"Flying Blind" (1992) Series de televisión 1992-1993

Calificación de los usuarios:

7.9/10   

Temporadas:

1

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

13 septiembre 1992 (USA)

Género:

Comedia

Plot:

This short-lived FOX sitcom featured Neil, a shy repressed guy who meets the girl of his dreams, Alicia...

Plot Keywords:

Girl | Dream Comes True

Comentarios de los usuarios:

A bold and brassy comedy that deserved better.

Reparto

Corey Parker	...	Neil Barash (22 episodios, 1992-1993)
Téa Leoni	...	Alicia (22 episodios, 1992-1993)
Robert Bauer	...	Jordan (22 episodios, 1992-1993)
Clea Lewis	...	Megan (22 episodios, 1992-1993)
Marcus Giamatti	...	Ted Sharperson (22 episodios, 1992-1993)
Michael Tucci	...	Jeremy Barash (22 episodios, 1992-1993)
Cristine Rose	...	Ellen Barash (12 episodios, 1992-1993)

También conocida como:

"Volando a ciegas" (Spain) [es]

Duración:

30 min

País:

USA

Idioma:

Inglés

Color:

Color

Conexiones de Película:

Referenced in "Family Guy: Family Gay (#7.8)" (2009)

Banda de Sonido:

A MILLION MILES AWAY

A bold and brassy comedy that deserved better.

Flying Blind was yet another American sitcom that deserved to be recognised, yet was relegated to late night (around 2:30am) viewing on cable channels. A shame really, because it was bold, brassy and totally engaging, with so many inventively weird one-liners crammed into every episode.

Neil and Alicia were THE odd couple for the 1990's, a liberated, free-spirited woman and an introverted, essentially dull man, in love. Pretty hard to believe, but I still loved every moment. When the final episode ended, I felt somewhat cheated. So much trash is made within the sitcom genre and yet something cute and funny like Flying Blind is totally ignored.

Corey Parker was just right as Neil, and Tea Leoni was sizzling as Alicia. The supporting cast were great, and had equally good lines, but sometimes were neglected so as to focus on Neil and Alicia. Clea Lewis and Marcus Giamatti were the ones to really shine as Megan and Ted, with Lewis so dry in her delivery it was hysterical.

In short, Flying Blind was great comedy, but these days great comedy won't stay as long as you want it to. Still, there's always reruns.