Mad About You

Serie de TV
1992–2019
TV-PG
22min

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Helen Hunt and Paul Reiser in Mad About You (1992)

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Comedia Comedia Comedia romántica Romance Romance para sentirse bien

Paul y Jamie Buchman son una pareja de recién casados de la ciudad de Nueva York. Se centra en el humor amable de la vida doméstica y las situaciones cotidianas.Paul y Jamie Buchman son una pareja de recién casados de la ciudad de Nueva York. Se centra en el humor amable de la vida doméstica y las situaciones cotidianas.Paul y Jamie Buchman son una pareja de recién casados de la ciudad de Nueva York. Se centra en el humor amable de la vida doméstica y las situaciones cotidianas.

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Ganó 12 premios Primetime Emmy
- 41 premios y 92 nominaciones en total

Episodios173

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DestacadoMejor puntuado8 temporadas9 años

• 1992–2019

Helen Hunt

Jamie Buchman

• 1992–2019

John Pankow

Ira Buchman

• 1993–2019

Leila Kenzle

Fran Devanow

• 1992–1999

Anne Ramsay

Lisa Stemple

• 1992–2019

Maui

Murray

• 1992–1999

Cynthia Harris

Sylvia Buchman

• 1993–2019

Louis Zorich

Burt Buchman

• 1993–1999

Richard Kind

Dr. Mark Devanow

• 1992–2019

Robin Bartlett

Debbie Buchman

• 1994–1999

Judy Geeson

Maggie Conway

• 1992–1999

Lisa Kudrow

Ursula Buffay…

• 1992–1999

Suzie Plakson

Dr. Joan Golfinos…

• 1996–1999

Mo Gaffney

Dr. Sheila Kleinman…

• 1996–2019

Hank Azaria

Nat Ostertag

• 1995–1999

Jeff Garlin

Marvin Bluestone…

• 1997–2019

Tommy Hinkley

Jay Selby

• 1992–1993

Abby Quinn

Mabel Buchman

• 2019

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Petey-10

This is some good TV!

Mad About You is a show about a married couple, Paul and Jamie Buchman, and they live in New York. The humor of the show comes from the every day stuff that happens in life. I gotta tell you, a sitcom can't get too much better from this. It can be very funny sometimes, pretty often actually, but it can be pretty serious also from time to time. One of the main things why this show works so good, is the actors. Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt are perfect as the leading stars. And why are they so good? Because they have chemistry. They have it so much it could fill the whole room. From the other cast I have to mention Leila Kenzle as Fran, Anne Ramsay as Lisa, Richard Kind as Mark, John Pankow as Ira, Cynthia Harris as Sylvia, Louis Zorich as Burt, Carol Burnett as Theresa, Carroll O'Connor as Gus and Lisa Kudrow as Ursula. And let's not forget Maui the Dog as Murray. That dog got all the best lines! The guests of the show are unique. Many times they have stole the show. Or how do you like this guest list; Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, Jerry Seinfeld, Jerry Lewis...the list just goes on. In Mad About You the dialogue is something really amazing. There just isn't one bad thing I can tell you about this show. Well one bad thing is that it has ended now. There is no Mad About You no more because they canceled it four years ago. It ran in the years 1992-1999 and it was good while it lasted. But everything must end sometimes.Now there are nothing but reruns. So let's just enjoy watching the reruns of one great television show.

7mlbroberts

it's going to take me a while

I liked the show a lot in its first run and I'm sorry to say that what bothers me about the reincarnation is that Helen Hunt doesn't look like herself anymore. I've read she had plastic surgery and I understand (and deplore) how it seems that women on TV have to keep looking young or they don't get work but sometimes plastic surgery changes a face so radically that it's hard to take (think Kenny Rogers). It will take me a while to get used to this.

emerald-rabbit-561-140921

Poor poor planning

So they decide to do this on some new cable (internet, etc.) service. This is only available to watch on Spectrum. STUPID DECISION!!! The original show aired in NBC, a channel everyone can get. But hey, maybe there were issues with the network. Next logical places to go would be Netflix or Hulu, two well established streaming services. But noooo! They put the new series on Spectrum, which is limited anyway! Even if I wanted to get Spectrum, I couldn't because it's not available in my area. I don't doubt that this series will be awesome, but it's likely going to get extremely low viewership based on its airing platform. Good job, guys! You lost more than half of your existing viewers. Morons.

