TV's romantic comedies: Hits and misses
By Nardine Saad, Jevon Phillips and Patrick Kevin Day
Just like love, some rom-coms have really stuck with us and others we just want to forget. Here are a few of the hits and misses over the years.
Just like love, some rom-coms have really stuck with us and others we just want to forget. Here are a few of the hits and misses over the years.
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"Cupid": Miss( Dan Zaitz )
Two versions, two failures. It probably needed more of a supernatural edge to it. It's actually sad, because the premise is pretty cool. A guy, Trevor Pierce played by Bobby Cannavale (or Trevor Hale played by Jeremy Piven in the earlier version), who believes that he is Cupid/Eros sent down to Earth to unite 100 couples is subsequently put under the care of a psychologist Dr. Claire McCrae (Sarah Paulson; character was originally Claire Allen, played by Paula Marshall), who is out to prove that he's not a god. Romantic high jinks ensue, but apparently not high jinky enough. The 1998 series lasted just one season, while the 2009 series lasted 7 episodes.
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