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Synopsis: The series focuses on Schwartz as he struggles to come to terms with both his love of sports – where there are definite rules and official referees – and his personal life, where there are no designated foul lines. As the occasional voice of a minor-league baseball team, Schwartz takes a brushback pitch when his longtime girlfriend Eve (Maggie Lawson, "Cheaters") dumps him, but he dusts himself off and gets back into the dating game with the help of his friends, including the attractive and adoring Julie (Miriam Shor), the uncensored David (Bryan Callen, MAD TV), David’s driven wife, Emily (Jennifer Irwin) and Schwartz’ gregarious father, Gene (Richard Kline, Three’s Company), the owner of a sandwich-shop chain. Three-time Emmy nominee Dondré T. Whitfield (All My Children) stars as Schwartz’s cocky and ambitious agent William Morris. This ambitious comedy is more than a sports series, maintains creator
and executive producer Stephen Engel (NBC’s Just
Shoot Me, Mad
About You). "You don’t need to know a thing
about sports to enjoy this show," says Engel. "If it’s
going to work, it has to be a romantic comedy first and foremost."
The Cast: Production Credits: Creator: Stephen Engel Producer: John Ziffren Directors: Pamela Fryman (pilot) Writers: Stephen Engel Director of photography: Peter Smokler Casting: Carol Goldwasser Music: Ben Vaughn Produced by: 20th Century Fox in association with NBC Studios Airdates:
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