Mad About You (1992 - 1999)

Mad About You

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Release Date: 1992

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Series Info

Marital angst fuels this urbane comedy about Manhattan newlyweds adjusting to life together. He's a restive documentary filmmaker; she's an impetuous public-relations executive. Cocreated by star Paul Reiser, who describes the show as 'what the world is like behind closed doors.' Further, it's 'like a couple's ride home after a party, when you can finally say what you've been thinking all night.'

Creators: Danny Jacobson, Paul Reiser

Starring: Paul Reiser, Helen Hunt, Anne Ramsay

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Seasons

Mad About You: Season 7

57%

Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1998, NBC, 22 episodes

Mad About You: Season 6

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1997, NBC, 23 episodes

Mad About You: Season 5

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1996, NBC, 24 episodes

Mad About You: Season 4

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1995, NBC, 24 episodes

Mad About You: Season 3

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1994, NBC, 24 episodes

Mad About You: Season 2

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1993, NBC, 25 episodes

Mad About You: Season 1

73%

Critics Consensus: Mad About You's first season starts small, but quickly establishes the show's wry humor -- helped considerably by the rom-com chemistry between well-matched series leads Helen Hunt and Paul Reiser.

1992, NBC, 22 episodes

Cast

Paul Reiser
as Paul Buchman

Helen Hunt
as Jamie Buchman

Anne Ramsay
as Lisa Stemple

Leila Kenzle
as Fran Devanow

Tommy Hinkley
as Jay Selby

John Pankow
as Ira Buchman

Richard Kind
as Mark Devanow

Robin Bartlett
as Debbie Buchman

Cynthia Harris
as Sylvia Buchman

Louis Zorich
as Burt Buchman

Judy Geeson
as Maggie

Suzie Plakson
as Joan

Lisa Kudrow
as Karen

Hank Azaria
as Nat

Lisa Kudrow
as Karen

Mo Gaffney
as Sheila

Jeff Garlin
as Marvin

Jerry Adler
as Cop

George Petrie
as Elevator Operator

Mel Brooks
as Uncle Phil

Paxton Whitehead
as Hal

Bradley White
as Berkus

Phill Lewis
as Jim

Don R. McManus
as Chris

Jim Piddock
as Professor

David Strickland
as Hollis Pavelle

Patrick Bristow
as Clerk

Fred Willard
as Henry

Carroll O'Connor
as Gus Stemple

Spencer Klein
as Ryan Devanow

Meg Wyllie
as Aunt Lolly

Larry Miller
as Lou

Jean Louisa Kelly
as Diane

Cyndi Lauper
as Marianne

Gates McFadden
as Channel GM

Harry Groener
as Brockwell

Alan Ruck
as Lance

Edward Asner
as Ziggy

Penny Fuller
as Jamie's mom

Cynthia Lamontagne
as Woman

Dan Castellaneta
as Rory

Edie McClurg
as Rosie

Billy Morrissette
as Sanford Klarik

Alison Martin
as Muriel

Elya Baskin
as Vladimir

Meagen Fay
as Connie

Kathleen Wilhoite
as Iris

Art Evans
as Ike

Dean Cameron
as Irwin

Tyrees Allen
as "But This is Pennsylvania"

