Universal / Amblin’ Entertainment

(TV Movie/Pilot)

USA, ACTION/Science Fiction, 90 Minutes, Color, Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1

1995 Outstanding Special Visual Effects David Goldberg, Tim Landry, Daniel J. Lombardo, Kevin Pike and Michael Shea

Summary: (Title of Pilot – First Contact) Late in the 22nd century, Earth is a toxic, used up planet. The last remaining human beings exist in the ordered, efficient confinement of sterile space stations under a totalitarian system of government. Unfortunately, children are dying from the Syndrome, a degenerative disease caused by the absence of fresh air, fresh water and sunlight. Devon Adair (Debrah Farentino) desperate to save her 8-year-old son, defies the totalitarian authorities and organizes an expedition to a distant planet suitable for colonization. This is the strange world of Earth 2, where humans are the alien space invaders.

Credits:

Director Scott Winant

Screenwriter Michael Duggan, Carol Flint, Mark Levin and Billy Ray

Producer Tony To

Executive Producer Michael Duggan, Carol Flint, Mark Levin and Steven Spielberg (Uncredited)

Co-Producer P.K. Simonds

Associate Producer Chip Masamitsu and Janace Tashjian

Co-ordinating Producer John P. Melfi

Cinematographer Félix Enríquez Alcalá

Editor Joanna Cappuccilli

Composer David Bergeaud

Production Designer Victoria Paul

Art Director Lee Mayman

Set Decorator Michael Taylor

Costume Designer Deborah Everton

Debrah Farentino Devon Adair

Clancy Brown John Danziger

Sullivan Walker Yale

John Gegenhuber Morgan Martin

Rebecca Gayheart Bess Martin

Richard Bradford Cmdr. Broderick O'Neill

Joey Zimmerman Ulysses (Uly) Adair

J. Madison Wright True Danziger

Antonio Sabàto Jr. Alonzo Solace

Tierre Turner Zero

Walter Norman Walman

Marcia Magus Magus

Rockmond Dunbar Baines

Beth Colt Newscaster

Hedy Thom Controller #1

John Verea Controller #2

Marcia Firesten Navigator

Brian Steele Terrian #1

Russell Werkman Terrian #2

David Elliot, Joe Bradley and Joe Bradley Crew Members

Christopher Sutton Crew #3

Jeff L. Deist Grendler #1

(TV Series – 22 Episodes) First Episode Broadcast: November 6, 1994

Universal / Amblin’ Entertainment

USA, ACTION/Science Fiction, 60 Minutes, Color, Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1

Emmy Award Nominations:

1995 Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series Peter Bergren, Joe Earle, Eric Erickson,

Mitch Gettleman, John Haney, David Hankins, James Hebenstreit, Barbara Issak, Alyson Dee Moore, Patsy Nedd, Myron Nettinga, Brian Thomas Nist and Richard Taylor

Summary: Devon Adair (Debrah Farentino) and her family and crew have established a human colony on an alien planet. The colonization of Earth 2 is difficult, because they crash land on the planet in the Pilot Episode. The earthlings are discovering that their new home already has a resident humanoid population.

Credits:

Supervising Producer Tony To

Executive Producer Michael Duggan, Carol Flint, Mark Levin and Steven Spielberg (Uncredited)

Co-Producer P.K. Simonds

Coordinating Producer John P. Melfi

Cinematographer Félix Enríquez Alcalá

Editor Tim Tommasino

Composer David Bergeaud

Production Designer Victoria Paul

Costume Designer Deborah Everton

Special Effects Dream Quest Images

Debrah Farentino Devon Adair

Clancy Brown John Danziger

Antonio Sabàto Jr. Alonzo Solace

Jessica Steen Dr. Julia Heller

John Gegenhuber Morgan Martin

Rebecca Gayheart Bess Martin

J. Madison Wright True Danziger

Joey Zimmerman Ulysses (Uly) Adair

Sullivan Walker Yale

Rockmond Dunbar Baines

Walter Norman Walman

Marcia Magus Magus

Kirk Trutner Cameron

Fredrick Lopez Mazatl

Erin Murphy Eben Sinh

Deneille Fisher Danner

Tierre Turner Zero

Earth 2 194 - 1995

Episode 1 First Contact (Parts 1 and 2) November 6, 1994 (Pilot)

