The First Seasons Club Trivia Quiz

Answer: "Lush Life" (1996)

Parson starred as Margo Hines, a woman who has never lived her own life before. She leaves her philandering husband after he reveals another one of his many trysts to her. She moves in with her best friend George, played by Petty, and the two have many adventures figuring out how to keep financially afloat. The show only lasted for seven episodes, with three unaired.

Answer: "High Society"(1995-1996) & "Style and Substance" (1998)

In "High Society", she played fabulously wealthy literary diva, Eleanor "Ellie" Walker alongside Mary McDonnell, who played her equally wealthy best friend and publisher. For "Style and Substance", she played Chelsea Stevens, a neurotic obsessive parody of Martha Stewart. Despite both shows having semi-decent ratings, they were both cancelled by the end of their first seasons.

Answer: "Commander in Chief" (2005-2006)

Geena Davis played former Vice President Mackenzie "Mac" Allen, who ascends to the Presidency after the President dies. However, as an independent and did not share the same views as her predecessor. The show also delves into how her family, the former president's staff and others deal with her being the President.

Answer: "Stark Raving Mad" (1999-2000)

Shalhoub played eccentric and mean-spirited horror novelist, Ian Stark, and Neil Patrick Harris played his germophobic editor, Henry McNeeley. Othe characters included Ian's assistant, Jake; his neighbor and bartender for the restaurant in his building Maddie, and Henry's girlfriend, Tess.

Answer: Whoopi Goldberg in "Whoopi" (2003-2004)

Goldberg starred as Mavis Rae, a one-hit wonder Grammy-winning singer, who parlayed her fame into owning and running the Lamont Hotel. She is accompanied by her Persian handyman, Nassim, and the hotel's housekeeper, Judwiga. Her brother, Courtney, lives with her after losing everything he had as a part of the Enron Scandal.

His girlfriend, Rita Nash, is a stereotype of African American women despite being white.

Answer: "Mary" (1985-1986)

Moore starred as Mary Brenner, a former fashion writer who is relegated to writing a consumer advice column, "Helpline" consumer advice. Her desk neighbor was Jo Tucker, a columnist played by a pre-"Married with Children" Katey Sagal. John Astin, played temperamental theatre critic, Ed LaSalle and James Farentino played the Managing Editor, Frank DeMarco. Along with sagging ratings, many critics wrote the show was a stale copy of her former sitcom.

Answer: "A to Z" (2014)

The show was about two people, Adam and Zelda, as viewers were shown how their relationship begins and ends. The narrator was Katey Sagal from the hit series, "Married with Children", who played the indifferent wife, Margaret "Peg" Bundy.

Answer: "First Time Out" (1995) & "Fired Up" (1997-1998)

"First Time Out" was touted as the Latina version of the FOX series, "Living Single". It lasted for a few episodes before being canceled. "Fired Up" had Remini as a former secretary turned partner in a small PR firm.

Answer: "Princesses" (1991)

She starred alongside Twiggy Lawson, who, after seeing Fran spend time with Lawson's kids mentioned the idea for Fran as a nanny. Drescher took the ball and ran with it. It took a chance meeting with a CBS executive on a plane for "The Nanny" to be put into production.

Answer: "Love and Money" (1999-2000) & "The Trouble with Normal" (2000-2001)

In "Love and Money", she portrayed Allison Conklin, a school teacher from a wealthy family who falls in love all over again with the maintenance man of the apartment building her family resides in. In "The Trouble with Normal", she played Claire Garletti, a group therapist for the other main characters of the series.