Dick O'Neill
as Mr. Barton

Jesse D. Goins
as Couples' Lawyer

Jamie Farr
as Fouts

Bill Fox
as Belden

Abe Vigoda
as Kalman

Stephen Tobolowsky
as Principal

Cameron Thor
as Rick

Lewis Black
as Pizza Slice

John Karlen
as Jamie's dad

James Carville
as James Carville

Richard Portnow
as Arthur

Lili Taylor
as Arly

Estelle Getty
as Aunt Ida

Yoko Ono
as Yoko Ono

Kerri Green
as Stacey

Mare Winningham
as Sarah

Marva Hicks
as Remy

Janeane Garofalo
as Mabel

Fabiana Udenio
as Sophia

David Steinberg
as Neighbor

José Zúñiga
as Arturo

Susan Blommaert
as Miss Grundy

Pierrino Mascarino
as Giuseppe

Sam Lloyd
as David

Judyann Elder
as Nurse

Clea Lewis
as Saleswoman

Bob Amarel
as Delivery Man

Christopher Darga
as Akiba

Steven Hack
as Editor

John F. O'Donohue
as Ernest

Kyle Sullivan
as Patrick

Elena Wohl
as Single Woman

Bibi Osterwald
as Older Woman

Eugene Levy
as Doctor

Stuart Pankin
as Brodsky

Paul Dooley
as Jamie's dad

Lenny Wolpe
as Monty

Eric Lutes
as Mick

Jack Hallet
as Ernest

Bob Glouberman
as Buchanans' Lawyer

John Michael Higgins

Florence Stanley
as Miriam

Mary Matalin
as Mary Matalin

Vito Scotti
as Antonio

Tim Conway
as Clerk/Justice of the Peace

Sherman Howard
as Explorer Channel Executive

Markus Redmond
as Howard

Lyle Lovett
as Lenny

Andrew J. Ferchland
as Noah

Nancy Dussault
as Jamie's mom

Larry Hankin
as Bob

Richard Edward Frank
as Director

Frank Birney
as Waiter

Max Wright
as Man with Phone

Robert Klein
as Stan

Steve Park
as Dr. Lee

Richard Roat
as Phillip

Lou Cutell
as Eddie

Ivory Ocean
as Isaac

Iqbal Theba
as First Cabbie

Nancy Lenehan
as Dr. Wallach

Floyd Levine
as Zeitlin

Dorothy Patterson
as Mrs. Gruber

Steven Gilborn
as Tomassi

Len Lesser
as Arnold

Earl Billings
as Security Guard

Rick Overton
as Earl

Steven Anderson
as Wrongstag

Kim Hunter
as Millie

Liz Georges
as Mother

Vic Polizos
as Truck Driver

Sofia Milos
as Sarah

Wayne Tippit
as Gantz

Maria Pitillo
as Mimi

Erick Avari
as Vet

Judith Hoag
as Doris

Jon Polito
as Ralphy

Lisa Waltz
as Didi

John Capodice
as Bill

Robert Costanzo
as Door Guy

Leon W. Grant
as Jeff

Caitlin Anderson
as Claire

Nancy Bell
as Barbara

Daniel Hagen
as Director

Jennifer Darling
as Mrs. Bluestone

Darrell Kunitomi
as Kim

Stephen Park
as Dr. Lee

Bill Saluga
as Racetrack Patron

Estelle Harris
as Sweater Woman

Louis Guss
as Landlord

Simon Templeman
as Passenger

Allan Arbus
as Mona's Owner

George D. Wallace
as Projectionist

Gareth Williams
as Mikey

Alexandra Chun
as Wrapping Woman

Chick Vennera
as Johnny

Adam Weisman
as Young Paul

Alex Rocco
as Slotkin

Sydney Bennett
as Roberta

Jonelle Kennedy
as First Class Attendant

Caitlin Alderton
as Claire

Mark Harrison
as Doctor

Ellen DeGeneres

Michael Richards
as Kramer

Regis Philbin
as Regis Philbin

Alan Wilder
as Registrar

Vince Grant
as Doris's Husband

Caroline Aaron
as Trish Dawson

Wendle Josepher
as Assistant

Gilbert Gottfried
as Spanky's Owner

Willie Garson
as Randall

Brad Garrett
as Nurse

Frederick De Cordova
as Moss

Phyllis Lyons
as Darla

Eileen Brennan
as No. 10

Darcy DeMoss
as Mindy

Craig Bierko
as Gardner Malloy

Randy Graff
as Sharon

Keone Young
as Al

John O'Leary
as Personnel Man

Brian McNamara
as Doug

Vasili Bogazianos
as Marshall

Mailon Rivera
as Ray

Ana Gasteyer
as Yoga Woman

Amy Hill
as Officer

Murphy Dunne
as Ned

Gregory Paul Martin
as Andrew

John Astin
as John Astin or maybe Gomez

Ernie Sabella
as Maurice

Ron Darian
as Nick

Jeff Cahill
as Cabbie

Fred Pinkard
as Leo

David Patrick Kelly
as Cabbie

William Christopher
as Chaplain

Richard Benjamin

Patty Toy
as Tammy

Edward Hibbert
as Maitre D'

