One of the most underappreciated TV sitcoms of the last decade, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend ran from 2015 to 2019. It told the story of Rebecca Bunch, a burnt-out
Mikaela:
Yeah, was there an intimacy coordinator on that set? Because until that s confirmed, I don t think I should even be watching this.
Susan: All right, all right, so the answer is, even consensual relationships should be reported.
Neil: Really? But what if the secret is part of the thrill?
Arpi: Susan! I wrote that question in 1989. The correct answer is, the kiss is fine because Carlos and Michelle are equals. It s consensual. And they re not bumming everyone else out by doing it in public. -
Mikaela: Actually, it s not fine, because their relationship would impact dynamics in the workplace. -
30 Rock spinoff, the series follows retired businessman Neil Bremer who runs for mayor of Los Angeles to prove he s still got it. Once he unexpectedly wins, he has to figure out what he stands for, gain the respect of his staff, and connect with his teenage daughter, all while controlling the coyote population of LA.
While the series boasts some pretty incredible cameos - yes that was
Chrissy Teigan in the show s pilot - the main cast of the show is just as impressive.
Find out more about them, including who they play on the show below!
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Mr. Mayor
Cast Ted Danson as Neil Bremer; Holly Hunter as Arpi Meskimen; Vella Lovell as Mikaela Shaw; Mike Cabellon as Tommy Tomás; Kyla Kenedy as Orly Bremer; Bobby Moynihan as Jayden Kwapis
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Just ask well, any politician these days. You run
for office and then you might just run
from office pursued by angry voters or enraged special interest groups or (fill in the blank with the politically charged joke of your choice).
One might well wonder why Neil Bremer, a wealthy retired business owner, would’ve ever wanted to be mayor, especially of the crazy, cash-strapped city of Los Angeles. He could’ve spent his days golfing, for goodness’ sake. Instead, he ran for the office during a special election and won the thing garnering 68% of the vote.