Suddenly Susan (1996 - 2000)

Suddenly Susan

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Release Date: 1996

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A suddenly unattached San Francisco magazine writer pens a column about the single life after leaving her fiancé at the altar. This sitcom, the first TV series for Brooke Shields, mines much of its humor from naive Susan's interactions with her neurotic coworkers.

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1999, NBC, 21 episodes

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1998, NBC, 23 episodes

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1997, NBC, 26 episodes

55%
Critics Consensus: Comedic inspiration doesn't spark Suddenly for this Susan, hampered by derivative gags that undermine Brooke Shields' energetic performance.

1996, NBC, 22 episodes

Cast

Brooke Shields
as Susan Keane
Judd Nelson
Kathy Griffin
as Vicki Groener
Nestor Carbonell
as Luis Rivera
David Strickland
Barbara Barrie
as Helen `Nana' Miller
Bill Stevenson
as Pete
Andrea Bendewald
as Maddy Piper
Eric Idle
as Ian Maxtone-Graham
Currie Graham
as Nathan `Nate' Knaborski
Rob Estes
as Oliver Brown
Sherri Shepherd
as Miranda Charles
Albie Selznick
as Ben
Anthony Starke
as Kip
Lisa Howard
as Margo
Karen Maruyama
as Mrs. Fong
Kyle T. Heffner
as Jerry
Swoosie Kurtz
as Liz Keane
Brett Cullen
as Adam
Ray Baker
as Bill Keane
Nicole Nagel
as Kate
Hulk Hogan
as Hollywood Hogan
Christopher Rich
as Rep. Shafer
David Newsom
as Hockey Player
Robert Curtis Brown
as Lester Patrick
Rick Springfield
as Zach
Brian McNamara
as Cooper
Khalil Kain
as Freelancer
Kathy Ireland
as Terri
Tiffany Taubman
as Maggie
Paul Cassell
as Philip
Michael Kagan
as Off. Kellogg
Mr. T
as Mr. T
Ross Malinger
as Doug Gilmor
Joan Rivers
as Edie
Christina Moore
as Water Delivery `Man'
Wendy Worthington
as Off. Donna
Luke Tarsitano
as Kyle
Susan Ruttan
as Todd's Mom
Charlie Brill
as Leon
Pat Crawford Brown
as Frieda
Fred Stoller
as Hank
Tom Smothers
as Todd's Dad
Meagen Fay
as Wendy
Joyce Brothers
as Herself
Elizabeth Albertini Dow
as Lily
Mary Pat Gleason
as Edna
Gregory Jbara
as Wallace
Lori Loughlin
as Acquaintance
Bruno Campos
as Carlos
Granville Van Dusen
as Alan Piper
Steven Ford
as Skip
Mark Steines
as Eric
Victor Wilson
as Craig
Shawn Colvin
as Shawn Colvin
Tom Poston
as Mr. Vance
Mindy Cohn
as Cindy
David Rasche
as Evan
Michael McLafferty
as Ethan
Phil Leeds
as Spiritual Healer
Michael Jeter
as Dr. No
David Chokachi
as Accountant
Tim Conway
as Elderly Man
Annabelle Gurwitch
as Yvette
Mary Gillis
as Irene
David Lee Smith
as Dirk
Dane Cook
as Elliott
Alex Meneses
as Rosie
Curtis Armstrong
as Harvey
Rodney Dangerfield
as Repairman
Robert Stack
as Robert Stack
Fred Applegate
as Caruso
Susan Lee Hoffman
as Sarah
Ben Reed
as Ranger Dave
Billy Blanks
as Billy Blanks
Tim Lounibos
as Off. Sakamoto
Mark Nelson
as Paul
Oliver Muirhead
as Dr. Hale
Stuart Pankin
as Andy
Beulah Quo
as Dr. Ni
Tony Curtis
as Businessman
Maria O'Brien
as Maria
Dan Butler
as Dr. Richards
Christopher Atkins
as Tony
Denise Gentile
as Brenda
Harvey Korman
as Jimmy
Gregory Itzin
as Bob
Stephen Tobolowsky
as Dr. Mort Gerken
Kristoff St. John
as Patrick
Rif Hutton
as Trent Frayne
Arabella Field
as Oxnard
Mary-Pat Green
as Brenda
Bob Dole
as Bob Dole
Justina Vail
as Gina
Tony Bennett
as Tony Bennett
Robert Morse
as Uncle Bert
Greg Pitts
as Chuck
Warren Zevon
as Himself
Eric Kinder
as Billy
Hal Williams
as Jim
Peg Phillips
as Judge Cameron
Rose Marie
as Joy
Valorie Armstrong
as Ms. Madison
Nan Martin
as Grandmother Richmond
Patrick Cranshaw
as Kyle
John F. O'Donohue
as Dirk
Zack Hopkins
as Landy
Christopher V. Alessi
as Geoffrey the Waiter
Dana Lee
as Chan
Melanie Good
as Sam
Shirley Prestia
as Shirley
Rick Cramer
as Ulf
J.P. Manoux
as Lukaro
Aloma Wright
as Rachel
Marjean Holden
as Wendy
Melissa Samuels
as Tracy
Donald Trump
as Donald Trump
Rachel Hunter
as Meegan
Betty White
as Assistant
Patience Cleveland
as Mrs. Lancaster
Tim Wrightman
as Victor
Ethan Wayne
as Dr. Byron Glaser
James Lesure
as David Wright
Greta Fadness
as Kim
John McEnroe
as John McEnroe
Ed McMahon
as Himself
Jamie Kaler
as Sam
Pearl Huang
as Mrs. Chan
Christopher Darga
as Clown/Eddie
Spencer Klein
as Jaron
Wally
as Moe
Benny S. Cannon
as Phillip the Maitre d'
Tim Bagley
as Don
Shia LaBeouf
as Ritchie
Judy Toll
as Wendy
Angela Chittenden
as Paula
Ellen Greene
as Harriet
Todd Susman
as Dr. Siegal
Bryan Clark
as Mr. Richmond
Leif Garrett
as Himself
Julia Sweeney
as Rachel Fishman
Tony Brock
as Rex
Gayle Kellon
as Jill
Shane Nickerson
as Dave
Nicole Sullivan
as Claire
Bryan Callen
as Barry
Vernee Watson-Johnson
as Karen
Evgeniy Lazarev
as Yuri
Merrill Markoe
as Miss Saunders
T.J. Hoban
as Kirk
Keith Hamilton Cobb
as Dr. Michael Karpe
Jerry Springer
as Himself
Cindy Margolis
as Herself
Ray Clemente Rodriguez
as Ernesto
Jerry Lambert
as Brent
Philip Falcone
as Karl
Marian Mercer
as Mrs. Richmond
Ilia Volok
as Viktor
Jim Jackman
as Paul
Robert Alan Beuth
as Howie
Heather Marie Wayne
as Georgia
Martin Charles Warner
as Izzy
Marty Nedboy
as Marty
Lee Weaver
as Clyde the Barber
Lane Napper
as Richard
Stephen DeRosa
as Bryce
Robin LeMesurier
as Colin
Telma Hopkins
as Denise
Alicia Anne
as Barbara
Willie Brown
as Willie Brown
Aaron Paul
as Zipper
Robin McDonald (II)
as Sara
Dario Franchitti
as Himself
Ralph Ahn
as Mr. Norohito
Jordan Black
as Lenny
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Series Details

TV Network: NBC
Premiere Date: Sep 19, 1996
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producers: Steven Peterman, Gary Dontzig
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