Ann Hamilton
as Jane Pauley's Assistant

E.J. Callahan
as Celtics Fan

Cady Huffman
as Barking Woman

Jimm Giannini
as Hot Dog Vendor

Frederika Kesten
as Sandra

Francesca P. Roberts
as Nurse

Ralph Bruneau
as Jim

Dana Lee
as Mike

Jack Shearer
as Manny Ganz

Shecky Green
as Marty

Parley Baer
as Polar Bear Club Member

Marty Rackham
as Phone Guy

Adilah Barnes
as Registrar

Karla Tamburelli
as Waula Lea

Charles Hallahan
as Sloopy

Wendie Malick
as Carol of NBC

Rachel Hunter
as Rachel Hunter

Bok Yun Chon
as Cassandra

Michael Yama
as Dealer

Arnetia Walker
as Pamela

Deborah Theaker
as Judy

James Cameron
as James Cameron

Madeline Lee
as Mama

Billy Joel
as Himself

David L. Lander
as Announcer No. 1

Al Ruscio
as Uncle Jules

Jerry Hardin
as Al, the Client

Joy Philbin
as Joy Philbin

Carolyn Mignini
as Banker

Alix Elias
as TV Wife

John Moskoff
as Sam Frank

Patrick Ewing
as Patrick Ewing

Mark Schiff
as Leo

Henry Gibson
as Henry Gibson

Sergey Brusilovsky
as First Cabbie

Rebecca Lobo
as Rebecca Lobo

Melinda McGraw
as Cheryl

Murray Rubin
as Al

Eliza Coyle
as Molly

Grady Hutt
as 12-Year-Old Ira

Reggie Lee
as Gardner's Assitant

Charles Shaughnessy
as Michael

Kenneth Tigar
as Norman Lark

Marita Geraghty
as Velma

Tiffany Taubman
as Sophie

Tohoru Masamune
as Green

Zane Lasky
as Irwin

Melanie Mayron
as Dorie

Stacey Travis
as Dawn

Harper Roisman
as Gas Station Clerk

Hiran Kasten
as Paul's Seatmate

Judith Moreland
as Mrs. Peterson

F.X. Vitolo
as Newsdealer

Peggy Mannix
as Kissing Woman

Anthony Russell
as Hot Dog Dispatcher

Christian Clemenson
as Jared

Patrick Cronin
as Postal Worker

Tony Conforti
as Newsdealer

Jane Carr
as Hillary

Michael Eugene Fairman
as Train Conductor

Kathy Spitz
as Dana

Bill Dunleavy
as The Big Apple

James W. Sudik
as Irwin

Ryan Stiles
as Video Village Manager

Daryl Roach
as Photographer

Garth Brooks
as Himself

Eric Christmas
as Titanic Guy

John David Conti
as Bartender

Marsha Warfield

Rita Wilson
as Lindsay

Chuck McCann
as Mal

Damon Standifer
as Orderly

David Stompro
as Themselves

William Newman
as The Waiter

Luis Antonio Ramos
as Mortician

Andrea Elson
as Joanne

Allan Wasserman
as Cab-crasher

Carl Reiner
as Alan Brady

Jerry Seinfeld
as Himself

David Arnott
as Lester

Patrick Warburton
as Sam

Anita Gillette
as Claire Wicker

Senait Ashenafi
as Tracy

Richard Robert Redlin
as Man in Theater

Jay Leno
as Jay Leno

Gedde Watanabe
as Brockwell's Speechwriter

Alan Corduner
as Osofsky

Fred Sanders
as Store Owner

Richard Belzer
as Det. Sharp

Steve Mittleman

Steve Buscemi
as Howie Balinger

Mario Roccuzzo
as Tommy

Annie Korzen
as Fritzi Frank

Daniel Chodos
as Cabdrivers' Union Man

Bridget Sienna
as Mrs. Velasquez

Arte Johnson
as Arte Johnson

