Ed

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2000–2004
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Un abogado de Nueva York, separado y despedido, regresa a su pueblo natal en Ohio, se encuentra con antiguos amigos de preparatoria y con un amor de infancia, compra una bolera y abre un buf... Leer todoUn abogado de Nueva York, separado y despedido, regresa a su pueblo natal en Ohio, se encuentra con antiguos amigos de preparatoria y con un amor de infancia, compra una bolera y abre un bufete en ella.Un abogado de Nueva York, separado y despedido, regresa a su pueblo natal en Ohio, se encuentra con antiguos amigos de preparatoria y con un amor de infancia, compra una bolera y abre un bufete en ella.

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Nominado a 3 premios Primetime Emmy
- 8 premios ganados y 23 nominaciones en total

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Tom Cavanagh

Ed Stevens

• 2000–2004

Julie Bowen

Carol Vessey

• 2000–2004

Josh Randall

Mike Burton

• 2000–2004

Jana Marie Hupp

Nancy Burton

• 2000–2004

Lesley Boone

Molly Hudson

• 2000–2004

Michael Ian Black

Phil Stubbs

• 2000–2004

Rachel Cronin

Shirley Pifko

• 2000–2004

Justin Long

Warren Cheswick

• 2000–2004

Michael Genadry

Mark Vanacore

• 2001–2004

Mike Starr

Kenny Sandusky

• 2000–2002

Daryl Mitchell

Eli Goggins

• 2002–2004

Ginnifer Goodwin

Diane Snyder

• 2001–2003

Morgan Thomas

Sarah Burton

• 2001–2004

Lauren Thomas

Sarah Burton

• 2001–2004

John Slattery

Dennis Martino

• 2001–2002

Marvin Chatinover

Dr. Walter R. Jerome

• 2000–2004

Robin Paul

Jessica Martell

• 2000–2002

Sabrina Lloyd

Frankie Hector

• 2003

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UACW

The Right Kind of Humour

Humour may perhaps be divided into two broad categories: the kind that gets laughs at the expense of others, and the kind that lets you see people as they really are, and gets you to enjoy them and laugh with them. Obviously the latter is better and makes us feel better about ourselves and everything. It is perhaps also more difficult to create: witness the cheap shots Leno and Letterman always stoop to. But Ed loves its characters, and they are a wonder to watch. And the red line through it all is the relationship between Ed and Carol (Julie Bowen, Happy Gilmore): everyone knows they are made for each other, but the writers know too that postponing the inevitable is what keeps us coming back.

BigEd-4

All the possibilities in the world!

With all of the predictable and formulaic sitcoms on TV, what a refreshing joy it was to see something that dared to be different, to set its own course, to go its own way.

"Ed" is the charming account of a man's search for personal redemption by not looking where everyone's head says to go, but where his heart says. Ed Stevens has the day of his life when he is fired from his job as an NYC contract attorney and finds his wife with another man. He uses this as the opportunity to overcome his fears and pursue his dreams.

Returning to his home town of Stuckyville, he pursues his highschool crush, buys the local bowling alley and practices small town law.

A delight for dreamers and romantics of all ages and genders!

Big O-7

One of The Greats

NBC should thank their lucky stars that executive producer David Letterman lets them air this after what they did to him. In return for giving NBC 10 years of classic late night programming and then being denied The Tonight Show, Mr. Letterman - proving ever the gentleman - gives NBC one of the best shows ever put on tv. There is no profanity on ED, there are no torrid sex scenes, and the characters have to take responsibility for their actions. Sure, they're a little eccentric, but aren't we all? Who wouldn't want to own a bowling alley (and kiss Julie Bowen)? I sincerely hope that this show doesn't suffer the same fates as SPORTS NIGHT and THE JOB. The show is already up there with NORTHERN EXPOSURE and HOMICIDE and other all-time greats.

Katharine Kennedy

The best show on TV right now!

What can I say, "Ed" is probably the best show that has ever been put on television. The story lines are witty, every single character is lovable and the quirky dialogue keeps the viewers glued to the TV from beginning to end. I have never laughed out loud before until this show came along. Thomas Cavanagh, the guy who plays Ed exumes this certain charm that I think every single actor or actress tries to possess, but I think it's a born quality trait. The man is not only hilarious, gorgeous and a great actor, he makes the dialogue come to life. It seems like the part was written for him in mind. The chemistry between Ed and Carol, who is played beautifully and perfectly by Julie Bowen is incredible. The writers do a fine job of teasing us and giving us bits and pieces of their crush on eachother. I can't wait until they get together but the road there is just as much fun to watch!!! Tom Cavanagh is every girls dream and to see a man whose "Almost perfect" every Weds night is a thrill in itself. And like he said in the first episode, he is incredibly adorable. WATCH THE SHOW! I guarantee, you'll love it!

harasylime

The only show I'm hooked on

I confess I'm slightly amused to see such rabid reviews by people that mention annoying supporting cast members and tiresome story lines. Sure, it has been three seasons now and people are hoping for things to progress in show, but in the meantime nothing on television is more enjoyable. Not an episode passes that I'm not amazed by at least one aspect of the writing. People who are angered by the way the plot has progressed are the best examples of how wrapped up you can get in the fictional world depicted on Ed. I sometimes forget that these people aren't real. They are insanely quirky, frustrating, funny, and sometimes you just want to slap them and tell them what to do. I never feel that way about characters on other shows, because they don't seem as real. I don't care what choices they make, who they sleep with, etc. On Ed, you can't help but care. Even the ones that drive you crazy make the show that much better. It is unfortunate that this delightful show gets pre-empted for every cheesy special that comes along. If you are lucky enough to catch some reruns, make sure you tune in. This is the best show on television, get in on it before it is too late!

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Trivia
Ed's ex-wife, Liz was originally played by Janeane Garofalo in the original pilot that was turned down by CBS.

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Ed Stevens: [Ed telling Carol that he has chosen her over Frankie] The first time I ever laid eyes on you was ninth grade. Mr. O'Roarke's Biology class. I looked across the room and you were pouring water into a test tube. You were wearing a blue shirt with white criss-crossed strings right down the sides. And the moment I saw you... I just went...
[sharp intake of breath]
Ed Stevens: . Carol, from the day I came back here to Stuckeyville and I walked into your classroom to ask you out, and all the other times I asked you out, it seemed you just kept telling me the same thing over and over and over again. That I didn't fall in love with you, but rather some high school kid's fixated version of you. And I went and I thought about it... and I thought about it and I thought about it and I thought about it and I thought about it. And I decided... you're right. I didn't fall in love with you. I fell in love with that girl wearing that blue shirt with the white criss-crossed strings down the side that I never said a single word to in high school. So I decided to be with Frankie. So I went to look for you, I went to look for you to tell you. I looked all over. I looked at the Smiling Goat, I looked at your high school, I looked at your house, I looked all over, all over. And a funny thing happened. Everywhere I went... I saw us. Laughing, crying, arguing. And I realized, yeah, maybe I fell in love with that girl wearing the blue shirt with the white criss-crossed strings down the sides in high school. But now... now... I love you. I love you; I love every part of you. And we have to be together.