She's the Sheriff

Hey guys!

Was that a real TV show? Does anyone have any info on it?

Thanks!

Missy

She's the Sheriff was a real show in the 70's, with, I think Suzanne Somers. It was not the way it was depicted in the SP episode, however.

Candy1Corn wrote in message ...

In article "Sean Moran" writes:

Actually, Three's Company was on the 70's...STS was the early 80's.

Steve Salerno

BZZT...sorry, thank you for playing...:)

She's the Sheriff was on in the late 80's starring Suzanne Somers...and it was pretty much like SP did it.

The Show Somers was on in the late 70's/early 80's was Three's Company..

Sir Galahad - For Life http://www.primenet.com/~srgalhad

Sean Moran wrote in article ...

Somers.

Right on. And it really sucked too... I don't think it made it past its second season, if it even made in through one...

That show was a career killer for Sommers...

Scott Newman Vancouver, BC

Here is what the Internet Movie Database has to say about that show :

"She's the Sheriff" (1987) USA [TV series] 1987-1989 Color

Language: English Genre/keyword: Comedy Runtime: USA:30

Cast (in alphabetical order) complete, awaiting verification Pat Carroll .... Gussie Holt (1987-89) Taliesin Jaffe .... Kenny Granger Guich Koock .... Dep. Mulcahy Leonard Lightfoot .... Dep. Wiggins Lou Richards .... Dep. Putnam Nicky Rose .... Alison Granger Suzanne Somers .... Sheriff Hildy Granger George Wyner .... Dep. Max Rubin

Notable Guest Appearances
Ron Masak
Ernie Sabella    "Dismore's Wedding"  1988
Ernie Sabella    "Monkey Business"  1987
Jim Townsend  .... Guy at the Bar   1990

MOWBIE wrote in message ...

Does anybody have any episodes of this show for trading or such. I would like to find any of these shows.

Reinier Nissen wrote:

My respect for the Internet Movie Database just dropped twenty points.

Deacon ([email]) wrote:

Well you'll really hate this then:

                         "B.J. and the Bear" (1979)
                      USA [TV series] 1979-1981 Color

     Language:  English
Genre/keyword:  Comedy / road
      Runtime:  USA:60

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification
     Greg Evigan        .... B.J. (Billie Joe) McCay
     Claude Akins       .... Sheriff Lobo (1979)
     Mills Watson       .... Deputy Perkins (1979)
     Richard Deacon     .... Sheriff Masters (1979-80)
     Ed Lauter          .... Sheriff Cain (1979-1980)
     Slim Pickens       .... Sgt. Beauregard Wiley (1979-80)
     Conchata Ferrell   .... Wilhemina "The Fox" Johnson (1979-1980)
     Otto Felix         .... Deputy Higgins (1979-1980)
     Janet Julian       .... Tommy (1979-1980)
     Joshua Shelley (I) .... Bullets (1979-1980)
     Murray Hamilton    .... Capt. Rutherford T. Grant (1981)
     Eric Server        .... Lt. Jim Steiger (1981)
     Judy Landers       .... Stacks (1981)
     Linda McCullough   .... Callie (1981)
     Barbara Horan      .... Samantha (1981)
     Candi Brough       .... Teri Garrison (1981)
     Randi Brough       .... Geri Garrison (1981)
     Sherilyn Wolter    .... Cindy Grant (1981)
     Sheila DeWindt     .... Angie Cartwright (1981)

Notable Guest Appearances
     Brendon Boone
     Jock Mahoney
     Pamela Susan Shoop  "Fast and the Furious, The: Part 1"  1/20/1981
     Pamela Susan Shoop  "Fast and the Furious, The: Part 2"  1/27/1981
     Pamela Susan Shoop  "Silent Night, Unholy Night"         12/15/1979
     Jeannie Wilson

Produced by Glen A. Larson

Links with other titles

spin off "Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo, The" (1979)

Holy hell! Someone with more free time than me ;-}

Laura

HEY! I use to watch that! :P

Yup. True. Misadventures of Sherriff Lobo. It was actually mildly funny... Though it was pretty much a "Dukes Of Hazzard" wannabe.

Bradley Scott Newman wrote in message >

Career killer? Hardly. Ever heard of "Step By Step"? Okay, it's not a quality show like SP, but I'm sure she's getting paid better than most of us. Just my .02

No.

Yeah, that's the show with TV's Patrick Duffy, right? Scary!

Ben "Scuzzlebutt" Yarbrough, Lord of the Mountain

In article ,

Nobody mentioned Thighmaster yet.

this must mean you guys are ethher ALL GAY or ALL CHYX..

Nick S Bensema wrote:

Heh. Is that like the assmaster(no that's different)? And by the way, I'm too old to be considered a chick, I'm now officially a BROAD. Get it right next time dammit!!

Laura

On Sun, 15 Mar 1998 21:51:12 -0500, Laura Cox offered this unto Shub-Internet:

It's quite refreshing to see someone, however jokingly, encourage someone else to call them a broad and not a 'female American' or whatever hippy tree-hugging crap is PC now.

Reverend Bob wrote:

Where's the fun in being PC anyway? To me it's all a bunch of tree hugging hippy crap. Oh yeah, and democrats piss me off<g>.

Laura

What I find funny, is alot of people on here sound like Cartman!

Mike V.

Cheesie poofs! cheesey poofs? cheesy poofs?

Oh, F**K it..

I guess knowone has any copies of this show.

If you're looking for copies of "She's the Sheriff," I can only ask you, 'Why?'

On 15 Mar 1998 17:23:00 [email] (Nick S Bensema) wrote:

Wrong Hankey breath on 13 Mar 1998 23:14:30 GMT [email] (MOWBIE) wrote

"...enjoy the Internet while it lasts.. ...it's only a fad" - Flauntleroy

Nah.....her career died WAY before thighmaster ever came on. if anything....it revived her career for awhile.......

In [email] (Candy1Corn) writes:

Yes, it was. I can't remember the actress's name, although she portrayed Chrissie (Christmas Snow was her full name, was it not?) on Three's Company.

And yes, Paul McCartney *was* in a band before Wings.

Suzanne Summers d00d!

D*mn straight, the best band of all time....THE BEATLES! Who's famous movie "A Hard Days Night" I am currently working on as a South Park crossover. Get ready for...A PARK DAYS NIGHT!

That always reminds me of my favorite joke...

What will it take to reunite the beatles? Three more bullets.

Laura (I grew up with the Stones and HATE the Beatles, buncha honky white boys who damn near ruined rock and roll)

Candy1Corn wrote:

She's the Sheriff was this awful, awful, AWFUL situation comedy featured on CBS in the late 1980's. Obviously, it didn't last long as her next show, "Step By Step". Come to think of it, I'd have to say that Suzanne Somer's Thighmaster got more attention than She's the Sheriff, one of the stupidest fitness inventions ever.

But then, I'd have to say every single fitness invention that they come out with is a farce, designed to prey on the fears of those who are insecure about their body image.

Peace, Vince Yim

Hiro Protagonist wrote:

to prey on the fears of those who >are insecure about their body image.

One word to add to this: SOLOFLEX.

Kenny M.

Suzanne Somers can use my face for a ThighMaster. <g>