The Geena Davis Show

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The Geena Davis Show
Format Sitcom
Created by Terri Minsky
Starring Geena Davis
Peter Horton
Mimi Rogers
Kim Coles
Country of origin U.S.
No. of episodes 21
Production
Running time 30 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel ABC
Original run 10 October 2000 – 10 July 2001
External links
IMDb profile

The Geena Davis Show was a short-lived American sitcom starring Geena Davis. The show lasted one season (2000-2001) on ABC.

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[edit] Background

Terri Minsky first pitched the idea of a Sex and the City-like character becoming a suburban housewife to ABC in early 2000. Basic plot details were drawn up, and the script eventually reached Geena Davis. After some debating, ABC decided to make the show less like Sex and the City and more tailored to its star, Geena Davis. The show was filmed in Los Angeles and premiered on ABC on Tuesday, October 10, 2000, at 9.30pm. The show lasted less than a season before being replaced by the Joan Cusack sitcom What About Joan?.

[edit] Cast

[edit] Rest of cast

  • Harland Williams - Alan
  • Peggy Jo Jacobs as Patrice
  • Lise Simms as Natalie
  • Steve Valentine as Walter
  • Susan Wood as Sydney
  • Sarah Zinsser as Mrs. Toll
  • Adeline Allen as Morgan
  • Dylan Capannelli as Justin
  • Bryan Fabian Owen as Bryan Fernando
  • Monique Edwards as Fed-Ex Woman
  • Jodi Nelson as Cafe Patron #1

[edit] Plot

Sexy and sophisticated Manhattan party-planner Teddie Cochran starts dating writer Max Ryan. The two hit it off, and Teddie soon moves into Max's suburban home along with his two children, six-year-old Eliza and 13-year-old Carter. Not having a mother for some time (Max is a widower), the two are not exactly welcoming of Teddie. Along with her two girlfriends Hilary and Judy, Teddie must use her unique blend of wits and sarcasm to get through her new lifestyle.

[edit] Episodes

Listed below are episodes of the show with original airing dates:

  • Pilot - 10 October 2000
  • What I Like About You - 17 October 2000
  • Piece of Cake - 24 October 2000
  • Jealousy - 31 October 2000
  • Motherly Advice - 14 November 2000
  • There's Something About Max - 21 November 2000
  • Cooties - 28 November 2000
  • The Long Kiss Goodbye - 5 December 2000
  • By Teddie Cochran - 12 December 2000
  • How the Mom Stole Christmas - 19 December 2000
  • Momma Bear - 9 January 2001
  • Car Wash - 16 January 2001
  • Max Hates Hillary - 23 January 2001
  • There's a New Bride in Town - 30 January 2001
  • Photo Finish - 6 February 2001
  • Sex, Lies, and Videotape - 13 February 2001
  • Hot Potato - 20 February 2001
  • The Prime Directive - 6 March 2001
  • Girls' Night Out - 3 July 2001
  • White Moms Can't Jump - 10 July 2001
  • The Tango Lesson - 17 July 2001
  • The Wedding - 24 July 2001