Ellen (1994–1998) 6.0
Ellen Morgan a lesbian former book store owner deals with life through comedy and extensive rambling. |
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Ellen (1994–1998) 6.0
Ellen Morgan a lesbian former book store owner deals with life through comedy and extensive rambling. |
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| Ellen DeGeneres | ... |
Ellen Morgan
(109 episodes, 1994-1998)
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David Anthony Higgins | ... |
Joe Farrell
(102 episodes, 1994-1998)
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| Joely Fisher | ... |
Paige Clark
(96 episodes, 1994-1998)
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| Clea Lewis | ... |
Audrey Penney
(80 episodes, 1994-1998)
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| Jeremy Piven | ... |
Spence Kovak
(72 episodes, 1995-1998)
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Ellen Morgan is a neurotic, 30-something, bookstore employee who tries to get by life in dealing with her various friends whom include the outgoing redhead Paige, insecure photographer Adam, her unsure-of-himself cousin Spence, coffee shop guy Joe Farrell, the critical and obnoxious Audrey, and most challenging of all, Ellen also has to condent being around her annoying and overbearing parents Lois and Harold. Written by Anonymous
I loved and miss her show. What a fresh and interesting new comedy. Ellen helped open the eyes of America on gay issues, but did not dwell on it or shove it down our throats. It was down tactfully and with class. Her new talk show is good, but doesn't measure up to the freshness and originality of "Ellen" the sitcom. Anyone who has a problem with her coming out on the show, must be insecure with their own sexuality. She did it in a way that I allowed my kids to watch. It opened up discussions with my kids and made it easy and fun to discuss human sexuality with them. Ellen helped America drop their guard with the gay issues. She provided an excellent comedy that was appropriate for the entire family. Parents who can not talk about sexuality with their kids need help. We love you Ellen !