Duane Martin

Birth Name:

Duane Martin

Birth Place:

Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States

Profession

Actor, Producer, Writer

Is The Paul Reiser Show Dead After Two Episodes?

Has NBC pulled the plug on The Paul Reiser Show after airing only two episodes? According to The Futon Critic, NBC axed the freshman comedy Friday and will be replacing it with repeat episodes of The Office beginning April 28 at 8:30/7:30c. NBC announces Paul Reiser Show; replacing Perfect Couples The report comes a day after the sitcom, from former...

Fri, Apr 22, 2011

Is The Paul Reiser Show Dead After Two Episodes?

NBC Announces The Paul Reiser Show; Replacing Perfect Couples

Paul Reiser is returning to television with The Paul Reiser Show, NBC announced Tuesday. The single-camera comedy will star Reiser as himself debating his next career move after years of being off the air. His hit series Mad About You ended in 1999. NBC renews Office, Parks and Rec and Community Rounding out the cast: Amy Landecker (A Serious Man) as his wife, Claire, and Ben Shenkman (Angels in America), Omid Djalili (The Infidel), Duane Martin (All of Us) and Andrew Daly (MADtv) as his unlikely group of friends.

Tue, Mar 22, 2011

NBC Announces The Paul Reiser Show; Replacing Perfect Couples

I'm new here and I like ...

Question: I'm new here and I like Smurfs, so be gentle: Any information on Ghost Whisperer? Answer: Hey, there's no shame in liking Ghost Whisperer. The shame would be in watching it live every Friday night instead of FauxVoing it and going out. That would be really embarrassing. In any event, there's tons happening in the April 7 episode, beginning with the arrival of Duane Martin (All of Us) as a love interest for Aisha Tyler's Andrea. He plays a high-school teacher who dabbles in spoken-word poetry. Also, Jennifer Love Hewitt's TV mom, Anne Archer, returns when Melinda takes a spill and winds up in a coma. When she comes to, she discovers that she can no longer see dead people and fears that she has lost the gift forever.

Wed, Mar 1, 2006

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