Suddenly Susan

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Suddenly Susan is an American sitcom that aired in the late 1990s, starring Brooke Shields as a single woman restarting her life and career at a San Francisco magazine.

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instanceOf American television sitcom
audioFormat Stereo
broadcastOnDayOfWeek Thursday
cameraSetup Multi-camera
character Susan Keane
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Gary Dontzig
Steven Peterman
executiveProducer Gary Dontzig
Jonathan Axelrod
Pamela Eells NERFINISHED
Sally Lapiduss
Steven Peterman
filmingLocation Los Angeles
finalAired 2000-12-26
firstAired 1996-09-19
followedBy Reruns on syndication
genre Sitcom
Television comedy
hasGenreCharacteristic Romantic comedy elements
Workplace comedy
hasOpeningCredits Brooke Shields prominently featured
leadActorPlaysCharacter Brooke Shields
surface form: Brooke Shields as Susan Keane
mainCharacterOccupation Magazine writer
notableEvent Death of cast member David Strickland during series run
numberOfEpisodes 93
numberOfSeasons 4
originalLanguage English
originallyAiredInDecade 1990s
originalNetwork NBC
partOf Must See TV
surface form: NBC Must See TV lineup
pictureFormat NTSC color television standard
surface form: NTSC
productionCompany Warner Bros. Television
runtimePerEpisode 30 minutes
settingLocation San Francisco
starring Andrea Bendewald
Barbara Barrie
Brooke Shields
Currie Graham
David Strickland
Eric Idle
Judd Nelson
Kathy Griffin
Nestor Carbonell
targetAudience Adult viewers
theme Single woman restarting her life after ending an engagement
timePeriodOfSetting Late 1990s
workLocationInFiction The Gate magazine

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Nestor Carbonell notableWork Suddenly Susan
Mindy Cohn appearedIn Suddenly Susan
John Whitesell notableWork Suddenly Susan