''In highly publicized trouble before it ever aired, Suddenly Susan had to switch formats from a bookstore (shades of Ellen) to a magazine workplace setting - sort of Mary Richards going to work for Lou Grant at the Trib. Despite some bright writing and reasonably funny performances (especially from Brooke Shields, who got surprising mileage out of the problems inherent in being very tall and attractive), the show never quite jelled, perhaps because the characters were never even remotely credible as functioning journalists. Susan was put on hiatus to make room for NBC's retooling of The Naked Truth. It later returned to the NBC schedule in late February 1997 and subsequently did well enough to be renewed for the Fall 1997 television season.''In Germany the show is known simply as Susan.moreless
Russia is out to find its own Brooke Shields to star in a new, local-language version of the sitcom Suddenly Susan. The Russian reincarnation of NBC's 1996-2000 series, which starred Shields in the title role as a San Francisco columnist,… more
Larry Hagman, Kathleen Turner, and Brooke Shields will guest-star on cable channel FX's Nip/Tuck next season. Hagman will play the much older husband of a beautiful thirtysomething woman (Sanaa Lathan), who buys McNamara/Troy, the Miami-based plastic surgery practice of Dr.… more
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Cringeworthy, Feel Good Comedy, Gender Roles, Odd Jobs, Office Humor