Beggars and Choosers
TV-MA
8.1
1999
Comedy
Beggars and Choosers is a comedy-drama series broadcast by Showtime. Developed by Peter Lefcourt and Brandon Tartikoff, the series was a comedic, behind-the-scenes look at network television. Its 42 episodes aired between June 19, 1999 and December 12, 2000.
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- Cast：
- Brian Kerwin , Tuc Watkins , Colin Cunningham , Christina Hendricks , Sherri Saum , Justin Carroll , Carol Kane , Charlotte Ross , Isabella Hofmann , Keegan Connor Tracy
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EP1 - PMS.COM
June. 27,2000
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EP2 - Fifty Three Percent Solution
July. 04,2000
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EP3 - Sex and Violence
July. 11,2000
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EP4 - Dog Day Afternoon
July. 18,2000
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EP5 - The Naked Truth
July. 25,2000
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EP6 - An Asian in the Sun
August. 01,2000
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EP7 - The Leak
August. 08,2000
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EP8 - Hello Dalai
August. 15,2000
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EP9 - Zero Tolerance
August. 22,2000
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EP10 - The Wartime Consigliere
August. 29,2000
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EP11 - Be Careful What You Wish For
September. 05,2000
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EP12 - Killer Sushi
September. 12,2000
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EP13 - The Woodhouse Conundrum
December. 05,2000
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EP14 - Moles, Meatloaf & Myrna Loy
December. 12,2000
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EP15 - Fathers & Sons
January. 02,2001
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EP16 - Hitting the Bottle
January. 09,2001
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EP17 - Golf War Syndrome
January. 16,2001
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EP18 - We'll Always Have Burbank
January. 23,2001
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EP19 - From Russia with Love
January. 30,2001
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EP20 - The Long Goodbye
February. 06,2001
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