Carbonell, Rob Estes, Kathy Griffin, Barbara Barrie, Currie Graham, and Sherri Shepherd in Suddenly Susan (1996)

Kirstie Alley in Veronica's Closet (1997)

Constance Marie, Jeffrey Anderson-Gunter, Christine Burke, Harriet Sansom Harris, Michael Landes, Jim Pirri, and Jonathan Slavin in Union Square (1997)

Ron Carey, Max Gail, Ron Glass, James Gregory, Steve Landesberg, Hal Linden, and Jack Soo in Barney Miller (1975)

Traylor Howard, Hedy Burress, Anthony Clark, Steve Paymer, Tasha Smith, and Vincent Ventresca in Boston Common (1996)

Julia Louis-Dreyfus in Watching Ellie (2002)

Julia Louis-Dreyfus in The New Adventures of Old Christine (2006)

Ernest Borgnine, Jonathan Silverman, Ming-Na Wen, Olivia d'Abo, Shawn Michael Howard, and Joey Slotnick in The Single Guy (1995)

Jonathan Silverman, Ming-Na Wen, Jessica Hecht, Mark Moses, and Joey Slotnick in The Single Guy (1995)

Ernest Borgnine, Jonathan Silverman, Ming-Na Wen, Shawn Michael Howard, and Joey Slotnick in The Single Guy (1995)

Ernest Borgnine, Jonathan Silverman, Ming-Na Wen, Jessica Hecht, Mark Moses, and Joey Slotnick in The Single Guy (1995)

Jonathan Silverman in The Single Guy (1995)

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A struggling New York writer (Jonathan Silverman) attempts to find success and dates.

The Single Guy

If It Ain&apos;t Broke, Don&apos;t Fix It, Part II

Once again, just like &quot;Almost Perfect&quot;, this is another show that had all the makings of a great sitcom in season one;  It was funny, entertaining, with a great cast that had great chemistry.  Joey Slotnick and Ming-Na Wen were great together.  Sam (Slotnick) had plans and schemes that would backfire and Trudy (Na-Wen) was there to keep Sam in check or pick up the pieces when things went wrong.  Janeane (Jessica Hecht), Jonathan&apos;s childhood friend and her uptight-yuppie husband Matt (Mark Moses) were good as well.  Although sometimes Matt could be a little obnoxious, but he was likable nonetheless.  Then there was Ernest Borgnine as Manny the doorman; He was great.

At this time cannot remember the actress&apos; name, but, she played Janene&apos;s older sister, who Jonathan couldn&apos;t stand because she would torment him as a child and nicknamed him &quot;Nibbles&quot;.  Even when they brought her on the show, she would continue to torment him, but a sexual tension developed between the two and they would end always end up in bed having sex. Both were great together.

After season one, the show was tinkered with and Janeane and Matt were gone as well as Janeae&apos;s older sister.  They added Olivia D&apos;Abo and others.  To me, the original cast was wonderful and when you make changes like this, it can either be like &quot;Law And Order&quot; where things don&apos;t skip an beat, or it can mean disaster.  The latter happened which was too bad.  It could&apos;ve had a good run if they didn&apos;t mess with a good thing they had.

Once again, just like "Almost Perfect", this is another show that had all the makings of a great sitcom in season one;  It was funny, entertaining, with a great cast that had great chemistry.  Joey Slotnick and Ming-Na Wen were great together.  Sam (Slotnick) had plans and schemes that would backfire and Trudy (Na-Wen) was there to keep Sam in check or pick up the pieces when things went wrong.  Janeane (Jessica Hecht), Jonathan's childhood friend and her uptight-yuppie husband Matt (Mark Moses) were good as well.  Although sometimes Matt could be a little obnoxious, but he was likable nonetheless.  Then there was Ernest Borgnine as Manny the doorman; He was great.

At this time cannot remember the actress' name, but, she played Janene's older sister, who Jonathan couldn't stand because she would torment him as a child and nicknamed him "Nibbles".  Even when they brought her on the show, she would continue to torment him, but a sexual tension developed between the two and they would end always end up in bed having sex. Both were great together.

After season one, the show was tinkered with and Janeane and Matt were gone as well as Janeae's older sister.  They added Olivia D'Abo and others.  To me, the original cast was wonderful and when you make changes like this, it can either be like "Law And Order" where things don't skip an beat, or it can mean disaster.  The latter happened which was too bad.  It could've had a good run if they didn't mess with a good thing they had.

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