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Almost Perfect (1995)
Almost Perfect is an American situation comedy that aired on the CBS television network from September 17, 1995 until October 30, 1996. The series focused on the professional life of the female executive producer of a television cop show, her witty, zany staff which doubled as her family, and initially, how she balanced her high-powered role with that of her newfound romance with a busy assistant D.A. The series was created by Ken Levine, David Isaacs and Robin Schiff, and produced by Levine & Isaacs Productions and Robin Schiff Productions, in association with Paramount Television. Levine and Isaacs were previously known for their work as writers and producers on the long-running Paramount-produced Cheers, as well as on its Paramount stablemate Wings. Like the latter shows, Almost Perfect featured a tight-knit ensemble aspect between the cast, which in this case was formed by the production staff of the fictional cop show. CBS canceled the series just four episodes into its second season. Six leftover episodes aired on Lifetime in December 1997, followed by reruns of the entire series surfacing on USA Network's weekday morning lineup between 1998 and 2001.
Almost Perfect: Season 1 - 24 Episode s
1x1 - I'm Gregory Peck
September 17, 1995
Kim is made executive producer of Blue Justice after the previous showrunner winds up in a mental institution. Meanwhile, she meets her true love, Mike, while on a blind date with someone else.
1x2 - Now, Where Were We?
September 24, 1995
Kim and Mike find it hard to schedule another date around both of their busy work schedules.
1x3 - A Dog Day Afternoon
October 1, 1995
Kim is displeased to learn that Mike and his former girlfriend work together, and Gary is displeased that Kim is now his boss.
1x4 - My Way
October 8, 1995
Kim and Mike both try to tell the other one how they should do their job.
1x5 - Your Place or Mine? (a.k.a. Princess of the City)
October 15, 1995
Kim suspects Mike is cheating on her with another woman because he still hasn't invited her over to his place, but soon finds out the real, even more unflattering, reason why he hasn't when she finally does spend her first night there.
1x6 - You Like Me, You Really Like Me
October 22, 1995
With Mike otherwise engaged, Kim has trouble finding a date to an awards ceremony for women, where she is being honored.
1x7 - The Ex-Files
November 5, 1995
Kim runs into her ex, Paul Sterling, and, to Mike's chagrin, schedules a date with the man to lead him on after she mistakenly gets the impression that he still carries a torch for her.
1x8 - The Lost Weekend (1)
November 19, 1995
Thanksgiving at Kim's is nearly ruined when Mike discovers that Kim, Gary and Rob all make more than he does, while Gary and his significant other, Patty, have an argument over a prenup.
1x9 - The Lost Weekend (2)
November 26, 1995
Kim and Mike try to find a way to get rid of Gary, and then wind up in their own lovers' spat over living arrangements.
1x10 - Presumed Impotent
December 3, 1995
Mike is humiliated when Kim takes a character on Blue Justice that he presumptuously told everyone she based on him, and makes him impotent.
1x11 - Love Hurts
December 10, 1995
During their three-month anniversary, Kim puts Mike through hell after she hurts her neck while making out with him in the backseat of their car.
1x12 - Risky Christmas
December 11, 1995
Rob gets himself in the holiday spirit by eloping to Las Vegas with Mike's younger sister, Katy.
1x13 - Mind Games
January 14, 1996
Kim and Mike play mind games to get the other to call first, after they both agreed to spend some time apart without phone communication.
1x14 - Overly Meditated
February 4, 1996
An overworked Kim drags Mike along to a weekend getaway at a meditation resort.
1x15 - El Pollo Loco
February 11, 1996
Kim decides to take a vacation from the show so she can spend time at home cooking for Mike, but she soon learns there's more to good food than following the recipe. Meanwhile, Gary takes over for her and blows his first task -- literally.
1x16 - Auto Neurotic
February 18, 1996
Kim, Gary, Neal and Rob seek revenge on antagonistic Hollywood producer Alex Thorpe after Kim accidentally dings his car.
1x17 - A Midseason Night's Sex Comedy
March 3, 1996
Kim throws a party for the Blue Justice crew, where she and Mike decide to fix up newly-single Rob and Gary.
1x18 - Suites for the Sweet
March 4, 1996
When Sheri is taken ill with the flu three days before an episode focusing on her is to be shot, and they don't have a backup script on hand, Kim has to rethink her weekend getaway with Mike. She ends up going, but little does Mike know that she's booked Gary, Rob and Neal in the suite across so the four can secretely pen a new script.
1x19 - Being Fired Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry
March 11, 1996
Kim is riddled with guilt when she has to fire an incompetent assistant, Becky, and looks to make it up to her after the woman doesn't take it well and subsequently gets into an accident.
1x20 - Lights, Camera, Mike?!
March 18, 1996
Kim rewards Mike's decision to take a day off to support her on the set by giving him a featured extra role -- which she soon comes to regret.
1x21 - The Hunted House
April 1, 1996
Kim and Gary find themselves competing for the deed to a house. Meanwhile, Mike wants to move in with Kim, but she's not sure if she wants to move in with him.
1x22 - Moving In (1)
April 8, 1996
Shortly after Kim and Mike move into their new house, Mike's parents, Mary and Tom, arrive from Baltimore to check out their son's partner.
1x23 - Moving In (2)
April 15, 1996
Kim's numerous attempts to win over Mary don't work, especially after the two get trapped in an elevator together.
1x24 - It's a Wrap!
April 22, 1996
After the season wraps, Kim hears that Blue Justice is going to be cancelled, and uses her newfound unemployment to tell everybody off at the wrap party.
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