Just Shoot Me - Seasons One And Two

When Just Shoot Me debuted on NBC on a Tuesday night (following Frasier ) in 1997, the spirited sitcom had the feel of an instant winner. The casting alone was an inspired blend of talent from uniquely interesting sources: George Segal, the veteran actor best known for comic performances in such 1970s film classics as Blume in Love and California Split , was certainly overdue for a hit. Laura San Giacomo, a strong and intriguing presence for a decade in a number of key movies ( sex, lies, and videotape , Pretty Woman ) promised good things as the series' lead player. Wendie Malick, the former model turned ubiquitous supporting player on the likes of NYPD Blue and Seinfeld , had left an especially indelible impression on HBO's long-running comedy series Dream On . Finally, David Spade, fresh from his great ride as a Saturday Night Live cast member, brought a version of a popular SNL character (Dick Clark's supercilious receptionist) to Just Shoot Me , playing the haughty assistant of Se