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Jesse

1998-2000
2 Seasons
NBC
Family, Comedy
TVPG

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'Married...With Children' vet Christina Applegate was unmarried with a child in this sitcom set in a working-class neighborhood in Buffalo. She worked in her family's bar during the first season and studied to be a nurse in the second, but the one constant was her on-again, off-again romance with a neighbor named Diego.

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Awards

1999 - People's Choice Awards - Favorite New TV Comedy Series - winner
1999 - People's Choice Awards - Favorite Female Performer in a New TV Series - winner
1999 - Golden Globe - Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy - nominated

Cast & Crew See All

Christina Applegate

Jesse Warner

Eric Lloyd

Little John

Bruno Campos

Diego

Latest News See All

Christina Applegate to Star in NBC Comedy Pilot

Christina Applegate will star in NBC's untitled Lorne Michaels-produced comedy pilot, TVGuide.com has confirmed.Stay up to date on the latest pilot castings hereWritten byParks and Recreation's Emily Spivey, the ...

Fri, Mar 18, 2011

Christina Applegate to Star in NBC Comedy Pilot

Four Kings NBC continues...

Four KingsNBC continues itsThursday-night tradition of inserting mediocre sitcoms between great ones. Remember The Single Guy? How about Jesse or Inside Schwartz or Stark Raving Mad or Cursed? Must-Not-See TV is more like it. Or Must-Wait-a-Half-Hour-Before-I-See TV. Perhaps I'm just bitter that Scrubs isn't in this time slot. I mean, how perfect would that be? NBC was brilliant to move My Name Is Earl and The Office to Thursday, but it should be Scrubs that follows Will & Grace, not this show. OK, I didn't hate it — I just didn't laugh. Not once. And that ain't good. I was glad to hear Anne Meara's voice in the beginning and at the end, but other than the "bro's before ho's" line that on

Fri, Jan 6, 2006

First I need to correct the handful...

First I need to correct the handful of people who last week thought I was saying that Jessica Hecht played Ross' ex-wife on Friends. If you go back and check, you'll see that I wrote "Ross' ex-wife's wife." Had to get that out of the way. So tonight was another episode that hit home for me. My dad had prostate cancer just like Dr. Dubenko, and had the same risky surgery. My dad survived, but he is unfortunately in that 25 percent group Dubenko was mentioning. It was so sweet that Abby wanted to be such a friend to him. But just a friend. The scene where she politely rejected his request to help him with his problem before and after the surgery ("I'm gonna have to take a pass on that") was priceless. Boy, do I love me some Maura Tierney.  But I also love me some Linda Cardellini. So glad Sam finally spoke up for herself against Cruella De Vil, or rather, Kristen Johnston as Eve. So funny to hear Luka whine to Kerry as he complai

Fri, Oct 14, 2005

At last! It seems like forever...

At last! It seems like forever since we last saw our favorite plastic surgeons nip it in the bud and make each tuck everlasting. So right away I was like, "This better be a dream sequence — Christian can't be dead!" Then, after shots of Sean ID'ing the body and the funeral, we learned that this was just Christian dreaming that he died. Come on — four and a half minutes is too long for a dream sequence! After I got over the Debbie Downer beginning, I began to enjoy the show I've missed so much since last October. Where do I begin? This 90-minute season premiere was chock-full of highlights. First and foremost, let me point out that we have to wait until (get this) the very last scene of the very last episode of this season to find out who the Carver is. Ugh! So this entire season will lead up to that revelation. Right now, knives are pointing to new series-regular Bruno Campos as Dr. Quentin Costa, but I'm thinking that might be too obvious. It is s

Wed, Sep 21, 2005