Bob Kushell, Co-Executive Producer of Samantha Who?, put together the following video in honor of the writers strike. It’s definitely a must see for all Whooligans and even features a special appearance by Christina Applegate.
Viewing screencaps can be just as fun as watching the actual episode. Only without sound. And motion. Amazing!
Sam: I don’t know anything about myself. I would have absolutely nothing to add to a conversation. Regina: Oh no, stop that kind of talk. I did not raise you to use amnesia as an excuse. Sam: That would have taken enormous foresight.
It’s a Samantha Who? filled day! First, check your local listings to catch Christina Applegate on The Ellen Degeneres Show. Then, tune in to ABC at 9:30/8:30c for a new episode of the season’s most watched freshman comedy.
The Hypnotherapist: Samantha sees a hypnotherapist in hopes of recovering lost memories, but all she gets out of it is the idea that Regina and Howard may not be her real parents. Meanwhile, her ex-boyfriend Todd makes a confession to her.
Calling all Samantha Whooligans! Samantha Who? has been nominated in the Favorite New TV Comedy category for the People’s Choice Awards. Use this link to cast your vote and show support.
Queen Latifah hosts the Awards which air Tuesday, January 8th on CBS. And remember, true Samantha Whooligans vote one per day. I’m just saying.
Screencaps from Monday night’s episode are now online. Give everything a good look and then share your favorite caps with fellow fans in the SamanthaWho.org Forum.
Dena: Restraining orders are just so unfair. I mean, sometimes a love is just too big to be fenced in by laws. Samantha: Well, ya. And they’re totally unenforceable. How do you eyeball one-thousand feet? Dena: Fourteen telephone poles.
Don’t fall victim to Samnesia. Watch a new episode of Samantha Who? tonight (9:30/8:30c)!
The Restraining Order: While on a walk with Todd, Sam runs into an ex-boyfriend and learns he has a restraining order against her. After some reflection, she believes that her constant need for attention is the result of a poor relationship with her dad and becomes determined to make things right.
As always, after the episode stop by the SamanthaWho.org Forum to chat with fellow Samantha Whooligans about the show.
Fans rejoiced in late October when Samantha Who? was given a full-season (22 episode) pickup by ABC. But as the Writers Guild of America strike nears the end of its first week, and negotiations between the guild and major studios deadlocked, some believe the strike could stretch into 2008.
What’s that mean for the most-watched new comedy of the fall? According to TV Guide, twelve episodes of Samantha Who? will be produced. Counting the four episodes that have already aired, eight still remain to be seen.
For those unfamiliar with the strike, SamanthaWho.org recommends the following news articles and sites.
ABC came up big on another Monday night with the sitcom “Samantha Who” gliding effortlessly behind proven winner “Dancing with the Stars.”
“Dancing with the Stars” was the night’s top show in both key measures with 21 million viewers and a 5.0 rating/12 share in the adults 18-49 demographic, according to preliminary estimates released Tuesday afternoon by Nielsen Media Research. It was down only slightly from week to week but still ahead of everything else, although CBS’s “Two and a Half Men” (14.1 million, 5.0/11) tied it in rating if not in share.
ABC’s freshman “Samantha Who” (18.3 million, 5.0/11) also tied in the demo although it would take until final ratings are released to see how the shows end up. But in any event, it was a continued strong performance from “Samantha Who,” which last week scored a 4.5/10 in adults 18-49.
Credit: The Hollywood Reporter