Martin Cohen interview
Although Who’s the Boss? ends its eight-year run, across the pond in Britain, another version of the show called The Upper Hand is being produced.
The Upper Hand is now in its fourth season, using the original Who’s the Boss? scripts with only minor cultural and semantic changes.
Martin Cohen interview
Who’s the Boss? ends after an eight-year run on ABC. Tony and Angela’s will-they-won’t-they relationship finally has become a they-are relationship earlier this season, when the duo became an official couple. Will they marry in tonight’s episode? Executive producer, Martin Cohen:
We’ve been on a roller coaster for eight years.
Martin Cohen interview
Cohen tells USA Today that the series finale of Who’s the Boss? will be a happy one.
We will deliver on this romance. Tony and Angela are headed down the road to marriage.
Tony Danza interview
Danza talks with USA Today about Who’s the Boss? and how Tony and Angela finally get together after an eight-year will-they-won’t-they relationship.
We thought this would be a nice way to tie up the knot.
Tony and Angela finally get together
Tony and Angela finally get together after an eight-year will-they-won’t-they relationship. Danza exclaims:
We thought this would be a nice way to tie up the knot.
ABC interview
ABC-TV talks with USA Today about Who’s the Boss? as it drops from its top twenty position, despite that it is still popular and is renewed for an eighth season.
We see a major star in Tony Danza. Someone who is still immensely popular with the public. As you get into the sixth and seventh year, an aging process does occur, and we admit that the show doesn’t force you to watch like it used to.
Katherine Helmond interview
Helmond talks with The Associated Press, about how she is not quite like her Who’s the Boss? alter ego, Mona Robinson. Helmond is strong and confident and is in a marriage that has lasted 28 years.
In a lot of ways I’m like Mona. I’m not quite as blunt . . . not as wild as she is, but I’m straightforward and willing to take a risk.
Entertainment Tonight interview
Alyssa Milano talks to Entertainment Tonight, about her choice to try and do more grown-up things and break out of the squeaky clean mold.
I had never done a picture in a two-piece bathing suit
Receives Fairfield, CT, support
0 CommentsThe show, which is set in Fairfield, Connecticut, receives free sweatshirts, buttons, mugs, bumper stickers and a complimentary subscription of the town newspaper for the show’s cast and production crew. It is the town’s and Citizen-News appreciation for setting the show in Fairfield and also in celebration of the town’s 350th anniversary. Studio publicity director, Libby Gill:
We’re delighted that the real-life citizens of Fairfield enjoy their fictional counterparts.
Judith Light interview
Light talks about her love for Who’s the Boss? and how she would love to launch a film career after the series eventually ends.
I’m putting the energy out there.
Katherine Helmond interview
Helmond talks with The Associated Press and says that her role on Who’s the Boss? was originally supposed to be the sister of Angela, not the mother. They decided a mother-daughter duo would be better.
They read a lot of young ladies. But they felt it turned out to be kind of sour grapes. Each sister seemed a little envious of the other.
Tony Danza interview
Danza talks about being more than just the star of Who’s the Boss? He gets to try his hand at directing, as well as acting to every aspect of the show.
That’s my responsibility because if the show ever gets canceled, they ain’t gonna remember Marty Cohan or Blake Hunter, they’ll remember Tony Danza got canceled—that’s why I’m involved.