Annie Potts
Mary Elizabeth "M.E." O'Brien Sims
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- 1. Unfinished Symphony Aug 18, 1998
- A black woman and a white woman are friends since childhood in the '60s South.
- 2. Huh? Aug 25, 1998
- Rene represents a rape victim whose assailant wants custody of their child.
- 3. Eve of Destruction Sep 1, 1998
- A neighbor sues M.E.; the Cuban Missile Crisis prompts bed-wetting incidents.
A TV series about two friends, one black and one white, who reunite after 20 years and recall their past in 1960s Alabama. See cast, episodes, trivia, reviews, soundtrack and more on IMDb.
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- 1998-08-08
- Drama
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Any Day Now is an American drama series that aired on the Lifetime network from 1998 to 2002. Set in Birmingham, Alabama, Any Day Now explored issues around race and friendship and how they affect the lives of two devoted lifelong friends over the years—from the 1960s to the current day.
Any Day Now is a TV series about the friendship between a black lawyer and a white journalist in Birmingham, Alabama. The episode list shows the titles, dates, ratings and summaries of each episode from the first four seasons.
Any Day Now is a drama series about the complex relationship between two women; one is white, the other black. The series is set in Birmingham, Ala., and spans from the 1960s to the present day.
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Watch the story of two best friends who grew up on opposite sides of the racial divide in Civil Rights era Birmingham, Alabama. Follow their journey from childhood to adulthood as they face challenges, conflicts, and triumphs in their personal and professional lives.
A comedy-drama about a family of foster children and their social worker. See the full cast and crew, including Annie Potts, Lorraine Toussaint, Chris Mulkey and more.
Aug 18, 1998 · Watch episodes of Any Day Now, a 1998 TV show that follows the complex relationship between Rene, a black lawyer, and Mary Elizabeth, a white friend. The series explores their past and present challenges in Birmingham, Ala., with flashbacks to the 1960s civil-rights era.