Episode 2 The Man Who Fell to Earth Two November 13, 1994

Episode 3 Life Lessons November 20, 1994

Episode 4 Promises, Promises November 27, 1994

Episode 5 A Memory Play December 4, 1994

Episode 6 Water December 11, 1994

Episode 7 The Church of Morgan December 18, 1994

Episode 8 The Enemy Within January 8, 1996

Episode 9 Redemption January 22, 1996

Episode 10 Moon Cross February 5, 1995

Episode 11 Better Living Through Morganite (1) February 19, 1995

Episode 12 Better Living Through Morganite (2) February 26, 1995

Episode 13 Grendlers in the Myst March 5, 1996

Episode 14 The Greatest Love Story Never Told March 12, 1996

Episode 15 Brave New Pacifica March 26, 1996

Episode 16 After the Thaw April 2, 1996

Episode 17 The Boy Who Would Be Terrian King April 23, 1996

Episode 18 23 Apr 95 Survival of the Fittest April 30, 1996

Episode 19 Flower Child Was Not Telecast

Episode 20 All about Eve May 21, 1996

Episode 21 Natural Born Grendlers May 28, 1996

Spin-off from "Amazing Stories" (1985)

First Broadcast: June 23, 1993 (TV Series)

USA, COMEDY/Animation, 30 Minutes, Color, TV Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1

Universal Pictures / Warner Brothers / Amblin’ / Nelvana

Summary: Family Dog was a cartoon that ran on CBS in 1993 in primetime. It was a "spin-off" from episode 40 of Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories TV series entitled "Family Dog" that was broadcast February 16, 1987. The story premise was that a mischievous dog was own by an unloving family. The series was executive produced by Tim Burton and Steven Spielberg. Initially, Burton and Spielberg were concerned about the quality of the first episode, so it was hidden away until ten additional programs were "in the can." The shows were produced in 1992 and aired in the summer of 1993. It did not have great ratings at the time, but definitely has a cult following today.

Credits:

Director Chris Buck

Animation Director Robin Budd and Steve Whitehouse

Producer Chuck Richardson

Executive Producer Tim Burton, Dennis Klein and Steven Spielberg

Composer Danny Elfman

Martin Mull Skip Binsford (Voice)

Molly Cheek Bev Binsford (Voice)

Danny Mann Family Dog (Voice)

Zak Huxtable Epstein Billy Binsford (Voice)

Cassie Cole Buffy Binsford (Voice)

Universal TV / Amblin Entertainment (TV Pilot)

USA, ACTION/Science Fiction, Color, 120 Minute, Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1

"I believe in anything that makes me nervous."

American Society of Cinematographer Award Nominations:

1994 Outstanding Cinematography in Movies of the Week/Pilots Kenneth D. Zunder

Summary: This was the pilot episode of the series. Irvin Kershner, who had directed The Empire Strikes Back for George Lucas, helmed it. Its creator was the SF guru Rockne S. O'Bannon. The storyline presumes that man colonizes the oceans sometime in the 21^st Century under the United Earth Oceans, which is a paramilitary organization designed to protect the seven seas. Nathan Bridger (Roy Scheider), who retired after the death of his wife to study dolphins on a deserted island, is coaxed out of his self-imposed retirement. Nathan was the designer of the UEO’s most advanced submarine, SeaQuest DSV, and resumes command of it.

Credits:

Director Irvin Kershner

Screenwriter Rockne S. O'Bannon & Tommy Thompson

Story by Rockne S. O'Bannon

Producer Gregg Fienberg

Supervising Producer Kerry Lenhart and John J. Sakmar

Executive Producer Rockne S. O'Bannon, Tommy Thompson and Steven Spielberg

Co-Producer David Kemper

Co-ordinating Producer Lindsley Parsons Jr

Associate Producer Philip Carr Neel

Cinematographer Kenneth D. Zunder

Editor Roger Bondelli

Composer John Debney

Production Designer Richard B. Lewis

Costume Designer Michael T. Boyd

Roy Scheider Capt. Nathan Bridger

Stephanie Beacham Dr. Kristin Westphalen

Stacy Haiduk Lt. Cmdr. Katie Hitchcock

Don Franklin Cdr. Jonathan Ford

Jonathan Brandis Lucas Wolenczak

John D'Aquino Benjamin Krieg

Royce D. Applegate Chief Manilow Crocker

Theodore Raimi Lt. Tim 0'Neill

Marco Sanchez Sensor Chief Ortiz

Michael Parks George Le Chein

Richard Herd Admiral Noyce

Clark Heathcliffe Brolly Renegade Sensor Chief

Mark Fauser Weapons Officer Phillips

Dan Hildebrand Helmsman

John Schafer Pollack

Brad Hunt Le Chein Guard

Michelle Holden Earthcast Anchor

Brenda King Carol Bridger

Bruce Klassen Ensign

Buckley Norris Territorial Governor

Michelle Sullivan Crew Member

Frank Welker Special Vocal Effects

Michael Zurich Renegade Sensor #2

First Broadcast: September 23, 1993 / (Also Known As: "SeaQuest 2032") (TV series)

