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A Creator/{{NBC}} WorkCom that ran for four seasons from 1996 to 2000. It is about a woman (played by Creator/BrookeShields) who leaves a man at the altar, finds herself without prospects, until her ex-fiancé's brother takes a gamble and hires her as a journalist.
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A Creator/{{NBC}} WorkCom that ran for four seasons from 1996 to 2000. It is about a woman (played by Creator/BrookeShields) who leaves a man at the altar, altar and finds herself without prospects, until her ex-fiancé's brother takes a gamble and hires her as a journalist.
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* ActorAllusion: Done when Christopher Atkins guest stars in the episode "Sometimes You Feel Like a Nut." His character, Tony, tells Susan he wouldn't date her "if we were two horny teenagers trapped on a desert island!"
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* ActorAllusion: Done when Christopher Atkins guest stars in the episode "Sometimes You Feel Like a Nut." His character, Tony, tells Susan he wouldn't date her "if we were [[Film/TheBlueLagoon1980 two horny teenagers trapped on a desert island!"island]]!"
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* {{Bookends}}: The series began and ended with Susan's wedding. She runs out on the first one, but completes the second.
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* {{Bookends}}: The series began and ended with Susan's wedding. She runs out on the first one, one but completes the second.
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* DateMyAvatar: Todd subscribing to a lesbian dating site, having reasoned that his lust for women [[InsaneTrollLogic qualifies him as one]]. Predictably, his 'date' turns out to be another horny male.
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* DateMyAvatar: Todd subscribing subscribes to a lesbian dating site, having reasoned that his lust for women [[InsaneTrollLogic qualifies him as one]]. Predictably, his 'date' turns out to be another horny male.
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* HotterAndSexier: The later seasons emphasized the main character's sexuality, and the theme song was changed to reflect this.
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* HotterAndSexier: The later seasons emphasized the main character's sexuality, sexuality and the theme song was changed to reflect this.
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* {{Retool}}: The last season sees the magazine going under new management, forcing the cast to move into a seedy warehouse in Chinatown. Jack, Maddy and Todd are all written out and replaced with a few new characters as well.
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* {{Retool}}: The last season sees the magazine going under new management, forcing the cast to move into a seedy warehouse in Chinatown. Jack, Maddy Maddy, and Todd are all written out and replaced with a few new characters as well.
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* HollywoodDateless: Susan -- ''Brooke friggin' Shields'' -- at least once bemoaned not being able to find a date.
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* LongTitle: Several episodes have longer-than-usual titles, such as "Birds Do It, Bees Do It, Even Some of These Do It", "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Susan's Party" and "One Man's Intervention Is Another Man's Tupperware Party".
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* ActorAllusion: Done when Christopher Atkins guest stars in the episode "Sometimes You Feel Like a Nut." His character, Tony, tells Susan he wouldn't date her "if we were two horny teenagers trapped on a desert island!"
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* {{Bookends}}: The series began and ended with Susan's wedding. She runs out on the first one, but completes the second.
