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Conchata Ferrell
United States
Age: 77
Born: 28 Mar, 1943
Died: 12 Oct, 2020
TV Series Starring Conchata Ferrell
Two and a Half Men
Charlie (Charlie Sheen) is a well-to-do bachelor with a house at the beach, a Jaguar in the garage and an easy way with women. His casual Malibu lifestyle is interrupted when his tightly wound brother, Alan, who's facing a divorce, and Alan's son, Jake - come to stay with him.
Townies
Life-long friends Carrie, Shannon and Denise grew up together. Now in their mid-twenties, the threesome work together as waitresses but wish they had more to their lives than that. Each of the girls have their own unique personality - Carrie (Molly Ringwald) is the mediator of the group whose best friend, Curt (Ron Livingston), is pinning for; Shannon (Jenna Elfman) is the most guy crazy of the group; and Denise (Lauren Graham) is the newly married, slightly neurotic one. Together the girls make their way though life knowing no matter what, they'll always have each other.
Hearts Afire
The unlikely duo of a conservative senator's aide and a liberal reporter live together in this witty sitcom filled with political satire.
As they navigate their ideological differences, they also tackle issues of love and friendship. Hearts Afire is a must-watch for fans of political comedy.
L.A. Law
Legal drama depicting the lives of workers in a Los Angeles law firm, from the court rooms to their personal lives.
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