USA, ACTION/Science Fiction, 60 Minutes, Color

Universal TV / Amblin Entertainment

SeaQuest DSV Emmy Awards:

1995 Achievement in Music Don Davis (Episode "Daggers")

Emmy Award Nominations:

1994 Nomination for Achievement in Music Don Davis (Episode " Whale Song ")

1996 Nomination for Achievement in Music Russ Landau (Episode "Brave New World")

Summary: A troubled, expensive science fiction series that never found an audience large enough to justify its production cost on network television, despite rethinking the series concept for the third season. Throughout its tenure there were frequent cast changes designed to boost ratings. It is a credit to Amblin’s clout that the series lasted as long as it did. Basically it presumes that man colonizes the oceans sometime in the 21^st Century under the United Earth Oceans, which is a paramilitary organization designed to protect the seven seas. Nathan Bridger (Roy Scheider), who retired after the death of his wife to study dolphins on a deserted island, is coaxed out of his self-imposed retirement. Nathan was the designer of the UEO’s most advanced submarine, SeaQuest DSV, and resumes command of it. His second in command is Cmdr. Jonathan Ford. In second season, the DSV added a prototype GELF (Genetically Engineered Life Form), Tony Piccolo, to the crew. He was a man with surgically implanted gills. Dr. Wendy Smith, a telepath/empath, was also added to this crew of specialists. The New Age leanings of the series, often analyzed environmental issues mixing fact with myth and fantasy storylines to what had begun as an action-science fiction project.

Credits:

Director Various

Series Creator Rockne S. O'Bannon

Executive Producer Rockne S. O'Bannon, Steven Spielberg, & Tommy Thompson

Producer Steve Beers, Clifton Campbell. Carleton Eastlake, Patrick Hasburgh, Philip Carr Neel

Supervising Producer Lee Goldberg

Co-Producer (1995-1996) Harker Wade

Cinematographer Stephen McNutt (1994)

Composer Don Davis and John Debney

Production Designer Vaughn Edwards

Set Decorator Carol Bayne Kelley

Roy Scheider Capt. Nathan Bridger

Rosalind Allen Dr. Wendy Smith(1994-1995)

Royce D. Applegate Chief Manilow Crocker (1993-94)

Stephanie Beacham Dr. Kristin Westphalen (1993-94)

Jonathan Brandis Lucas Wolenczak

John D'Aquino Lt. Benjamin Krieg

Michael DeLuise Seaman Tony Piccolo

Peter DeLuise Dagwood (1994-)

Kathy Evasion Ensign Lonnie Henderson (1994-)

Don Franklin Cdr. Jonathan Ford

Stacy Haiduk Lt. Cmdr. Katie Hitchcock (1993-94)

Michael Ironside Capt. Oliver Hudson

Edward Kerri Lt. James Brody(1994-1995)

Elise Neal Lt. J.J. Fredrick

Dustin Nguyen Chief Shane (1993-94)

Theodore Raimi Lt. j. g. Tim O'Neill

Tim Russ Microft

Marco Sanchez Sensor Chief Miguel Ortiz(1993-1995)

Season 1 (1993-1994)

Episode 1 To Be Or Not To Be September 12, 1993

Episode 2 The Devil's Window September 1, 1993

Episode 3 Treasure of the Mind September 26, 1993

Episode 4 Games October 3, 1993

Episode 5 Treasure of the Tonga Trench October 10, 1993

Episode 6 Brothers and Sisters October 17, 1993

Episode 7 Give Me Liberte October 24, 1993

Episode 8 Knight of Shadows October 31, 1993

Episode 9 Bad Water November 7, 1993

Episode 10 The Regulator November 21, 1993

Episode 11 SeaWest November 28, 1993

Episode 12 Photon Bullet December 19, 1993

Episode 13 Better Than Martians January 2, 1994

Episode 14 Nothing But the Truth January 9, 1994

Episode 15 Greed for a Pirate's Dream January 16, 1994

Episode 16 Whale Song February 6, 1994

Episode 17 The Stinger February 20, 1994

Episode 18 Hide and Seek February 27, 1994

Episode 19 The Last Lap of Luxury March 20, 1994

Episode 20 Abalon May 1, 1994

Episode 21 Such Great Patience May 8, 1994

Episode 22 The Good Death May 15, 1994)

