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词条 Fired Up (TV series)
释义

  1. Plot

  2. Cast

  3. Episodes

     Season 1 (1997)  Season 2 (1997–98) 

  4. History

  5. Reception

  6. Syndication

  7. References

{{Infobox television
| show_name = Fired Up
| image =
| caption =
| runtime = 30 minutes
| starring = Sharon Lawrence
Leah Remini
Mark Feuerstein
Jonathan Banks
Francesca P. Roberts
| country = United States
| language = English
| camera = Multi-camera
| company = Grammnet Productions
Paramount Television
| distributor = CBS Television Distribution
| network = NBC
| first_aired = {{Start date|1997|4|10}}
| last_aired = {{End date|1998|2|9}}
| num_seasons = 2
| num_episodes = 28 (5 unaired)
| creator = Arleen Sorkin
Paul Slansky[1]
| executive_producer = Kelsey Grammer
Rudy Hornish[1]
| composer = Mark Mothersbaugh[1]
}}Fired Up is an American sitcom that aired on NBC for two seasons and 28 episodes. The series, the first from Grammnet Productions, starred Sharon Lawrence as a self-centered promotions executive and Leah Remini as her mouthy assistant. When the pair got fired from their jobs, they teamed up to create a business as equal partners. The tagline of the series was "First she got fired, then she got fired up."

Plot

Gwendolyn Leonard epitomized the term "self-involved." After being fired from her corporate job, she was reduced to moving in with her former assistant, spunky Terry Reynolds, and starting up a new promotions business as her partner. Terry and her brother Danny shared a loft apartment atop a clock tower in New York City, and Danny worked as bartender at Clockworks, the restaurant below, while he pursued his dream of becoming a writer. Clockworks was owned by Guy Mann, an average Joe who adamantly pursued Gwen, though she kept him at arm's length (his response to each of her blow-offs was "Oh, yeah!").

Also regularly seen was Mrs. Francis, a crotchety unemployment agent whom Gwen ultimately inspired to quit her job and open an eggroll shop; Ashley Mann, Guy's son who worked as a female impersonator; Scott Bickley, Danny's lecherous agent who moonlighted as a suit salesman; and Steve Summer, a former classmate of Gwen's who'd carried a torch for her for decades. Infrequently seen were Gwen's snobbish mother Rita (Dixie Carter) and Terry and Danny's loud-mouthed mother Tina (Randee Heller).

Cast

  • Sharon Lawrence as Gwen Leonard
  • Leah Remini as Terry Reynolds
  • Mark Feuerstein as Danny Reynolds
  • Jonathan Banks as Guy Mann
  • Francesca P. Roberts as Mrs. Francis
  • Mark Davis as Ashley Mann
  • Thomas F. Wilson as Steve Summer
  • Timothy Omundson as Scott Bickley

Episodes

Season 1 (1997)

No.
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}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=2EpisodeNumber2=2Title=The Next DayDirectedBy=James BurrowsWrittenBy=Victor Fresco1997|4|17}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=3EpisodeNumber2=3Title=Who's the BossDirectedBy=Max TashWrittenBy=Arleen Sorkin & Paul Slansky1997|4|24}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=4EpisodeNumber2=4Title=They Sell Horses, Don't They?DirectedBy=Rod DanielWrittenBy=Kit Boss1997|5|1}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=5EpisodeNumber2=5Title=A Concurrent AffairDirectedBy=WrittenBy=1997|5|8}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=6EpisodeNumber2=6Title=The RulesDirectedBy=WrittenBy=1997|5|15}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=7EpisodeNumber2=7Title=Are We Not Friends?DirectedBy=WrittenBy=1997|5|15}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=8EpisodeNumber2=8Title=Under PressureDirectedBy=WrittenBy=1997|6|23}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}

Season 2 (1997–98)

