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A shallow model suddenly dies in an accident only to find her soul resurfacing in the body of a brilliant, plus-sized attorney.
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A shallow model suddenly dies in an accident only to find her soul resurfacing in the body of a brilliant, plus-sized attorney.
Outstanding Individual Episode in a series without a regular LGBT character | 2015
Outstanding Individual Episode In a Series Without a Regular Gay Character | 2012
Top TV Series | 2014 | Scott
Actress Comedy Series | 2011 | Brooke
Comedy Series Episode or Multi Episode Storyline | 2011
Outstanding Female Rising Star in a Comedy Series | 2010
Outstanding Individual Episode in a series without a regular LGBT character | 2013
Outstanding Individual Episode In a Series Without a Regular Gay Character | 2011
Performance in a Comedy Series | 2011 | Faith
Comedy Series Episode or Multi Episode Storyline | 2014
Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series | 2010 | Michael
Minute Category | 2011 | Mimi
Best Performance Comedy | 2010 | Margaret
Best Actress in a Series Comedy or Musical | 2009 | Brooke
The character of Deb was named after the show's creator's Josh Berman's grandmother who, according to him, "inspired the entire series."
The show's creator and executive producer Josh Berman approached Serena Williams to come on board for Season 4 when he found out she was a fan of the show. The writers then wrote a part specifically for her.
The pilot was originally set up at Fox. When Fox passed on the project, Lifetime picked up the project and put the show into production.
Brooke Dorsay is 7 and a half years younger than Brooke Elliot. In many instances, it is established Jane is 8 years older than Deb.
Ben Feldman (Fred) was only supposed to appear as a guest star in the pilot. When the show was sold to Lifetime it was decided that his character was necessary and he was brought back. He decided to leave the show to pursue other opportunities, even though he was asked to return.
The character of Deb was named after the show's creator's Josh Berman's grandmother who, according to him, "inspired the entire series."
The show's creator and executive producer Josh Berman approached Serena Williams to come on board for Season 4 when he found out she was a fan of the show. The writers then wrote a part specifically for her.
The pilot was originally set up at Fox. When Fox passed on the project, Lifetime picked up the project and put the show into production.
Brooke Dorsay is 7 and a half years younger than Brooke Elliot. In many instances, it is established Jane is 8 years older than Deb.
Ben Feldman (Fred) was only supposed to appear as a guest star in the pilot. When the show was sold to Lifetime it was decided that his character was necessary and he was brought back. He decided to leave the show to pursue other opportunities, even though he was asked to return.
"Fred: I've heard about physical attraction before, chemically I understand it but I've never experienced it. Jane Bingum: What, you've never had a crush? Fred: Up there all I meet are dead people. Jane Bingum: Well, forget it, okay? Stacey's out of your league. You'll be setting yourself up for a world of hurt. Fred: No no no, you don't understand! I look at this Stacey, and I, and I can't help it. I wanna, I wanna do her grocery shopping, wanna, wanna re-roof her house. I wanna... hunt animals and bring her the MEAT."