Episode 23 An Ocean on Fire May 22, 1994

Season 2 (1994-1995)

Episode 24 Daggers, Part 1 & 2 September 18, 1994

Episode 25 The Fear That Follows September 25, 1994

Episode 26 Sympathy for the Deep October 2, 1994

Episode 27 Vapors October 9, 1994

Episode 28 Playtime October 23, 1994

Episode 29 The Sincerest Form of Flattery November 1, 1994

Episode 31 By Any Other Name November 20, 1994

Episode 32 When We Dead Awaken November 27, 1994

Episode 33 Special Delivery December 11, 1994

Episode 34 Dead End December 18, 1994

Episode 35 Meltdown January 8, 1995

Episode 36 Lostland January 15, 1995

Episode 37 And Everything Nice January 22, 1995

Episode 38 Dream Weaver February 19, 1995

Episode 39 Alone January 26, 1995

Episode 40 Watergate March 5, 1995

Episode 41 Something in the Air March 19, 1995

Episode 42 Dagger Redux April 2, 1995

Episode 43 The Siamese Dream April 30, 1995

Episode 44 Blindsided May 21, 1995

Episode 45 Splashdown September 13, 1995

Episode 46 Brave New World September 20, 1995

Episode 47 In the Company of Ice and Profit September 27, 1995

Episode 48 Smoke on the Water October 11, 1995

Episode 49 Destination Terminal October 18, 1995

Episode 50 Chains of Command November 1, 1995

Episode 51 Spindrift November 8, 1995

Episode 52 Equilibrium November 15, 1995

Episode 53 Resurrection December 6, 1995

Episode 54 Good Soldiers December 20, 1995

Episode 55 Second Chance December 27, 1995

Episode 56 Brainlock January 28, 1996

Episode 57 Renunion June 9, 1996

Episode 58 Weapons of War June 16, 1996

DreamWorks Television (TV Series)

USA, COMEDY/Situation, 30 Minutes, Color, Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1

Summary: The show aired from January to August 1996 as midseason replacement.

Timothy Busfield Tom McManus

Ashley Crow Linda McManus

Libby Winters Phoebe McManus

Danny Pritchett Jesse McManus

Kevin Nealon Marty Heslov

Ed Marinaro Vince Mazzilli

Libby Winters Phoebe

Paul McCrane Dr. Herb Barton

Ron McLarty Coach Harris

Champs First Season 1996 (Only 9 Episodes were aired)

1- 1 January 9, 1996 (pilot)1- 2 January 16, 1996 Breaking up is Hard to Do

1- 3 January 30, 1996 A Match Mades at Seven

1- 4 February 6, 1996 For Art's Sake

1- 5 July 10, 1996 We'll Never Have Paris

1- 6 July 17, 1996 Live and Let Breathe

1- 7 July 24, 1996 To Be There or Not to Be There

1- 8 July 31, 1996 Two of a Kind

1- 9 August 7, 1996 Home Alone

Donwell Productions / DreamWorks SKG / American Broadcasting Company (TV Series)

USA, DRAMA/Thriller, 60 Minutes, Black and White & Color, Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1

Summary:

This was a police drama that was played as an action movie. It was a fast paced look at police officers of the El Camino Police Department. High Incident attempted to take viewers into the trenches. The series dealt with the unpredictability of crime in suburbia. High Incident attempted a mix of action, comedy, and drama, following nine uniformed police officers through the day. The title refers to the radio call -- Code 2/High Incident. DreamWorks, SKG produced and it was sold to ABC in March 1996 as a mid season replacement. ABC renewed its contract and purchased 22 more episodes of the series.  High Incident then aired every Thursday night against Friends on NBC.  The series never rose above the bottom rungs of the ratings ladder. On May 1997, ABC dropped High Incident.

