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FOX (ended 1993)

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College grad Neil takes a job in his father's food comglomerate and proceeds with his dull, by-the-book life. There, he meets and falls in love with the attractive Alicia, an eccentric free spirit who tempts him out of his bland and boring ways.

Episode Guide

S 1 : Ep 22	The Long Goodbye	Aired 5/2/93
S 1 : Ep 21	The People That Time Forgot	Aired 4/25/93
S 1 : Ep 20	The Spy Who Came in from the Old	Aired 4/11/93
S 1 : Ep 19	The Bride of Marsh Man 2: The Spawning	Aired 3/28/93
S 1 : Ep 18	Unforgiving	Aired 3/21/93

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Marcus Giamatti	Ted Sharperson
Michael Tucci	Jeremy Barash
Clea Lewis	Megan Marcus
Corey Parker	Neil Barash
Cristine Rose	Ellen Barash (1992)
Robert Bauer	Jordan

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The thing I remember

7.5

By LaDonAridge, Oct 28, 2012

The show made the cover of TV Guide as one of the best and brightest shows around on television. Within a month of that article the show was canceled.

It was witty and edgy. Tea Leoni was amazing as Alicia.
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Too adult for the times?

8.5

By tallactor, Dec 16, 2005

"Flying Blind" was a remarkably adult and sophisticated sitcom which went places that few sitcoms did at the time (and that few would have the nerve to go now in these more uptight times). Corey Parker was ideal as the nebbishy Jewish guy who falls head over heels with Tea Leoni's icy, beautiful Alicia. The fact that Alicia reciprocates while still remaining mysterious, even unknowable, surprises and delights. Then add the wonderful Clea Lewis as Alicia's drily witty roommate Megan and you have a show that, while short-lived, manages to last in the memory. The show's regrettably brief run is no reflection on its quality--it deserved far more than a one-season run.moreless
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