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Seasons & Episodes

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EP1  Pilot
Mar. 14,1994
Pilot

An angst-ridden eleven-year-old's sense of values clashes with that of her baby-boomer mom.

EP2  When Moms Collide
Mar. 28,1994
When Moms Collide

Since Jane is too embarassed to have a birthday party at her own home, Gabby throws one for her.

EP3  The Guy
Apr. 04,1994
The Guy

Embarassed Gaby hides after professing love for an older guy—and meeting his girlfriend.

EP4  El Presidente
Apr. 18,1994
El Presidente

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EP5  What I Did for Art
Apr. 25,1994
What I Did for Art

When Gaby presents a work of performance art instead of a more conventional self-portrait, her art teachers doesn't quite get the picture.

EP6  Sympathy for the Devil
Dec. 31,1969
Sympathy for the Devil

Gaby's mother forbids her to see her best friend Jane when she learns that Jane smokes.

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Someone Like Me is an American sitcom television series that aired from March 14 until April 25, 1994.

Someone Like Me Audience Reviews

Jeanskynebu the audience applauded
Evengyny Thanks for the memories!
Billie Morin This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows
Anoushka Slater While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.
robert blau Contrary to one of the other comments (which, actually, I'm happy to see, seems to have been in the minority). Interesting, different, off-beat, down-to-earth, refreshing, real. Interesting characters, well-portrayed, trying to make it real and make it work in a non-usual family situation. Patricia Heaton was very good and very attractive. You could see the potential, and I was glad to see her eventually make it big. Nikki Cox was interesting and a lot "realer" than in her later teen sexpot role in that "Married With Children" ripoff. Unusual, off-beat plots and execution made it really something special in my opinion, way beyond your average family-based sitcom (and without taking the more low-brow approach of MWC and its clones -- not that I have anything against MWC, but I think that THIS show accomplished something more significant). I would have liked to see it go farther. It certainly deserved more of a shot, as did Gaby Hofmann, as the central character.
lingwoo17 I only saw four episodes, but this show was quite good. Gaby Hoffmann, is the first child actress I've ever seen. The other actors are good too, Patricia Heato (Raymond) and Anthony Tyler Quinn. You can see Nikki Cox, before being famous, and guest stars such us Leslie Nielsen.
kimmyiscooler This show should have lasted longer and it would have been better. The casting was great, but should have lasted longer. This show was short-lived just like Working Girl, also made into a movie and this show would have gone past it. This show really bit the dust.
Mumblyjoe83 I only vaguely remember this series. As I can remember, it seemed to last only about 2 episodes, and I hope that was the case. This show sucked like a Hoover. I recall that it involved some young girl, played by Gaby Hoffman, and her dysfunctional family, including her fresh-out-of-prison older sister, played by Nikki Cox. The sister in this show is probably the least appealing character ever created for any form of media or entertainment in the entire history of the world. I absolutely abhorred this character when I saw this show, and it's pretty hard to make a fourth grader hate something so passionately. There was nothing redeeming about this show at all. The writing was lousy, the jokes were poorly timed (jokes were made about the late Telly Savalas just after he died), the acting was atrocious, and you consistently got the impression that the studio audience that accidently stumbled into the taping were being forced to laugh by threats of death. Let us all thank God that this barely lasted and most people will never remember it.

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