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'''Fired Up''' was a short-lived 1997 television sitcom airing on NBC. It lasted for 28 episodes. It was a contemporary of shows such as [[Caroline in the City]] and [[Suddenly Susan]]. If fact, all of these shows were part of a Monday night television promotion of shows about single women living in the modern world. This may have been an attempt to compete with Fox's [[Ally McBeal]], which aired on Monday nights. The tagline of the series was "First she got fired, then she got fired up."
'''Fired Up''' was a short-lived 1997 television sitcom airing on NBC. It lasted for 28 episodes. It was a contemporary of shows such as [[Caroline in the City]] and [[Suddenly Susan]]. If fact, all of these shows were part of a Monday night television promotion of shows about single women living in the modern world. This may have been an attempt to compete with Fox's [[Ally McBeal]], which aired on Monday nights. The tagline of the series was "First she got fired, then she got fired up."


The show centered around Gwen Leonard, played by [[Sharon Lawrence]]. It also featured [[Mark Feuerstein]] and [[Lea Rimini]].
The show centered around Gwen Leonard, played by [[Sharon Lawrence]]. It also featured [[Mark Feuerstein]] and [[Leah Remini]].


==External links==
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Revision as of 07:56, 5 April 2006

Fired Up was a short-lived 1997 television sitcom airing on NBC. It lasted for 28 episodes. It was a contemporary of shows such as Caroline in the City and Suddenly Susan. If fact, all of these shows were part of a Monday night television promotion of shows about single women living in the modern world. This may have been an attempt to compete with Fox's Ally McBeal, which aired on Monday nights. The tagline of the series was "First she got fired, then she got fired up."

The show centered around Gwen Leonard, played by Sharon Lawrence. It also featured Mark Feuerstein and Leah Remini.