Alyssa Milano
Rebecca Thomas
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- 1. Don't Be Yourself Apr 19, 2010
- Rebecca decides to start dating after hearing about her ex-husband's impending wedding.
- 2. The Charade Apr 26, 2010
- Rebecca wants to find out why Lisa would break up with "nice guy" Neil; a woman distracts Shawn.
- 3. Perry and Rebecca's High School Reunion May 3, 2010
- Rebecca is ready to confront Jesse, who stood her up at the senior prom.
Romantically Challenged is an American sitcom television series that aired on ABC from April 19, 2010, to May 17, 2010. [1] The series is set in Pittsburgh [2] and was created by Ricky Blitt, who is also the show's head writer. It stars Alyssa Milano.
- 7 (3 unaired)
- April 19 –, May 17, 2010
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- ABC
Romantically Challenged: Created by Ricky Blitt. With Alyssa Milano, Kyle Bornheimer, Josh Lawson, Kelly Stables. Rebecca is a recently-divorced single-mom attorney in Pittsburgh who hasn't dated "since Bill Clinton was president."
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- 2010-04-12
- Comedy
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Alyssa Milano returns to TV in a comedy series about four friends who are trying to find love. Milano plays Rebecca, a recently divorced mother who has not dated since the Clinton administration....
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Oct 14, 2010 · Romantically Challenged — TV Review. With "Friends" long gone and "How I Met Your Mother" approaching veteran status, America must certainly be yearning for a new comedy about young, attractive...
Meanwhile Perry meets a girl he thinks is perfect - until he finds out she likes to be talked dirty to during their romantic encounters, so Lisa takes it upon herself to coach Perry through Dirty Talk 101; and Rebecca enlists struggling and unpublished writer Shawn to help her son, Justin, write a ...
Apr 19, 2010 · Romantically Challenged is a show that's seemingly dropped in from 1995, when every network was rushing to clone Friends and didn't realize that what made that show work was a vague point-of-view ...
