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Eve (TV series)
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Eve was an American sitcom television series named for its star, rapper Eve, about a trio of women who have their own boutique and clothing line. The show follows their dating lives, and that of their three closest male friends. Its working title was The Opposite Sex. It's theme song was sung by fellow rapper Missy Elliot.
Contents
- 1 Cast and characters
- 2 Program Information
- 2.1 Airing/Scheduling Information
- 2.2 Distribution
- 2.3 Current
- 3 Critical Review
- 4 See also
- 5 External links
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Cast and characters
- Shelly Williams
- The head of the trio of boutique operators/clothing designers/continuous daters. Played by Eve
- Rita Lefleur
- One of the trio of boutique operators/clothing designers/continuous daters. Played by Ali Landry
- Janie Egins
- One of the trio of boutique operators/clothing designers/married friend. Played by Natalie Desselle-Reid
- Nick Delaney
- J.T.'s goofy playboy best friend. Played by Brian Hooks
- J.T. Hunter
- The guy that dated Shelly in the beginning of the series but was just friends with her after season 1. They were briefly engaged in season 3 after he proposed to her, but they decided to just be friends. However, they still have a soft spot for each other at heart. Played by Jason Winston George
- Donovan Brink
- J.T.'s best friend. He is from England. Played by Sean Maguire. He fulfills his dream of opening up a nightclub.
Program Information
Airing/Scheduling Information
The show aired at 8:30 PM, EST/PST, following UPN's highest rated sitcom The Parkers on Mondays starting on September 15, 2003.
For its second season it was moved to Tuesday nights at after the
Will Smith autobiographical series
All of Us as a lead into
Veronica Mars.
The series was moved again for it's third season to Thursdays. On the draft, it kept its 8:30 PM, EST/PST time slot and was slated to follow the highly anticipated
Chris Rock autobiographical series
Everybody Hates Chris. However, after
Shannen Doherty left the sitcom
Love, Inc. and was replaced with
Busy Philipps, the network wanted a bigger star to anchor the 9/8c time slot and the time slots were switched and Eve was set up to face the Thursday titan
CSI.
Eve was also not even considered for the CW line up as it had already been canceled along with All of Us. [1]
On April 10, 2006 UPN announced that Eve would not be moving to The CW (upon UPN's merger with the The WB).
Distribution
Current
Eve currently airs in syndication on
TV One.
Critical Review
- In its new season overview, under the "What's Bad" category, TV Guide said, "The acting, the scripts, the timing, the plot and the characters." It went on to comment that Eve's "stunning looks almost make up for everything that's wrong with the show." Its "Bottom Line" was that the show was "[a] confused, and confusing show on the eve of destruction."
See also
