The Geena Davis Show

I have watched a few episodes of the new series and liked it a lot. "Teddie Cochran" Geena Davis (Thelma and Louise) is very cute and witty. This show to me has the type of flair that the Mary Taylor Moore and Murphy Brown shows had. From all the new shows of this season this show take first place. The cast is great! It has Paul Horton (Thirty Something)! I liked Paul Horton's work in that show and I am still mad that he died on that show. I loved his character and the memory of him dying in "Thirty Something" is very vivid! Oh, well sorry for taking a tangent, but after all those years, I am, still mad at that episode! "Max" Paul Horton's character is a very lovable character. He tries very hard to understand Teddie's kind of idiosyncracies. Teddie is so competitive. She wants a Ferrari, and all material things and he wants a small house with kids. This reflects well the society we live in.

"Hillary" Mimi Rogers (The Mirror has two faces) makes a great friend and she is good as well. I love this show, and hopefully it will be on for many seasons. I recommend this show!

I can't believe that this show was canceled to put on ‘What About Joan'! Who cares about Joan? This is one of the only shows with an already well-known star in it. Geena Davis plays Teddie Cochran, a successful businesswoman who falls in love with family man Max Ryan. But along with this new beau are two kids. The know-it-all-teen-age boy, Carter, played by ‘Freaks and Geeks' John Francis Daley. And the precious little precocious 6-year-old girl, Eliza, played by ‘The Family Man's' Makenzie Vega.

Everything in this show is perfect. Geena Davis does a surprisingly wonderful job in a different kind of role for her. I don't know anything about Peter Horton except for that he is a wonderful actor whom I wish the best of luck to in the future. John Francis Daley in my opinion makes the show. He was funny on ‘Freak and Geeks' and he is even funnier on this show. Makenzie Vega is adorable and a pretty fine actress. Mimi Rogers does the tramp thing very well. I hated her as Agent Fowley on ‘The X Files' but this role has gotten me to like her more. Kim Cole is in her usual role, but hey, stick with what you know.

This was a wonderful show and it's a shame that it got canceled while shows like ‘Grosse Point' stay on the air. It was unfortunately just replaced with another show that will get canceled after a few episodes. 10 out of 10 for being highly amusing and very well written and acted.

ABC has once again had a comedy show grow on us that being "The Geena Davis Show". After watching this show for a month now I can say that it's a winner. Featuring humor, wit, and charm it's like a lingerie model meets housewife. Oscar- winner Davis as Teddie, a successful and glamorous but frivolous New Yorker whose deep relationship with her good-time girlfriends the upscale and man chasing (Rogers) and updated but cautious (Coles) seem to provide some of her better feel good moments that happens to put her at comfort. After falling hard for a widowed journalist (Horton) who with two children a hormonally charged teenage boy (Daley) and a precious 6-year old girl (Vega) and you bet a big lifestyle change develops. You have it a great show about female friendship and the birth of a family. Genna Davis has performed excellent in all of her big screen movies she appears to be doing the same for this show. Do yourself a favor and watch the sexy Geena Davis on Tuesday night at 9:30 on "The American Broadcasting Company".

This show was on ABC on Wednesday nights along with "Drew Carey" and "Spin City," and together they made the best night of TV.

I don't remember everything, but I do know this show was really funny and that Carter kid was a really good singer. It shouldn't have been cancelled so easily. Can't wait for it on DVD, if it comes.

Teddie Cochran (Geena Davis) is living the single life in New York City. She owns her own PR firm. Hillary (Mimi Rogers), Judy Owens (Kim Coles), and Alan (Harland Williams) are her friends and employees. She falls for widower Max Ryan (Peter Horton) who has two kids, Carter (John Francis Daley) and Eliza (Makenzie Vega). Gladys Guevara (Esther Scott) is their maid/nanny/everything.

Geena Davis leads a sitcom. She's good and she's tall. Her life is basically split into two sides which comes together sometimes. Her work life is the three ladies talking sex and Harland Williams coming on to them. Mimi Rogers is great. Kim Coles is stuck with the normal character. Harland is on the wrong side. He should be with the family, maybe Max's brother. He would be great with the kids and he could lust after Hillary every other episode without wearing out the joke. Maybe, he could even catch her and that would be a secondary romance.

As for the family, Gladys is just around. Widower dad Max probably needed her when the kids were younger, but she is running out of runway. The family doesn't really need her at this point. I expected an episode where her situation is dealt with more definitively. The kids are great especially John Francis Daley. He just finished "Freaks and Geeks". Unbelievably, he's dating Erika Christensen for a few episodes. Finally, there is Max. I did not watch "Thirtysomething" and I don't have much of an opinion on Peter Horton. My big takeaway is that the character is dull deliberately. He's my big hole in the middle. He does not have much personality. It's sort of like a switch with the traditional sitcom. The man is usually the crazy wild card while the pretty wife is the long-suffering bland voice of reason. This sitcom switches that around and I don't know how to feel about it. Despite that reservation, this is plenty of fun. Geena is fun. Mimi Rogers is having fun. I like the cast in general.