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date{{Episode listEpisodeNumber=9EpisodeNumber2=1Title=The Mother of All GwensDirectedBy=Lee Shallat-ChemelWrittenBy=Victor Fresco1997|9|22}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=10EpisodeNumber2=2Title=Truth and ConsequencesDirectedBy=Lee Shallat-ChemelWrittenBy=Arleen Sorkin & Paul Slansky1997|9|29}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=11EpisodeNumber2=3Title=You Don't Know JackDirectedBy=Jeff MelmanWrittenBy=Kit Boss1997|10|6}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=12EpisodeNumber2=4Title=Swallow Your BlissDirectedBy=Lee Shallat-ChemelWrittenBy=Gregory Thompson & Aron Abrams1997|10|13}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=13EpisodeNumber2=5Title=Total RecallDirectedBy=Gordon HuntWrittenBy=Linda Teverbaugh & Mike Teverbaugh1997|10|20}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=14EpisodeNumber2=6Title=Beat the ClockDirectedBy=Pamela FrymanWrittenBy=Gregory Thompson & Aron Abrams1997|10|27}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=15EpisodeNumber2=7Title=The Baby-Sitter's ClubDirectedBy=Pamela FrymanWrittenBy=Bill Barol1997|11|10}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=16EpisodeNumber2=8Title=In Your DreamsDirectedBy=Will MackenzieWrittenBy=Don Rhymer1997|11|17}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=17EpisodeNumber2=9Title=Honey, I Shrunk the TurkeyDirectedBy=Ken LevineWrittenBy=Kit Boss1997|11|24}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=18EpisodeNumber2=10Title=Ten Grand a DanceDirectedBy=Will MackenzieWrittenBy=Gregory Thompson & Aron Abrams1997|12|1}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=19EpisodeNumber2=11Title=Where There's SmokeDirectedBy=Will MackenzieWrittenBy=Michael A. Ross & Thom Bray1997|12|22}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=20EpisodeNumber2=12Title=You Go, Boss!DirectedBy=Lee Shallat-ChemelWrittenBy=Kit Boss1998|1|12}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=21EpisodeNumber2=13Title=Beauty and the PriestsDirectedBy=Leonard R. Garner Jr.WrittenBy=Bill Barol1998|1|19}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=22EpisodeNumber2=14Title=Mission: and A-Hopin'DirectedBy=Lee Shallat-ChemelWrittenBy=Linda Teverbaugh & Mike Teverbaugh1998|1|26}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=23EpisodeNumber2=15Title=Fire and NiceDirectedBy=Lee Shallat-ChemelWrittenBy=Dwight D. Smith1998|2|9}}ShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=24EpisodeNumber2=16Title=The Pajama GameDirectedBy=Lee Shallat-ChemelWrittenBy=Lu Abbott Stacey & Berman WoodwardOriginalAirDate=UnairedShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=25EpisodeNumber2=17Title=What I Really Want to Do Is DirectDirectedBy=WrittenBy=OriginalAirDate=UnairedShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=26EpisodeNumber2=18Title=LustlineDirectedBy=WrittenBy=OriginalAirDate=UnairedShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=27EpisodeNumber2=19Title=Domestic BlissDirectedBy=WrittenBy=OriginalAirDate=UnairedShortSummary=LineColor=
}}{{Episode list		EpisodeNumber=28EpisodeNumber2=20Title=With Sex, You Get EggrollDirectedBy=WrittenBy=OriginalAirDate=UnairedShortSummary=LineColor=
}}

History

Fired Up was a mid-season replacement on NBC. It premiered on April 10, 1997, and ended the first season on June 23 after 8 episodes. The second season premiered on September 22, 1997, and the last episode aired on February 9, 1998. It was a contemporary of shows like Caroline in the City and Suddenly Susan, and at one point, all three shows were part of a Monday-night promotion: "The Ladies of Monday Night."[2]

Reception

Caryn James of The New York Times said the series had a "topical premise and an edgy lead character, just what most sitcoms lack" but that after a promising start, its first season episodes lost the "sharp writing this series needs."[1]

Fired Up premiered in the "cushy Thursday night slot after Seinfeld"[1] through May 15, 1997, on a night that NBC promoted as Must See TV. It started out strong in the ratings; the premiere garnered an 18.8 rating and 29 share,[3] but after NBC changed its timeslot, the show lost its audience and NBC canceled it.

Syndication

Fired Up had a brief syndication run on the USA Network.

References

1. ^1 2 3 4 [https://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9F0DEEDD153CF933A25757C0A961958260 Review of Fired Up] from an April 10, 1997 article in The New York Times
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,289871,00.html|title=Women's Glib|last=Tucker|first=Ken|date=1997-10-19|publisher=ew.com|accessdate=2008-10-28}}
3. ^Fired tops last of the crop from Variety

==External links==

  • {{epguides|id=FiredUp|title=Fired Up}}
  • Fired Up from JumptheShark.com
  • {{IMDb title|0118315|Fired Up}}
  • {{tv.com show|fired-up-1998|Fired Up}}

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