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In the film, Meredith Baxter, like Wadler a full-breasted woman, does not use a body double for the scenes involving breast examination. Actors play the doctors, but the close-up of a surgeon's hand examining Baxter's breast is that of a real physician."We all thought that was best," said Baxter, who is the movie's co-executive producer with Diana Kerew. "When I read the script, I never visualized it any other way except with me and my breast. We decided this well ahead of time, when we started talking about the approach (to Wadler's story). I didn't want to cut to some body double -this was about the whole woman. Breasts have achieved this dubious stature of being this symbol of femininity, and it's very important this story is about the whole woman."

After going to the doctor's office, Joyce's friend from work hugs her goodbye and goes to get her kids. To do so, she passes a sign that says Subway right by Central Park News. There is no subway line nor entrance in Central Park.

Featured in The 46th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1994)