American sitcom. The Hughleys is a long-running American sitcom which aired on ABC during the fall of 1998 to early 1999 and on the UPN cable network from late 1999 to early 2000. It was a spin-off of the popular Roseanne television show, which was in effect cancelled after the second season. It stars actress D. L. Ashby, who plays the role of Norm van Halen, the father of three children, Van, Mike (John Witherspoon), Paula (Sigourney Weaver), and David (Charles Durning).
This sitcom follows the everyday family life of the Ashby family, which consists of three children, David, Van, and Paula. The name of the show is based on the real family of the Ashby family, which has been featured on numerous other television shows including The New York Times Best Sellers List. The sitcom also features celebrity guest stars like Whoopi Goldberg, John Tutturro, Meg Ryan, and Kurt Russell. The show was most popular among viewers in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. In the United States, the show was one of the best-selling comedies of all time.
Friends: The second of the best-selling Friends series, this series was also extremely popular among viewers in the United Kingdom. The third installment of the show was very well received in the United Kingdom and went on to become one of the best-sellers of the day. The show featured four main characters: Rachel, Ross, Monica, and Chandler. Rachel, the show’s star, is a single mother who struggles to balance her work life with raising her children, while also trying to keep up with the crazy life of the Friends. Ross is a recovering alcohol addict, Monica is a bright and attractive single girl, and Chandler is the energetic, outgoing brother of Rachel.
White Friends: This modern day sitcom revolves around the adventures of three friends who move into a new white neighborhood in Chicago. The show follows their interactions with the other white neighbors and employees of the apartment complex they live in. The Friends revolves around a number of common everyday activities that the members of the group try to cope with. It became a very popular television sitcom in the United Kingdom, and ended up being one of the biggest television surprises of the year.
Chuck and Peter: Chuck and Peter are a divorced couple living in a small white neighborhood in Chicago. They are friends with two other ex-pats, Mary Ellen and Beth, who live in the apartment complex where they work. The characters of the show include Chuck, who is a very shy man who wears neat, conservative suits, Peter who is a smart and fast-talking jokester, and Mary Ellen who likes to joke around. Their relationship develops gradually as the two of them get to know each other better and become good friends. The Friends was one of the most popular sitcoms on television during the 1980s, and has been revived for a number of seasons now.
Ashley Monique: D.L. (Ashley Monique) is a beautiful blonde who moves to New York City with her friend Debbie (Dana Barron). She quickly falls in love with a fellow student at their school named Dave (Brian Doyle), but life isn’t always smooth sailing for the girls. A string of robberies committed by Dave turns the relationship between Ashley and Debbie into a volatile one, and they are forced to lock themselves in the bedroom when Dave enters. Once inside, however, the girls are surprised to discover that Dave is a escaped criminal who was living undercover as a clerk in the library. The two of them team up again, and find that their friendship has blossomed into a romantic relationship. The Friends was one of the longest running shows on television, and many of its best characters still exist today, including Ashley and Dave.
Brian Doyle: D.L. (aka Brian Doyle) is a writer living in New York City. As a result of a car accident, Brian becomes paralyzed from the chest down. However, thanks to the loving and supportive girlfriend of his sister Debra (Dana Barron), Brian is able to continue working his way through college, even while focusing on his healing. When he returns home for the summer, he plans to surprise his family with something special, and so he purchases an old motorcycle from the local charity, converting it into a clapped out bike. The bike, named Biker Bikes, is given to Ashley by Debra in order to help her friend move around as much as possible. However, things don’t go so well, and soon Ashley is faced with the difficult choice of whether or not she should give up her own freedom to move in with Brian in order to help him.
Grade: C+ Although Brian makes mistakes, such as leaving behind his bike in a public place when going somewhere else, he does his best to correct them. On the other hand, Ashley makes the same mistakes, and in turn, her friends end up causing more trouble for her than they already were.