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Significant Others (2004– )"Significant Others" is an improvised comedy about couples in and out of marriage counseling, taking a hysterically honest look at marriage and the rewards - and costs - that come with ... See full summary » |
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Eleanor
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| Herschel Bleefeld | ... |
Ethan
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| Andrea Savage | ... |
Chelsea
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| Brian Palermo | ... |
James
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| Jane Edith Wilson | ... |
Connie
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| Fred Goss | ... |
Bill
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| Chris Spencer | ... |
Devon
(9 episodes, 2004)
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| Nicole Randall Johnson | ... |
Alex
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Mary Pat Dowhy | ... |
Ginny
(7 episodes, 2004)
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"Significant Others" is an improvised comedy about couples in and out of marriage counseling, taking a hysterically honest look at marriage and the rewards - and costs - that come with being in a committed relationship. More real than traditional comedies and more imaginative than reality shows, this six-episode series features a talented ensemble of actors and comedians who, quite literally, script themselves. Written by JJ
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9 March 2004 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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First things first...back when Comedy Central did their send-up of "Project Greenlight" called "Contest Searchlight" I had no clue that it was all a joke. The concept was that Denis Leary would set up a television show in the vein of "Greenlight." The thing was that it was a tumultuous set and seemed to be a failure from the get go. But one thing did strike my interests. The guy who "won" the contest came up with the idea of an improvised television sitcom. I thought "how brilliant! If they pull it off, it could actually work!" The concept was so interesting, I was hoping that it would somehow make come to pass. Finally, it has in the form of "Significant Others." I watched the other day, and i was completely floored by the improvisation. That entire cast is talented when it comes to thinking on their toes. Kudos to Bravo! for having the guts to put up a very funny show that actually, beats any other cable sitcom to a pulp.