Fired Up (1997) is a comedy web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Fired Up online in HD.
Fired Up — Storyline
Fired Up is a short-lived 1997–1998 situation comedy airing on NBC. It lasted for two seasons and 28 episodes. The series, the first from Grammnet Productions, starred Sharon Lawrence and Leah Remini. The series was about a self-centered promotions executive and her mouthy assistant. The pair got fired from their jobs, and instead of getting other jobs, they teamed up to create a business as equal partners.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Arleen Sorkin
- Starring: Sharon Lawrence, Leah Remini, Mark Feuerstein, Jonathan Banks
Fired Up — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1997-04-10 |
| Seasons | 2 |
| Episodes | 28 |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Network | NBC |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 7.8/10 (4 votes) |
Fired Up — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: Pilot (1997-04-10) — Terry Reynolds, longtime assistant to Gwen Leonard, creative executive at a Manhattan marketing and promotions firm, announces to Gwen that she's been let go from her job. The self
- E2: The Next Day (1997-04-17) — Terri and Gwen disagree over Guy's suggestion for their first client, a would-be comedian known as Little H. His father, who wants to see him succeed, is a mobster known as Bobby H
- E3: Who's the Boss (1997-04-24) — Terry insists that Gwen get rid of some of her possessions that are cluttering up the apartment. Gwen reluctantly participates in a tag sale out on the street. Guy comes by to hit
- E4: They Sell Horses, Don't They? (1997-05-01) — The women are searching through the pockets of Gwen's clothes looking that she'd forgotten about in her more prosperous days when Terry finds a receipt for part ownership in a race
- E5: A Concurrent Affair (1997-05-08) — Lunching at Clockworks, Gwen and Terry are both attracted to James Collins, a young man who's a new client, but they both agree (Gwen very reluctantly) that he should be off-limits
- E6: The Rules (1997-05-15) — Gwen's monopolizing of the bathroom and other personal habits are beginning to rub some nerves, so Terry proposes some house rules. Gwen is against them until Danny keeps her up at
- E7: Are We Not Friends? (1997-05-15) — Gwen is depressed: she's been invited by the Mayor to present the Humanitarian of the Year Award, but she's mortified by the prospect of seeing her old acquaintances again and havi
- E8: Under Pressure (1997-06-23) — Gwen is laid up with illness for a few days and she has nothing to do but lay around watching infomercials and eating Terry's delicious soup made in a pressure cooker. She gets a b
Season 2
- E1: The Mother of All Gwens (1997-09-22) — Gwen's intimidating, emotionally distant mother Rita comes to the door, and she finds herself in a situation similar to Gwen's. The most recent of her old, rich husbands has died a
- E2: Truth and Consequences (1997-09-29) — Gwen and Terry are hoping to land a big account, Roberta York Cosmetics. But when they meets with Roberta, there's a problem. It seems that at her previous job, Gwen blamed Terry f
- E3: You Don't Know Jack (1997-10-06) — Unscrupulous rival Jack Goodman is trying to steal the partners' best client, the Texas millionaire Tom Whitman. Gwen hatches a plan for Terry to get a job with his company and do
- E4: Swallow Your Bliss (1997-10-13) — Gone from the unemployment bureau, Mrs. Francis hopes to make a deal with Guy to make appetizers for his bar. The food is wonderful, but a sticking point arises when she insists he
- E5: Total Recall (1997-10-20) — Gwen calls to complain about the newspaper delivery. She gets a wrong number, but hits it off well with the man she reaches. With Terry's encouragement, she calls him back using th
- E6: Beat the Clock (1997-10-27) — Gwen is being driven crazy by the noises made by the broken tower clock in their building and wants to complain to the landlord Mr. Lux, despite the direst of warnings from Terry,
- E7: The Baby-Sitter's Club (1997-11-10) — Terry is overjoyed to see her old friend from the neighborhood, Debbie. Gwen is a little put off, though, by Debbie's memory of the way Terry characterized her when she was Terry's
- E8: In Your Dreams (1997-11-17) — Guy has found himself a new girlfriend who he proudly shows off to Gwen and Terry. Gwen is relieved that now she won't be the constant target of Guy's aspirations, but surprisingly
- E9: Honey, I Shrunk the Turkey (1997-11-24) — Gwen ambitiously wants to cook a Thankgiving dinner for everyone, but her plans are hampered by her lack of culinary skills and Danny's forgetting to buy a turkey. While an attempt
- E10: Ten Grand a Dance (1997-12-01) — Mrs. Francis is involved in a school charity auction, and Gwen convinces Tery and Danny to participate, despite their better judgment. Danny warms to the idea, though, when he meet
- E11: Where There's Smoke (1997-12-22) — Danny and Terry invite their old friend Mickey, now a firefighter, over for dinner and he and Gwen are instantly attracted to each other. Neither one will admit it, however, and th
- E12: You Go Boss! (1998-01-12) — Gwen wants to give down-and-out Steve a break and let him have a job with their small business. Terry agrees because it will give her an opportunity to show Gwen what a good boss s
- E13: Beauty and the Priests (1998-01-19) — Terry should be in dating heaven as her moribund love life has been resurrected by three cute guys pursuing her. The problem? They're all studying for the priesthood. In the meanti
- E14: Mission: and A-Hopin' (1998-01-26) — In a cough-medicine-induced stupor, an ill Terry mistakenly sends off the rent check written on the business account. Gwen is terrified that Mr. Lux will terminate their lease for
- E15: Fire and Nice (1998-02-02) — It loooks like Gwen's sacred ""no sex before the fifth date"" rule may cause some real trouble, because the spontaneous route may be the only way Mickey will be able to participate
- E16: The Pajama Game — Terry tries hard to make sure that there won't be any physical or emotional relationship between her old friend Debbie and her brother Danny.
- E17: What I Really Want to Do is Direct — Hapless, jobless Steve Summer is infatuated with Terry, who for some reason has always had a tough time breaking up with guys, and Steve is no exception. She implores Gwen to talk
- E18: Lustline — The girls conceive of and promote a special broadcast of the MTV show ""Loveline"" to be broadcast from the bar.
- E19: Domestic Bliss — Gwen and Terry are trying to get insured, but the agent tells them they are not qualified. When he mentions that same-sex domestic partners are eligible for his company's insurance
- E20: With Sex, You Get Eggroll — The partners think Mrs. Francis' cooking is good enough to sell, and they help her open a diner/take-out restaurant. But they are having a hard time overcoming the brusque manner s
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Fired Up have? 2 season(s) with 28 episodes.
Who created Fired Up? Arleen Sorkin.
Where can I watch Fired Up? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
