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Title: Grosse Pointe (2000–2001)
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Satire centers on the off-camera antics of five actors who star in a fictional high school drama called "Grosse Pointe".
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Marcy Sternfeld: You know I tell myself that all the time but it sounds so much better when someone else says it.
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The series was based on Darren Star's experiences on the TV series Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990). See more »Quotes
Dave: You're so generous and... nice.Marcy Sternfeld: You know I tell myself that all the time but it sounds so much better when someone else says it.
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The pilot episode was altered at the request of Darren Star's former boss Aaron Spelling. Originally the character of Marcy, played by Lindsay Sloane, was a red-headed bulemic who got her job because her uncle was a studio executive. Spelling took offense and thought that it was a reference to his daughter Tori Spelling who was a star on "Beverly Hills, 90210" a series created by Darren Star and produced by Aaron Spelling. Before the pilot aired Star took out all references to how Marcy got her job, a scene in which Marcy threw up in a limo and even went as far as to digitally alter her hair so that it was brown and not red. Joely Fisher, who played producer Hope Lustig, was originally credited in the opening titles but was removed after the first episode when she decided to leave the show to work on "Normal, Ohio" a sitcom which was canceled. She was billed in four other episodes of "Grosse Pointe" as a Special Guest Star. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I watched this show all of my 6th grade year, when it was on, even though I had to stay up until 10PM (which doesn't seem late now, but it was when I had a lot of homework and did it in the morning). I always loved it, despite its faults. Granted, it's no West Wing, but it never claimed to be anything it's not. Even if the WB won't bring the show back, I wish it would play some reruns, for old times' sake.