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Starved (2005– )A comedic look at a support group with eating disorders. |
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Title: Starved (2005– )
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| Eric Schaeffer | ... |
Sam
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| Laura Benanti | ... |
Billie Frasier
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| Sterling K. Brown | ... |
Adam Williams
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Del Pentecost | ... |
Dan Roundtree
(7 episodes, 2005)
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| Maureen Flannigan | ... |
Amy Roundtree
(4 episodes, 2005)
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| Jackie Hoffman | ... |
Group Leader
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| Susan Misner | ... |
Alison
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| Robyn Cohen | ... |
Shanti
(3 episodes, 2005)
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| Nikki Ghisel | ... |
Joaney
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| Neal Huff | ... |
Randy
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Four thirty-something New Yorkers with various eating disorders lean on one another for support in this dark and poignant comedy that chronicles their romantic and personal lives. Sam is a neurotic commitment-phobic stock broker recovering from compulsive overeating; Adam is a bulimic NYPD cop; Dan, who works as a writer, is an overweight compulsive-eater; and Billie is an anorexic/bulimic and aspiring singer/songwriter. Written by DesertShark25
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 August 2005 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
New York City, New York, USABox Office
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$500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Starved had some of the best/complex characters I've seen in along time. And the show focuses on a problem that a lot of Americans ignore. When they might have the problem themselves. Like the main character I used to have an addiction to chocolate till I found a way to kick it. Cause it was not OK! IF anyone wants to talk about boycotts. I say I'm gonna boycott FX for taking the only original and fresh show off the the air. They obviously couldn't take the pressure from people that probably haven't even watched the show and if they did they didn't do it with an open mind. What happened to free expression. It's not like the show didn't have fans! I hope some other network with sense picks it up.