8markbowen

A much better show than I ever expected

I never watched this show in its original run, because I thought it was a sappy "relationship" comedy. I have since caught it in syndication, and I am surprised at how good it is. It does have its sappy moments (like even the greatest sitcoms -- except "Seinfeld," which poked fun at this show at least once), but at the core of the show is an homage to all things Manhattan, and classic comedy heavily influenced by "The Dick Van Dyke Show," "I Love Lucy," and Sid Caesar. I have laughed out loud more to this show than I have to some of my other favorites.

The show does have its weaknesses and some annoying characters, but the comedy holds up anyway. If you have avoided this show until now, give it a try.

10JackMillion

My favorite TV Show of ALL TIME

I'm a middle-aged straight white single man who has always loved this show. I used to be a hopeless romantic, and I used to watch this show hoping that someday my life would turn out like this show. I wanted to meet that special someone in some quirky way, have actual friends who were also couples. Have dinners and go places and talk about inconsequential things like where to place a couch. - Well that never happened. But at least I still have the show! - I watched this show when it aired. I joined the internet message board for this show back when the internet was invented (go ahead - try to find it - it still exists!). I bought the VHS copies. I bought the book (What's your Mad About You IQ?). I bought the DVDs. I bought more DVDs on eBay. I got the complete series on DVD last year. I'm a fan. I'm a huge fan. I'm a fan from the way back. - This show was amazing. The actors, the cadence of the speaking parts, the dog, the sets, the plots, the drama, the lack of drama, the guest stars, all of it just still resonates with me and is a part of me to this day. Oh - and the HEART. This show had heart in spades. - Did you know there's an excellent Podcast about this show? It's called "Mad About Mad About You" and I highly recommend it! Seriously go check it out now wherever you kids these days do podcast things. Thank me later. - If you've never seen the show, you are doing yourself an incredible disservice. It is hands-down my absolute favorite TV show of all time!

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Curiosidades
Ursula Buffay (Lisa Kudrow), the waitress, is the twin sister of Phoebe Buffay (Lisa Kudrow) from Friends (1994). In one episode of Friends (1994), Fran (Leila Kenzle) and Jamie (Helen Hunt) visit the coffeehouse and mistake Phoebe for Ursula.

Pifias
In Love Among the Tiles (1993), Paul and Jamie are trapped in their bathroom when the knob comes off the door. The bathroom has one small window. In Same Time Next Week (1994), Paul crawls easily out the window and stands on the fire escape.

As with any long-running show there are many inconsistencies between episodes. Characters' life histories, their birthdays and ages are reported differently from time-to-time as the writers invent new stuff for them that wasn't thought of when the series began.

Additional information from IMDb Guidelines for "Unacceptable Goofs"
"Long running TV shows: As with any long-running show there are many inconsistencies between series. Characters' life histories, their birthdays and ages are reported differently from time to time as the writers invent new stuff for them that wasn't thought of when the series began."
"Long running comedy shows: Almost all continuity errors between episodes of comedy shows will be rejected. Comedy series are driven by the need to be funny, and if it suits the writers' purpose to change details of a character's past for the sake of an entertaining plot line, then they're free to change it as much as they like as far as we're concerned."

Citas
Jamie Buchman: Oh my God, don't ever die. 'Give me my Romeo, and when he shall die, take him and cut him out in little stars, and make the face of heaven so fine that all the world would be in love with night.' Did I ever tell you I played Juliet in the fifth grade? I did. Opposite Steven Palumbo's Romeo. Oy. What an actor he was. He started crying during my monologue when he was supposed to be dead, because he said I was leaning on his arm. Oh my God, don't ever die. I have so much more to tell you, and I'm not interested in telling it to anyone else. And I'm not saying I'd be helpless. I mean, I'm bright and fairly good with money. I mean, I guess I'm cute, right? You would say, 'What, are you kidding me? You, my little friend, are a perfect example of beautiful.' And so I am. ' Cause I am nothing more or less than what I see in your eyes when you look at me. Do you know how long I waited for you? My mother used to say I was too picky, or afraid of commitment, and that's why I was still unmarried by the age of almost 30. But the truth is, I was just looking for you. Do you know how close I came to being a narrow, cold, mistrustful woman? But you have given me a life so big and full and good... and fun! I don't even know what we do, really, besides clean up and complain and wish we were sleeping, but with you, somehow... fun. And I'll tell you a secret. When we got married, I couldn't imagine still wanting to be with anyone all this time later. But I do. It's a miracle to me. You are a miracle. You've made me happy. Which is something I never, ever thought I'd be.