Too bad it only lasted two seasons. Unlike the movie, the TV series is fictional but has a story line similar to the movie.
On this, Jennifer Love Hewitt's character's name is Riley Parks. Her character's husband's name is Kyle Parks, played by her now real life husband, Brian Hallisay.
On the TV series, the husband steps out before Riley get the very high paying job as a masseuse that, unfortunately, does double duty as an illegal sex worker. The show wasn't on long enough for her and her colleagues to get caught like in the movie.
Hopefully, this will get a revival to wrap up the major loose ends the show ended without wrapping up. Cybill Shepherd is once again the enabling mother, but with the name Lynette Montgomery.
I highly recommend this show to those who are fans of Brian Hallisay, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Cybill Shepherd. However, the movie was a bit better, in acting and in overall execution (directing, producing, writing, etcetera).
Jennifer Love Hewitt was the main executive producer of this TV show under her production company called Fedora Films, now called Just Believe Productions. She also directed three episodes, the first one of which she was one of the writers.
On this, Jennifer Love Hewitt's character's name is Riley Parks. Her character's husband's name is Kyle Parks, played by her now real life husband, Brian Hallisay.
On the TV series, the husband steps out before Riley get the very high paying job as a masseuse that, unfortunately, does double duty as an illegal sex worker. The show wasn't on long enough for her and her colleagues to get caught like in the movie.
Hopefully, this will get a revival to wrap up the major loose ends the show ended without wrapping up. Cybill Shepherd is once again the enabling mother, but with the name Lynette Montgomery.
I highly recommend this show to those who are fans of Brian Hallisay, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Cybill Shepherd. However, the movie was a bit better, in acting and in overall execution (directing, producing, writing, etcetera).
Jennifer Love Hewitt was the main executive producer of this TV show under her production company called Fedora Films, now called Just Believe Productions. She also directed three episodes, the first one of which she was one of the writers.