The Naked Truth

Serie de TV
1995–1998
TV-14
30min

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Un fotoperiodista respetado lo pierde todo y termina aceptando un trabajo en un tabloide de celebridades de mala calidad.Un fotoperiodista respetado lo pierde todo y termina aceptando un trabajo en un tabloide de celebridades de mala calidad.Un fotoperiodista respetado lo pierde todo y termina aceptando un trabajo en un tabloide de celebridades de mala calidad.

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- 1 premio ganado en total

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Trivia
The show premiered on ABC, which had recently been acquired by Disney. Despite ranking a respectable #25 out of over 150 shows in the year's ratings, it didn't fit with the network's family sitcom image, so they canceled it. NBC quickly scooped it up and placed it on their "Must See TV Thursday" schedule between Seinfeld (1989) and Sala de urgencias (1994), where it ranked #4 for its short second season, tying with Friends (1994). For the third year, NBC fired most of the cast, moved it to Monday nights alongside other workplace comedies that had done well on Thursdays (Suddenly Susan (1996), Fired Up (1997) and Caroline in the City (1995)), and ratings plummeted, with it ranking #69 for the final season. Seven episodes didn't surface until the show began airing in weekday reruns on the NBC-owned USA Network in 1999.

Citas
Camilla: Felicia, look at you! Why, the hands of time have scarcely tou - Oh, no, now that I'm closer I can see that the hands of time have knocked you about quite a bit!

Conexiones
Referenced in There's No Fish Food in Heaven (1998)

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The Good, The Bad and the Ugly

This is the only way I can describe the 3 seasons of this show. As with other shows that aren't in a league with "Friends" and "Frasier", the Powers That Be 'retooled' the show after the first season (the Good). Then the show just went from Bad to Ugly and was gone. I became a fan of Téa Leoni because of this show--back then, she was correctly described as "a cross between Lucille Ball and Sharon Stone"--and I was very disappointed when they 'retooled' and eventually cancelled the show (by that time, I was just happy they put it out of it's misery). This is a classic example of If-it-ain't-broke-don't-fix-it Syndrome. (And, by the way, calling Mark Roberts' character 'Stupid Dave' was funny!!!) I'm still a fan of Téa's (and her husband--I think his name is David-something;~}), and if this was the show that put her on the map, then it was worth it.