John Toles-Bey
as Virgil's Friend

Kevin Keckeisen
as Little Boy

Will Rothhaar
as Logan

Joey Dente
as Clerk

Rodney Johnson
as Park Ranger

Saverio Guerra
as Bellhop

Michael Buffer
as Announcer No. 2

Jack Esformes
as Paul's Crewman

David Dunard
as Dan

Al Berry
as Racetrack Patron

Kelly Perine
as Man in Line

Dominic Hoffman
as The Waiter

John O'Hurley
as Dr. Von Derphal

Alan Charof
as Herb Buchman

Jean St. James
as Mother

Gordon Hunt
as TV Host

John Michael Hughes
as Patrick

Neil Vipond
as Friendly Husband

Lynn Milgrim
as Yoko Ono's Maid

Steve Paymer
as Dutch the clerk

Debra Mooney
as Nun

Gary Owens
as Gary Owens

Bruce Willis
as Bruce Willis

Jenna Lynn Wexler
as Emily

Rhea Perlman
as Mrs. Ramona DiChristophoro

Al Burke
as Herb Miller

Alex Trebek
as Voice of Alex Trebek

Phil Leeds
as Vacky

Phil LaMarr
as Marshall

Julia Sweeney
as Professor

Sydney Brown
as Coed in Line

Michael Tomlinson
as Man Looking for Fishing Rod

Paunita Nichols
as "We Don't Stare"

Kathy Griffin
as Brenda

Andrew Gold
as "If I Were a Rich Man" Patron

Allan Corduner
as Osofsky

Jill C. Klein
as Blossom

Anne-Marie Johnson
as Mrs. Paris

Mary Ostrow
as Mary

Jodi Carlisle
as Secretary

Michael Goldfinger
as Sarcastic Man

Carol Ann Susi
as Woman Passenger

Albert Owens
as The Cat

Kristen Cloke
as Salesgirl

Tom Gallop
as Ad Exec

Pierre Gonneau
as Mr. Boniello

Monica Allison
as Sycophant #2

Joyce Guy
as Nurse

Andrew Craig
as Spehr

Michael Moore
as Michael Moore

Meredith Bishop
as Mabel (age 18)

Bill Erwin
as Harry

Miles Marsico
as Zack Grundfest

Anthony Mangano
as Orderly

Kirsten Holmquist
as Vicky

Tony Edwards
as Optician

William Utay
as Maurice

Fred Stoller
as Mischa's Owner

Dale Godboldo
as Tomassi's Student

Sergei Brusilovsky
as Cabbie #1

Joe Alfasa
as Oscar

Nick Jameson
as Bruno Mir

Sarah Partridge
as Audrey

Bill P. Murry
as Racetrack Patron

Pamela Dunlap
as Louise

Jeremiah Morris
as Grocer

Elizabeth LaRou
as Gym Clerk

Roger Behr
as Cackling Announcer

Bernard Hocke
as Tattoo Artist

Franklin Cover
as Pete

Brooke Marie Bridges
as Brooke

Elizabeth Norment
as Woman Asking Directions

Perry Anzilotti
as Roy Osterback in 6-J

April Ortiz
as Mother of Frightened Child

Bob Amaral
as Furniture Mover

Joanne Worley
as Jo Anne Worley

Lawrence Mandley
as Leon

Greg Longstreet
as Stockboy

Mark McGwire
as Himself

Jesse Hernandez
as Referee

Annie Abbott
as Friendly Wife

Lightfield Lewis
as Student with Cap

Wendy Kamenoff
as Woman Shopping for Golf Clubs

Michael Leopard
as Man at the Airport

Victoria Hoffman
as Ira's Girlfriend

Rita Gomez
as Spanish Woman

Laura Waterbury
as Woman Looking for Her Hat

Stephen Pearlman
as Professor

Joe Flood
as Cabbie

James Lesure
as Maitre D'

