

A booze loving dyke, gosh, why would I like this character. She was awesome, Stockard Channing and Jennifer Tilly? I love the cast. And there was sophisticated humor without the need of annoying laugh tracks. I loved the lesbian jokes and was surprised they used the word dyke, yet it didn't bother me. It shows a family very comfortable with a memeber's sexuality. And I laughed, so I am watching it next week!
It had some really clever and funny lines and the actors delivered them perfectly. I was thinking Stockard Channing is too young to be the mother of that plastic surgeon guy (I thought he looked the oldest of the three, but to my surprise Paula Marshall is the oldest in real life), so I did a quicky google and it turns out she is old enough to be their mom. Man, she is amazingly well preserved.

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And she's hot, I won't mind watching this one bit.


CBS took the lead at 9 p.m. with "Two and a Half Men," 9.7/14, and "Out of Practice," 8.1/12. "Monday Night Football" delivered a way-below-average 8.8/13 for the hour. NBC's "Las Vegas," 7.9/12, improved on its lead-in but remained in third. "Prison Break" also lifted FOX, coming in at 5.4/8. UPN moved into fifth with "Girlfriends" and "Half & Half," beating "Just Legal" on The WB.
Which new show will be next to go?
Fox guillotined Head Cases last week after just two episodes, but that's not the only new series in danger of a quick cancellation. In an article in the upcoming issue of Entertainment Weekly, Lynette Rice cites four other new shows whose low ratings could earn them a swift execution: Fox's Kitchen Confidential, The WB's Just Legal, NBC's Inconceivable, and CBS' Out of Practice. Anyone want to speak out on behalf of one or more of these shows, or will they die unmourned?

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The whole cast is fantastic. I’m hooked. Please, please stay on!!

Thank you so much!

Jennifer Tilly´s character cracks me up too, she just keeps turning up at the worst possible moments, which is perfect of course.



And, yes, Paula is hot!!!
Channing Pleads No Contest to DUI
(Tuesday, October 11 03:43 PM)
LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) Emmy winner Stockard Channing has pleaded no contest to a DUI charge stemming from a freeway incident late last year.
The actress, currently starring in the CBS sitcom "Out of Practice," entered her plea last week, according to several news reports. She was fined $390, given three years' probation and ordered to attend an alcohol education class.
Channing was arrested on Dec. 14 of last year after being pulled over for driving on the shoulder of the Hollywood Freeway in Los Angeles. Police reports said lanes were closed following the breakdown of a tractor-trailer, and Channing swung onto the shoulder to pass the stopped traffic.
The 61-year-old star of "The West Wing" and "Six Degrees of Separation" failed a breath test at the scene and was arrested on suspicion of DUI. She spent a few hours in custody and was released without bail.
Channing won two Emmys in 2002 -- one for her portrayal of first lady Abby Bartlet on "The West Wing" and another for her role in the NBC movie "The Matthew Shepard Story." She's been nominated numerous other times in her career and also has an Oscar nomination for "Six Degrees of Separation" to her credit.



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