Credits:

Director Tony Bill, D.J. Caruso, Charles Haid, Michael Katleman, Les Landau 

Co-Creator Eric Bogosian, Dave Alan Johnson and Steven Spielberg

Creative Consultant Eric Bogosian, Dave Alan Johnson, and Michael Pavone

Executive Story Editor Fred Ellis, Bonnie Mark, Kim Newton, Monte Williams and Tracy Stern

Supervising Producer Kevin Arkadie 

Producer Jack Clements and W.K. Scott Meyer

Executive Producer Ann Donahue, Dave Alan Johnson, Michael Pavone and Steven Spielberg 

Associate Producer Walton Dornisch

Co-Executive Producer Charles Haid and Art Monterastelli 

Cinematographer James Chressanthis and Jack Wallner 

Editor Jim Page 

Supervising Editor Ron Rosen

Composer John Powell, Jeff Rona, Christopher Tyng and Hans Zimmer (Main Title Theme)

Production Designer Nathan Haas and Richard B. Lewis 

Set Designer Robert W. Harbour

Costume Designer Peter Flaherty 

Matt Beck Officer Terry Hagar

Matt Craven Officer Lenny Gayer

Wendy Davis Lynette White

Aunjanue Ellis Officer Leslie Joyner

Lindsay Frost Sgt. Marge Sullivan

ole Hauser Officer Randy Willitz

David Keith Sgt. Jim Marsh

Catherine Kellner Officer Gayle Van Camp (1996)

ouis Mustillo Officer Russell Topps

Blair Underwood Officer Mike Rhoades

Lisa Vidal Officer Jessica Helgadorest

DreamWorks SKG / Lottery Hill Entertainment / Ubu Productions

TV Series First Telecast September 17, 1996 on ABC-TV

USA, COMEDY/Situation, 30 Minutes, Color, Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1

Emmy Award Nominations:

1998 Nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Michael J. Fox

1997 Nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Michael J. Fox

Screen Actors Guild Awards:

1999 Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series Michael J. Fox

ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards:

1997 Top TV Series Music Shelly Palmer

Casting Society of America Awards:

1997 Best Casting for TV, Comedy Pilot Bonnie Finnegan

American Comedy Award Nominations:

1999 Nomination Funniest Male Performer in a TV Series Michael J. Fox

GLAAD Media Awards:

1997 Outstanding TV Comedy Series

Golden Globe Awards:

1999 Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series -Comedy/Musical Michael J. Fox

1998 Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series -Comedy/Musical Michael J. Fox

Golden Globe Award Nominations:

1999 Nomination for Best TV-Series - Comedy/Musical

1998 Nomination for Best TV-Series - Comedy/Musical

1997 Nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series -Comedy/Musical Michael J. Fox

TV Guide Award Nominations:

1999 Nomination for Favorite Actor in a Comedy Michael J. Fox

Image Award Nominations:

1999 Nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Michael Boatman

1998 Nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Michael Boatman

International Monitor Awards:

1998 Film Originated Television Series – Director Andy Cadiff "In the Heat of the Day"

Summary: Spin City was created by screenwriter and director Gary David Goldberg. It is the first TV "sit-com" hit produced by DreamWorks SKG. It is a very smart and quick-witted political spoof. Spin City is a very highly rated series with a superior ensemble cast led by Michael J. Fox. Fox plays Mike Flaherty the Deputy-Mayor of New York City. He and his less than competent team must constantly save the Mayor from embarrassment and the media.

One of the comic features of the show is the "stand-up" unpredictable and catastrophic press conferences of the mayor (Barry Bostwick). As the ABC promo says Spin City "puts a hilarious spin on the staid and stodgy world of big city government. Who says politics aren't a laugh?"

Credits:

Director Andy Cadiff, Lee Shallat Chemel, Carl Lauten and Thomas Schlamme

Creator Gary David Goldberg

Executive Producer Michael J. Fox and Gary David Goldberg

Cinematographer Richard Quinlan

Composer Shelly Palmer

Set Decorator Andrew Baseman

Michael J. Fox Michael Flaherty

Barry Bostwick Mayor Randall Winston

Michael Boatman Carter Heywood

Connie Britton Nikki Faber

Victoria Dillard Janelle Cooper

Alexander Gaberman James Hobert

Richard Kind Paul Thomas Lassiter

Alan Ruck Stuart Bondek

Carla Gugino Ashley Schaeffer (1996)

Jennifer Esposito Stacey Paterno (1997-)

Deborah Rush Helen Winston

Taylor Stanley Karen (1996-1997)

Faith Prince Claudia Sacks (1997- )

Spin City Season 1 (1996-1997)

