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- 1. Day One; Another Day, Another Story Aug 29, 1995
- The news director (Jeff Yagher) of a Los Angeles television station meets the newsroom staff.
- 2. Another Day, Another Story Aug 29, 1995
- Feuding Harry and Sherry must interview the president.
- 3. T.G.I.F. Sep 5, 1995
- Alex (Jeff Yagher) accepts the end of his marriage.
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Live Shot is a 1995 American drama series about a fictional TV station in Los Angeles. It starred Jeff Yagher, Cheryl Pollak, Spencer Klein, and others, and had a short run of 13 episodes.
Live Shot was a 1995 drama series that followed the staff of a Los Angeles TV news station. It featured a mix of comedy and drama, and a musical score of popular songs.
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Live Shot is a comedy-drama about a news team in Los Angeles. See the episode titles, dates, ratings and plots of the first season of this 1995 series.
Aug 20, 2019 Full Review James Endrst Hartford Courant "Live Shot" is closer to parody than drama, like "Broadcast News" on benzedrine, which may or may not be accidental.
Live Shot – Season 1, Episode 1 Day One Aired Aug 29, 1995 Drama. Reviews The news director (Jeff Yagher) of a Los Angeles television station meets the newsroom staff.
