CBS's ''Almost Perfect''( 1995)

[Walter Kafka]

Originally Posted by earthwormjim

The series is completely free, and more importantly completely legal, by its authors, uploaded in its entirety on youtube and can be viewed here https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...erfect+tv+show
Watch and enjoy as I did

I hope that's not the condition of the master tapes. Yikes.

[earthwormjim]

Originally Posted by Walter Kafka

I hope that's not the condition of the master tapes. Yikes.

Better something than nothing. By the way, I think it's a big shame that this series never won a single award! Chip Zane and Nancy Travis literally nailed their roles and both deserved to win an Emmy/Golden Globe!

[earthwormjim]

Dear Mr. Levine,
I adore ALMOST PERFECT. It's not one of the best tv series I've ever watched, it's the best tv series I've ever watched. Nancy, Chip, David and Matt are not only great actors who are perfect in their roles, they work perfectly as a team, they complement each other perfectly, there is a specific chemistry between the four of them. Personally, I think that you should at least try to film a continuation of this series with them in the main roles, and that you will have the best luck if you contact one of the leading streaming services (Netflix, Hulu, Apple, Amazon...). You would have endless possibilities with a sequel. Kim is now a middle-aged divorcee, has a grown child(ren), and is still searching for Mr. Right. You can constantly search for a new partner, you can reconcile with your ex-husband and be with him forever, and you can completely ignore your private life and fully devote yourself to your career, whatever suits you. You can also cover many other interesting topics: the screenwriters' strike, the pressure on screenwriters to be politically correct, the danger of screenwriters being taken over by artificial intelligence, the episode where Kim and company go on team building... You can, like The Simpsons, completely turn to meta-humor, that is, draw parallels between Almost Perfect and the fictional series within it, Blue Justice. The possibilities are truly endless. If no company wants to make a sequel, citing that it is risky to make a sequel to a series that was originally canceled, you can be crafty and change the name of the series and the names of the main characters and claim that it is an original project. I think you should at least try. I had absolutely no intention of mocking and mocking you, I was being completely honest here as a big fan of your series.
All the best,
Earthwormjim