
Jack & Jill (1999)
Synopsis
A lighthearted romantic comedy about post-collegiate life, love and career in New York City.
Seasons
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Temporada 1 1999 · 19 episodes
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Temporada 2 2001 · 13 episodes
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Especiais 1 episodes
Cast
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Ivan Sergei David 'Jill' Jillefsky
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Amanda Peet Jacqueline 'Jack' Barrett
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Justin Kirk Bartolomew 'Barto' Zane
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Sarah Paulson Elisa Cronkite
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Jaime Pressly Audrey Griffin
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Simon Rex Michael 'Mikey' Russo
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Bill Macy Stanley Ashton
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Chad Willett Jonathon Appel
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Elisa Donovan Annie
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Clayton Rohner Dante
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Kathryn Harrold Hannah Jillefsky
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Lindsay Price Emily Cantor
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Ed Quinn Peter McCray
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Markus Flanagan Hugh Westland
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Elizabeth Berkley Gabi
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Channon Roe Nolan
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Randee Heller Mrs. Weyman
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Rebecca Romijn Paris Everett
Production
- StatusEnded
- NetworkThe WB
- CountriesUnited States
- First aired09/26/1999
- votes21
Crew
- Michael Pavone Director
- David Petrarca Director
- Mel Damski Director
- Dennie Gordon Director
- Michael Katleman Director
- Stephen Cragg Director
- James Frawley Director
- Randall Miller Director
- Keith Samples Director
- Alan Myerson Director
- John Whitesell Director
- Lev L. Spiro Director
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Questions about the series Jack & Jill
What is Jack & Jill about?
Jack & Jill: A lighthearted romantic comedy about post-collegiate life, love and career in New York City.
How many seasons does Jack & Jill have?
Jack & Jill has 2 seasons, with 32 episodes in total.
Is Jack & Jill still running?
Jack & Jill has ended in 2001.
How long is each episode of Jack & Jill?
Each episode of Jack & Jill runs about 43 minutes.
Who stars in Jack & Jill?
The cast of Jack & Jill includes Ivan Sergei, Amanda Peet, Justin Kirk, Sarah Paulson and Jaime Pressly.
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Trivia
- It premiered on September 26, 1999 and the last episode aired on April 11, 2001 — 2 years on air.
- It has 2 season(s) and 32 episode(s) — about 16 per season.
- It originally aired on The WB.
- It is a production from: United States.
- This series' quiz has 9 questions.
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