Chris Bonno
as Patron

Amzie Strickland
as Customer

Jann Karam
as Girl

Danny Breen
as High Pitched Announcer

Eric Allan Kramer
as Skippy

Matthew Kaminsky
as Steve

Steven M. Porter
as Out-of-Towner

Timi Prulhiere
as Woman in 6-C

Danny Mora
as Racetrack Patron

Larry Romano
as Pizzeria Man

Nancy Fish
as Dr. Mandel's Receptionist

Karen Maruyama
as Nurse #2

John Webber
as Man

Gerry Bednob
as Cabbie #2

David Koechner
as Store Clerk

Dean Dietrich
as Maisie

Helen Siff
as Female Teacher

Sylvester 'Bear' Terkay
as Jebediah `The Amish Hellcat' Bodine

Andrew Gordon Fenwick
as Dr. Wallach's Patient

Gregg L. Daniel
as Neighbor at the Hammock

Tracy Kolis
as Lily

Billye Ree Wallace
as Interested Woman

Roy Fegan
as Manager at Klarik's

Scott Jaeck
as AA Member

June Gable
as Woman in Theatre

Kevin Bacon
as Kevin Bacon

Sid Caesar
as Harold

Megan Mullally
as Jane

Jack Brewer
as Parcel Guy

Cara DeLizia
as Teenage Mabel

John Gegenhuber
as Ben

Yoshio Be
as Japanese Businessman #1

Brian Jensen
as Soap Opera Actor

Leland Orser
as Prof. Gittelson

Greg Lee
as Pool Player

Don Cummins
as Delivery Man

Darlene Kardon
as Svetlana

Chelsea Dodson
as Chelsea

B.J. Ward
as Cathy

Rick Roberts
as Man in Wheelchair

Harry Murphy
as Apartment Dweller

Kenny Moskow
as Paul's Cameraman

Ann Walker
as Joan's Receptionist

Gary Grossman
as Gym Patron

Donna Pieroni
as Masseuse

Mary Portser
as Professor

Joseph M. Costa
as Customer

Norma Maldonado
as Consuela

Nick Toth
as Kinko's Customer

Helen Geller
as Pirate Maiden #1

Noel Webb
as "David Copperfield"

Hiram Kasten
as Leon

Ernie Vincent
as The Chef

Nils Allen Stewart
as Bruno `Six Fingers' Malone

William Mesnick
as Bowling Enthusiast

Robert Dorfman
as Pizzeria Man

Wesley Thompson
as Musician Patient

Fritzi Burr
as Customer

David Vegh
as Newsnight Cameraman

Zaid Farid
as Policeman

Peter White
as Judge Chuffa

Ajgie Kirkland
as Male Teacher

Lance E. Nichols
as Dr. Eckstine

Toshi Toda
as Japanese Businessman #2

Mark Tymchyshyn
as Boat Rental Agent

Jim Lau
as Prof. Ng Lieu Cho

Frances Ross
as Rauschling

Robert Curtis-Brown
as Lawyer

Scott Turney
as Guy in Grandstand

John O'Donohue
as Ernest

Ted Sorel
as Explorer Channel Board Member

Nikki Lee
as Nurse

Megan Murphy
as Judy

Tim Monsion
as Auctioneer

Rudolph W. Giuliani
as Himself

Jeanne Mori
as Campaign Worker

Susan Leslie
as Bobby's Sister

David Carpenter
as Man on Street

Sean Smith
as Guy in Absurd Sweater

Kevin Scott Richardson
as Cable Repairman

David Correia
as Cabbie #2

Roy Goldman
as Cabbie #3

Michael Lembeck
as Mr. Shapiro

David Basulto
as Policeman

Maria Stanton
as Jamie's Flight Attendant

James Earl Jones
as The Voice

Harley Zumbrum
as Partner #1

Kevin Contreras
as Birthing Classmate #1

Beans Morocco
as Bailiff

Tom Ayers
as Guy with Cast

Otto Coelho
as Homeless at NYU

Joanna Daniels
as Elevator Woman

Charlene Simpson
as Pirate Maiden #3

Stan Sellers
as Angry Neighbor

Linda Porter
as Mark's Grateful Patient

Mark Anthony Nutter
as Partner #2

Shannon Welles
as Pirate Maiden #4

Bonita Friedericy
as Bonita

Robert Garcia
as Treat-or-Treater

Vanessa Lock
as Flight Attendant #2

Tino Insana
as Sanitation Department Man

Carol Rosenthal
as DJ

Al Roker
as Himself

Patricia Place
as Annoyed Passenger

Allen Bloomfield
as Pirate #1

Nicolette Little
as Nicolette

Armando Molina
as Delivery Man

Aria Noelle Curzon
as Shania

Ralph Manza
as Campanella

Jesse L. Martin
as Pirate #2

J.B. Gaynor
as JB

Michael Perrotta
as Pirate #3

Jack Ritschel
as Pirate #4

Lillian Hurst
as Phyllis

Mark Sheeler
as Pirate #5

Beau Billingslea
as Security Chief

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Series Details

TV Network:	NBC
Premiere Date:	Sep 23, 1992
Genre:	Comedy
Executive Producers:	Jeffrey Lane, Larry Charles, Danny Jacobson, Paul Reiser, Victor Levin

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