1- 1 17 September 1996 Pilot

1- 2 24 September 1996 The Great Pretender

1- 3 1 October 1996 The Apartment

1- 4 8 October 1996 Pride and Prejudice

1- 5 15 October 1996 The Rivals

1- 6 22 October 1996 A Star is Born

1- 7 29 October 1996 Grand Illusion

1- 8 12 November 1996 The High and the Mighty

1- 9 19 November 1996 Meet Tommy Dugan

1-10 26 November 1996 The Competition

1-11 10 December 1996 Dog Day Afternoon

1-12 17 December 1996 Criss Cross

1-13 7 January 1996 Bye Bye Love

1-14 14 January 1997 Starting Over

1-15 28 January 1997 Gabby's Song

1-16 11 February 1997 Kiss Me, Stupid

1-17 18 February 1997 An Affair to Remember

1-18 25 February 1997 Snowbound

1-19 4 March 1997 Striptease

1-20 18 March 1997 Deaf Becomes Her

1-21 1 April 1997 Hot in the City

1-22 29 April 1997 Bone Free

1-23 6 May 6, 1997 The Mayor Who Came to Dinner

1-24 13 May 1997 Mayor Over Miami

Spin City Season 2 (1997-1998)

2- 1 24 September 1997 Paul Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

2- 2 1 October 1997 Porn in the U.S.A.

2- 3 8 October 199 Wonder Woman

2- 4 15 October 1997 The Goodbye Girl

2- 5 22 October 1997 In the Heat of the Day

2- 6 29 October 1997 Radio Daze

2- 7 5 November 1997 The Thirty Year Itch

2- 8 12 November 1997 My Life is a Soap Opera

2- 9 19 November 1997 Family Affair (1)

2-10 26 November 1997 Family Affair (2)

2-11 10 December 1997 They Shoot Horses, Don't They?

2-12 17 December 1997 Miracle Near 34th Street

2-13 7 January 1998 Same Time Next Year

2-14 21 January 1998 The Paul Lassiter Story

2-15 28 January 1998 Gentleman's Agreement

2-16 25 February 1998 Deaf Man Walking

2-17 4 March 1998 The Marching Men (1)

2-18 11 March 1998 One Wedding and a Funeral (2)

2-19 18 March 1998 A River Runs Through Me

2-20 1 April 1998 The Pope of Gracie Mansion

2-21 29 April 1998 Bye, Bye, Birdie

2-22 6 May 1998 The Lady or the Tiger

2-23 6 May 1998 Single White Male

2-24 20 May 1998 The Paul-Bearer

Spin City Season 3 (1998-1999)

3- 1 22 September 1998 Dead Dog Talking

3- 2 29 September 1998 There's Something About Heidi

3- 3 6 October 1998 Gone with the Wind

3- 4 13 October 1998 The Deer Hunter

3- 5 20 October 1998 It Happened One Night

3- 6 27 October 1998 Three Men and a Little Lady

3- 7 3 November 1998 An Officer and a Gentleman

3- 8 10 November 1998 Quest for Fire

3- 9 17 November 1998 The Kidney's All Right

3-10 24 November 1998 Gobble the Wonder Turkey Saves the Day

3-11 8 December 1998 Local Hero

3-12 15 December 1998 Monkey Business

3-13 5 January 1999 Taxi Driver

3-14 12 January 1999 The Nutty Deputy Mayor

3-15 26 January 1999 Not in the Line of Fire

3-16 9 February 1999 Internal Affairs

3-17 16 February 1999 Dick Clark's Rockin' Make-Out Party '1999

3-18 23 February 1999 Back to the Future IV: Judgment Day

3-19 2 March 1999 Politically Incorrect

3-20 16 March 1999 That's Entertainment

3-21 6 April 1999 The Last Temptation of Mike

3-22 13 April 1999 Carter & Stuart & Bennett & Deirdre

3-23 4 May 1999 The Mayor With Two Brains

DreamWorks SKG / Shukovsky English / Addis-Wechsler TV Series

USA, COMEDY/Situation, 30 minutes, Color, Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1

Summary: Kate Montgomery and Mike Logan (Mary Steenburgen and Ted Danson) have just gotten divorced but still work for the same newspaper. When the editor resigns Kate gets the job. That means she is now her ex-husband’s boss..

Credits:

Directors Jay Sandrich and Thomas Schlamme

Executive Producers Ted Danson, Mary Steenburgen and Jeffrey Lane

Cinematographer James W. Roberson

Editor Janet Ashikaga

Composer Mark Morgan and W.G. Snuffy Walden

Art Director Debe Hale

Set Decorator Mark Johnson

Ted Danson Mike Logan

Mary Steenburgen Kate Montgomery

Christine Ebersole Belinda Carhardt

Charles Robinson Ernie Trainor

Saul Rubinek Alan Mesnick

Alana Austin Abby Logan

Jenica Bergere Donna French