Over the Top

TV Series
1997
30m

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Tim Curry and Annie Potts in Over the Top (1997)

When Simon Ferguson (Tim Curry) is fired from a soap opera, he decides to crash with ex-wife Hadley Martin (Annie Potts) at the Manhattan hotel that she runs.When Simon Ferguson (Tim Curry) is fired from a soap opera, he decides to crash with ex-wife Hadley Martin (Annie Potts) at the Manhattan hotel that she runs.When Simon Ferguson (Tim Curry) is fired from a soap opera, he decides to crash with ex-wife Hadley Martin (Annie Potts) at the Manhattan hotel that she runs.

Creators
- Nat Bernstein
- Mitchel Katlin
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6.6/10

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Creators
- Nat Bernstein
- Mitchel Katlin
Stars

7User reviews

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Episodes12

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Tim Curry

Simon Ferguson

Annie Potts

Hadley Martin…

Luke Tarsitano

Daniel Martin

Steve Carell

Yorgo Galfanikos

Marla Sokoloff

Gwen Martin

John O'Hurley

Robert McSwain

Liz Torres

Rose

Devin Oatway

Tommy

Danny Strong

Jesse

Allan Murray

Hotel Guest

Natanya Ross

Gwen Martin

Barry Gordon

Marty

Alyson Reed

Del Harris

Minister

John Ritter

Justin

Grace Zabriskie

Dolly

Ian Abercrombie

Nigel

Lou Felder

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Trivia
Eleven episodes were shot (in addition to the original pilot, which was revamped and re-filmed under the title "I'm Bonnie, I'm Clyde"). Only three episodes were aired on American television.

Connections
Referenced in Showbiz Today: Episode dated 20 May 1997 (1997)

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8/10

very funny

this show is better than 99% of what is on TV now. unbelievable that it was canceled so quickly. The 'good guys " 'on Fox was an excellent show too. Makes me think that there is more criteria for what stays on TV than just being a good show. I wonder how many other one season shows there are, maybe some cable channel could just run all those shows so we can all see what we have been missing.