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Originaltitel: Grosse Pointe

Fernsehserie
2000–2001
TV-14
30 Min.

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Im Mittelpunkt der Satire stehen die Possen von fünf Schauspielern aus dem Off, die in einem fiktiven High-School-Drama mit dem Titel "Grosse Spitze" die Hauptrolle spielen.Im Mittelpunkt der Satire stehen die Possen von fünf Schauspielern aus dem Off, die in einem fiktiven High-School-Drama mit dem Titel "Grosse Spitze" die Hauptrolle spielen.Im Mittelpunkt der Satire stehen die Possen von fünf Schauspielern aus dem Off, die in einem fiktiven High-School-Drama mit dem Titel "Grosse Spitze" die Hauptrolle spielen.

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7,9/10

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Irene Molloy

Hunter Fallow

• 2000–2001

Lindsay Sloane

Marcy Sternfeld

• 2000–2001

Bonnie Somerville

Courtney Scott

• 2000–2001

Kohl Sudduth

Quentin King

• 2000–2001

Kyle Howard

Dave 'The Stand-In'

• 2000–2001

William Ragsdale

Rob Fields

• 2000–2001

Al Santos

Johnny Bishop…

• 2000–2001

Nat Faxon

Kevin…

• 2000–2001

Michael Hitchcock

Richard Towers…

• 2000–2001

Barry H. Scadron

A.C.…

• 2000–2001

Joely Fisher

Hope Lustig

• 2000

Merrin Dungey

Joan

• 2000–2001

Michele Dalcin

Mary Johnson…

• 2000

David Gautreaux

The Director

• 2000

Jorge Luis Abreu

Jorge

• 2000

Eric Fleeks

Rutherford

• 2001

Nina Cho

Jacqueline

• 2000–2001

Margot Rose

Director

• 2001

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myers_freak

Australia Loves Grosse Pointe.

Grosse Pointe is (was) one of the funniest shows ever.

It was first screened in Australia 3 years ago and was recently screened on Cable so I caught up on all the episodes I missed. The Characters were all very lovable especially the unlikeable ones such as Johnny (Al Santos) and Hunter (Irene Molloy). The show should have been given at least another season because even The O.C. was originally a flop on Australian television but a network saw the potential the show had and gave it a chance, now it's a ratings bonanza. I know it's too late to save this show but I hope the WB realises what a mistake they made by canceling it. I Just SO hope they release it on DVD.

JThomas-2

Grosse Pointe Rules!

I am 38 years old who truly has hated all the old teeny bopper soap operas that have been on TV for too long - so a show that pokes fun at them is right up my alley! Grosse Pointe really knows how to stick it to the powers that be with this show. The show within a show idea and having older actors playing teenagers is really hilarious - plus - talk about eye candy! That these people can walk and talk at the same time is a miracle! The women are just too pretty and the men are just too buff. The dialogue is great and the delivery is appropriately wacky and often deadpan. You've just got to see this show to appreciate it!

Please do not cancel this show!!!!! This is one of the brightest spots in an otherwise doldrum wasteland.

jimmyplm

Excellent TV Show!!! (A Must See)

So far "Grosse Pointe" seems to be one of those yet undiscovered treasures on television today. This sitcom has it all--a beautiful and funny cast, clever writing, romance, and hilarious comedy. How could you go wrong by watching it?

I personally love the character named Hunter (the one you love to hate). She gives Karen on "Will & Grace" a run for her money as the biggest sitcom diva out there right now.

Dave and Marcy also make the show a lot of fun with their sweet-natured characters. I really enjoy the episodes that center around these two's star-crossed situation.

Do yourself a favor and check out the best kept secret on primetime television. This show often seems even better than the shows that it parodies. If you like "Dawson's Creek," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Melrose Place," "90210," or "Felicity," then you will LOVE "Grosse Pointe."

peter-moore

I am devastated the WB cancelled Grosse Pointe

Grosse Pointe screened in Australia on the 10 Network on a Sunday evening. The show is now screening on the Fox8 channel on Foxtel(cable television).

I am really enjoying watching the show again. I was so annoyed that the WB cancelled Grosse Pointe as I thought it was one of the best sitcoms around. It was funny, well written and convincingly acted.

I also really enjoyed trying to work out which Grosse Point cast member(as in Hunter etc..)was based on which Hollywood actor or actress. I am sure that I have a few correct.

I had Hunter Fallow as Shannon Doherty. With Marcy Sternfield I thought she might be based on Tori Spelling. Quentin King has to be Luke Perry but I am not really sure about the rest.

Anyway, I know its too late for the show to saved but I am hoping that Warner Bros will release a DVD of Grosse Pointe, maybe with heaps of extras.

Living in hope...

fordjessica

Hilarious

This has to be one of the most outrages funny show on TV ever. I mean it couldn't be funnier. The story line about Marcy never having an orgasm was so funny and Quentin's herpes. It's such a shame that they cancelled it. I think the Spellings were offended. They had the best guest stars, Kristen Davis, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Elizabeth Berkeley, Jason Priestly as the guy sex addicted anonymous. I loved Hunter, she was just a brilliant actress, and she used it. Great show, if you ever get the chance check it out.

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The series was based on Darren Star's experiences on the TV series Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990).

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Hunter Fallow: I think Johnny's really in love. Either that or he's got a surfboard in his shorts.

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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 bulimic redhead 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 co-starring 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 and a scene in which Marcy threw up in a limo; he even digitally altered her hair color to be brown. Joely Fisher, who played producer Hope Lustig, was originally credited in the opening titles but 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.