Veronica's Closet
| Veronica's Closet | |
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| Format | Sitcom |
| Created by | David Crane Marta Kauffman |
| Starring | Kirstie Alley Dan Cortese Daryl Mitchell Wallace Langham Kathy Najimy Lorri Bagley Robert Prosky |
| Opening theme | Moby - Bodyrock Season 3 |
| Country of origin | United States |
| No. of seasons | 3 |
| No. of episodes | 66 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) |
Kevin S. Bright Marta Kauffman David Crane |
| Running time | 20–25 min. |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | NBC |
| Original run | September 25, 1997 – June 27, 2000 |
Veronica's Closet is a sitcom which aired on NBC from September 25, 1997 to June 27, 2000.
The show starred Kirstie Alley as Veronica Chase, the head of her own lingerie company. Other cast members included Kathy Najimy, Dan Cortese, Daryl Mitchell, Wallace Langham, Lorri Bagley and Robert Prosky.
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Plot
As the country’s leading romance expert and owner of Veronica’s Closet, purveyor of lingerie and books designed to keep romance alive, Ronnie seems to have it all. Her only problem has been a rocky marriage to a womanizing husband, Bryce, whom she finally gathered the strength to leave. Having written The Guide to a Fairy Tale Marriage and built an empire as the foremost authority on relationships, Ronnie must now confront the charade she’s been living in the public eye as the perfect wife and career woman. In the second season Ron Silver joins the cast as Alec, Ronnie’s new business partner and nemesis who buys controlling interest of the company she built. Helping Ronnie run the company and her personal life is her top executive, Olive, who is always ready with solid business advice or a shoulder to cry on. Her loyal staff also includes an assistant, Josh, who faces a sexual identity crisis; a publicist and former underwear model, Perry; and a harried marketing manager, Leo.
Cast members
Veronica Chase - Kirstie Alley
Alec Bilson - Ron Silver
Perry Rollins - Dan Cortese
Josh Blair - Wallace Langham
Leo Michaels - Daryl Mitchell
Pat Chase - Robert Prosky
June Bilson Anderson - Lorri Bagley
Olive Massery - Kathy Najimy
Episode list
First season
(1997-1998)
- Pilot
- Veronica's Woman Friend
- Veronica's Husband Won't Leave
- Veronica's Not Happy About the Book
- Veronica's First Date
- Veronica's Best Buddy
- Veronica's a Doll
- Veronica's First Thanksgiving
- Veronica's Brotherly Love
- Veronica's Christmas Song
- Veronica's Got a Secret
- Veronica's Fun and Pirates are Crazy
- Veronica's Night Alone
- Veronica's $600,000 Pop
- Veronica's a Drag
- Veronica's Divorce Papers
- Veronica's Blackout
- Veronica's Bridal Shower
- Veronica's Man in a Suitcase
- Veronica's All-Nighter
- Veronica's Mole
- Veronica's Silent Partner
Second Season
(1998-1999)
- Veronica Gets Her Closet Back
- Veronica's a Partner Now
- Veronica's Great Model Search
- Veronica's Dog Day Afternoon
- Veronica's Crushed
- Veronica's on the Herb
- Veronica's Breast Effort
- Veronica's Thanksgiving that Keeps on Giving
- Veronica's Cheating Partners
- Veronica's Secret Santa
- Veronica's From Venus; Josh's Parents are From Mars
- Veronica's Desk Job
- Veronica's Wedding Bell Blues
- Veronica Plays House
- Veronica's Favorite Year
- Veronica's Little Tribute
- Veronica Falls Hard
- Veronica's Big Date
- Veronica's Big Homecoming
- Veronica's Little Ruse
- Veronica's Night at the Theater
- Veronica Says Goodbye
Third Season
(1999-2000)
- Veronica's New Boss
- Veronica's June Swoon
- Veronica's Construction Worker
- Veronica's Office: Bigger, Longer and Cute
- Veronica's New Cat
- Veronica's Long Walk Home
- Veronica's Got All the Right Stuffing
- Veronica's Sliding Doors
- Veronica's New Year
- Veronica's Perfect Man
- Veronica's Record
- Veronica's Tattooed Man
- Veronica's Candy Panties
- Veronica's New Bookshelves
- Veronica's Sleepover
- Veronica's Girls' Night Out
- Veronica Helps Josh Out
- Veronica Sets Josh Up
- Veronica's Clips
- Veronica Loses Her Olive Again
- Veronica's Doing the Nasty with Perry
- Veronica Checks Out
History
The series premiered on Sept 25, 1997 after 'Seinfeld' to 35 million viewers. Although initial ratings died down later in the first season, the show was a top 10 hit. The sitcom spent the first two seasons on Thursdays at 9:30 (after 'Seinfeld' in season 1 and after 'Frasier' in season 2). NBC moved the show to Mondays after 'Suddenly Susan' for the 1999-2000 season. Ratings fell more than 50% and NBC put it on hiatus with 'Susan'. The show returned to television on Tuesdays at 9:30 (after 'Will and Grace') with only a slight boost in ratings. NBC canceled the sitcom in 2000, along with 'Susan' due to low ratings. Reruns were seen on USA for a short time in 2000-2001.
It is currently being shown on Channel 111 Hits in Australia, the Danish TV channel TV 2, Paramount Comedy in the UK and Warner Channel on Latin America.
External links
- Veronica's Closet at the Internet Movie Database
- Veronica's Closet at TV.com
- Jump The Shark - Veronica's Closet
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