As this happy-go-lucky little episode commences, Andrew and I were un-merrily scampering back to our very temporary offices on the Warner lot to begin unnecessary script rewrites while simultaneously searching for a new leading lady. Mr. Steinberg had wandered off in search of a phone to fire our old leading lady. We, by far, had the easier task. David said that Heather cried limpid, glistening, voluptuous tears that you could sell in any adult book store in America when she received the unfortunate news.
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Darrell Vickers – Have Mercy Part IV – Show Them No Mercy!
Posted in Opinion, Review, Television with tags Andrew Nicholls, Bob Segarini, Bob Smith, Comedy, Darrell Vickers, David Steinberg, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Flappers, Have Mercy, Heather Locklear, Johnny Carson Tonight Show, Marianne Meyer, Pilot, Television, Toronto on February 9, 2021 by segariniDarrell Vickers – Have Mercy Part Three: A Title or a Cry for Help?
Posted in life, Opinion, Review, Television with tags Andrew Nicholls, Bob Segarini, Comedy, Courtney, Darrell Vickers, David Steinberg, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Have Mercy, Heather Locklear, Pilot, Script Read through, Television, Tim Flack, Toronto on December 15, 2020 by segarini
Andrew and I now had our blindingly luminescent stars (Daniel Hugh Kelly and the ever-lovely Heather Locklear) and, thanks to Ellie Kanner, we also managed to accrue a rootin’-tootin’ supporting cast. Paxton Whitehead (Gilbert – the British concierge), Stuart Pankin (Bertrand – the French chef), Julie Payne (the maid) and a young Patrick Warburton as the muscle-bound bellboy were dreams to work with. Talented and cooperative? To quote the legendary Wally Shawn: “Inconceivable!”
Segarini: Don't Believe a Word I Say 