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Almost Perfect Genre Sitcom Created by Ken Levine David Isaacs Robin Schiff Written by Sue Herring George McGrath Robin Schiff Directed by Andy Ackerman Stan Daniels Victor Fresco Kim Friedman Leonard R. Garner, Jr. David Lee Ken Levine Philip Charles MacKenzie Gail Mancuso Jeffrey Melman Alan Myerson Thomas Schlamme Rob Schiller Starring Nancy Travis Kevin Kilner Composer(s) Bruce Miller Country of origin United States Language(s) English No. of seasons 2 No. of episodes 34 (6 unaired) Production Executive producer(s) David Isaacs Ken Levine Robin Schiff Producer(s) Larina Adamson Robin Chamberlin Linda Teverbaugh Michael Teverbaugh Running time 30 mins. Broadcast Original channel CBS Original run September 17, 1995 – October 30, 1996 Almost Perfect is an American situation comedy that aired on the CBS television network from 1995 to 1996. Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Cast 3 Episodes 3.1 Season 1 3.2 Season 2 4 References 5 External links // Synopsis Almost Perfect starred Nancy Travis as Kim Cooper, a television writer on the (fictional) hit show Blue Justice (a parody of NYPD Blue) who had just been promoted to executive producer, and Kevin Kilner as her newfound love Mike Ryan, a district attorney. Both brought extreme pressures to the relationship, mostly due to their high-powered, high-pressure, time-consuming professions. The fictional couple were in the process of breaking up when something unusual occurred – the actual program (not the portrayed fictional program) was cancelled only four episodes into its renewal season (Almost all U.S. network television shows which are "picked up" for renewal are renewed for a longer period than this).[1] Cast Actor Role Nancy Travis Kim Cooper Kevin Kilner Mike Ryan David Clennon Neal Luder Matthew Letscher Rob Paley Chip Zien Gary Karp Episodes Season 1 Ep # Title Airdate 1 "I'm Gregory Peck" September 17, 1995 2 "Now, Where Were We?" September 24, 1995 3 "A Dog Day Afternoon" October 1, 1995 4 "My Way" October 8, 1995 5 "Your Place or Mine? (a.k.a. Princess of the City)" October 15, 1995 6 "You Like Me, You Really Like Me" October 22, 1995 7 "The Ex-Files" November 5, 1995 8 "The Lost Weekend: Part 1" November 19, 1995 9 "The Lost Weekend: Part 2" November 26, 1995 10 "Presumed Impotent" December 3, 1995 11 "Love Hurts" December 10, 1995 12 "Risky Christmas" December 11, 1995 13 "Mind Games" January 14, 1995 14 "Overly Meditated" February 4, 1996 15 "El Pollo Loco" February 11, 1996 16 "Auto Neurotic" February 18, 1996 17 "A Midseason Night's Sex Comedy" March 3, 1996 18 "Suites for the Sweet" March 4, 1996 19 "Being Fired Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry" March 11, 1996 20 "Lights, Camera, Mike?!" March 18, 1996 21 "The Hunted House" April 1, 1996 22 "Moving In: Part 1" April 8, 1996 23 "Moving In: Part 2" April 15, 1996 24 "It's a Wrap!" April 22, 1996 Season 2 Ep # Title Airdate 1 "The Break-Up" October 9, 1996 2 "Shelf Doubt" October 16, 1996 3 "Good Grief" October 23, 1996 4 "Heaven's Helper" October 30, 1996 5 "Dating for Ratings" December 20, 1997 6 "Where No Woman Has Gone Before" December 20, 1997 7 "K.I.S.S." December 24, 1997 8 "Gimme Shelter" December 29, 1997 9 "The Laws" December 30, 1997 10 "This Is What Happens When You Don't Watch PBS" December 31, 1997 References ^ Brooks, Tim; Marsh, Earle F. (Ballantine Books). The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows. 1999. p. 32. ISBN 0-345-42923-0.  External links Almost Perfect at the Internet Movie Database Almost Perfect at TV.com