TV Series1998 · NBC · Ended · 25 min
This sitcom on NBC stars Al Franken as Al Freundlich, a vain reporter for the fictional news program "Lateline." Robert Foxworth stars as Pearce McKenzie, the anchor of "Lateline." Vic Karp is the show's executive producer. This spoof of "Nightline" showcases numerous real life politicians, and real Washington bigwigs.
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Al Franken
Al Freundlich
12 episodes
Megyn Price
Gale Ingersoll
12 episodes
Miguel Ferrer
Vic Kobb
12 episodes
Ajay Naidu
Raji Bakshi
12 episodes
Sanaa Lathan
Briana Gilliam
12 episodes
Catherine Lloyd Burns
Mona
12 episodes
Robert Foxworth
Pearce McKenzie
12 episodes
Jonathan Penner
1 episode
Jerry Falwell
Self
1 episode
Max Wright
1 episode
R.L. Stine
1 episode
Jimmy Breslin
1 episode
Bob Uecker
1 episode
Ralph Nader
1 episode
Bob Elliott
1 episode
Judah Friedlander
2 episodes
William F. Buckley Jr.
1 episode
Godfrey
1 episode
Sunny Mabrey
1 episode
Joan Lunden
1 episode
Barney Frank
Self
1 episode
Michael Dukakis
1 episode
O'Neal Compton
1 episode
Hallee Hirsh
1 episode
Brian Howe
1 episode
G. Gordon Liddy
G. Gordon Liddy
2 episodes
Allison Janney
1 episode
Jerry Adler
1 episode
Nina Garbiras
1 episode
Candace Gingrich-Jones
1 episode
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