A family drama focused on three generations of women living together in Hartford, Connecticut.A family drama focused on three generations of women living together in Hartford, Connecticut.A family drama focused on three generations of women living together in Hartford, Connecticut.
- Won 1 Primetime Emmy
- 13 wins & 47 nominations total
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- TriviaThe series is based on the real-life experiences of Amy Brenneman's mother Frederica, a judge of the Connecticut State Superior Court.
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Amy Gray: [after being shouted out, Maxine rushes into the kitchen] Mom, are you OK?
Maxine Gray: [trying not to laugh] Of course, but I am 65 years old, and my boyfriend's mother hates me
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Rosie O'Donnell Show: Episode #4.170 (2000)
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I missed the show the first time around, but now I'm hooked on the reruns. I watch it every day without fail.
The show evokes joy, pain, love, anger, resentment, forgiveness, sadness, hope. We laugh, we cry, we get the warm fuzzies. In addition to the range and depth of emotion, Judging Amy also has a high level of intelligence. The viewer is required to think.
I enjoy how the complex issues of faith and spirituality are addressed with subtlety, tactful wit, and respectful objectivity.
All the characters have engaging, ever-evolving personalities and the way they interact with each other is incredibly fascinating and real.
Best of all, there's Amy. As a character, as an actor, and as a person she is everything a great woman should be. When I think of Amy Brenneman, all the superlative traits beginning with "s" flood my mind: Smart, Strong, Sensitive, Sharp, Sweet, Smiling, Sexy.
A wonderful woman and a wonderful show.
The show evokes joy, pain, love, anger, resentment, forgiveness, sadness, hope. We laugh, we cry, we get the warm fuzzies. In addition to the range and depth of emotion, Judging Amy also has a high level of intelligence. The viewer is required to think.
I enjoy how the complex issues of faith and spirituality are addressed with subtlety, tactful wit, and respectful objectivity.
All the characters have engaging, ever-evolving personalities and the way they interact with each other is incredibly fascinating and real.
Best of all, there's Amy. As a character, as an actor, and as a person she is everything a great woman should be. When I think of Amy Brenneman, all the superlative traits beginning with "s" flood my mind: Smart, Strong, Sensitive, Sharp, Sweet, Smiling, Sexy.
A wonderful woman and a wonderful show.
- jasperandcindy-1
- Mar 30, 2006
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