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Suddenly Susan

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Synopsis:
Comedy series about writer Susan Keane and her co-workers at the San Francisco magazine, "The Gate." Also working at the magazine are Vicki, the witty restaurant critic and Luis, the suave photographer. This season, new owner Ian Maxtone-Graham arrives and changes "The Gate" into a racy men's magazine. Eccentric Ian also brings his no-nonsense executive assistant, Miranda Charles; handsome celebrity photographer, Oliver; and star sportswriter Nate Neborsky.


Cast

Name
Credits
Susan Keane

Vicki Groener

Luis Rivera

Mrs Fong

Jack Richmond

Jerry

Maddy Piper / Maddy

Liz Keane

Todd / Todd Stites

Bill Keane

Officer Kellogg

Margo

Ian Maxtone-Graham

Oliver

Miranda Charles / Roni

Nate Neborsky

Mr Norohito

Allison

Lenny

Charlie

Dr Michael Bradstock

Barry

Himself

Harriet

Mel / Gus

Maria / Debbie

Kirk

Arthur

Himself

Robert

David Gordon

Herself

Miss Saunders

Elizabeth

Richard / Lane

Marty / Benny / Devil

Himself

Rachel

Wendy

Viktor

Nicky

Herself

Xander

Mac--the Bartender

Rosie

Devlin

Michelle

Mrs Fong

Victor

Lenny

Meegan

Cindy

Teddy

Claude

Mr Richmond

Mrs Lancaster

Cindy

Herself

Frieda

Rabbi Stern

Willie

Himself

Landy

Richard

Officer Crabb

Bucky / Damon / Richard

Irene

Connie

Duke / George

Charlie

Geoffrey

Lester Pearson

Joyce--The Maid

Himself

Officer Osgood

Judge

Doug Naughton

Herself

Self-help Guru

Himself

Hollywood Hogan