Mad About You
Young, urban newlyweds Paul and Jamie Buchman try to sustain their marital bliss while sidestepping the hurdles of love in modern life.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01Romantic ImprovisationsSep 23, 1992Rate
Paul and Jamie Buchman, a newlywed couple in Manhattan, begin to experience early marital challenges as they adjust to life together. After Jamie expresses concern about their changing relationship dynamic, Paul makes an effort to spend quality time with her. However, a miscommunication about social plans disrupts their attempt at a quiet evening together.
- 1.02Sofa's ChoiceSep 30, 1992Rate
Paul is particular about furniture names, and Jamie insists they make their first big joint purchase together, leading to a stressful department store visit where Paul has a panic attack. While there, Mark accidentally discovers something about Paul that he shouldn't.
- 1.03Sunday TimesOct 7, 1992Rate
Paul and Jamie spend a leisurely Sunday trying to decide how to spend their free time, choosing between a movie, a parade, or a museum visit, as they balance their plans against the potential disruptions of their friends' activities.
- 1.04Out of the PastOct 14, 1992Rate
Paul is initially thrilled to hear his ex-girlfriend is coming to New York, but his excitement turns to guilt, leading to awkward behavior when he invites Jamie to meet her at Riff's, much to Jamie's surprise and eventual agreement.
- 1.05Paul in the FamilyOct 21, 1992Rate
Jamie's parents, Gus and Theresa Stemple, stay for an extended and unwelcome visit, driving Jamie to the brink of insanity, leading her to offer Lisa money and a taxi ride to experience the chaos for herself.
- 1.06I'm Just So Happy for YouOct 28, 1992Rate
Paul receives a rejection from PBS for his film on Yankee Stadium on the same day Jamie successfully secures a major advertising account, causing their celebration to turn into a moment of disappointment.
- 1.07Token FriendNov 4, 1992Rate
Paul becomes hesitant to take the subway after encountering a former film school classmate, now working as a clerk at his local station.
- 1.08The ApartmentNov 11, 1992Rate
Paul and Jamie argue over his decision to keep subletting his old apartment to Kramer, leading to a heated fight that ends with Paul making a choice about the apartment and Jamie getting rid of a meaningful t-shirt, which she later regrets.
- 1.09Riding BackwardsNov 18, 1992Rate
Paul and Jamie enjoy Thanksgiving with her parents in Connecticut, while Mark and Fran argue and Selby and Lisa keep their distance. On the way home, however, tensions shift and relationships begin to change.
- 1.10Neighbors from HellDec 9, 1992Rate
The Buchmans have a rocky start with their new neighbors, Hal and Maggie Conway, and make several attempts to improve their relationship, but their efforts only seem to complicate things further.
- 1.11Met SomeoneDec 16, 1992Rate
The episode recounts the early days of Paul and Jamie's relationship, beginning with a casual meeting at a newsstand and Paul's efforts to reconnect with Jamie after she ends a relationship and feels unsettled. He brings her belongings to her office, and their bond grows as they share a dinner date.
- 1.12Maid About YouJan 6, 1993Rate
The Buchman family hires Masha, a once-a-week maid who proves to be very helpful, but she becomes increasingly distressed as her growing affection for Paul Buchman goes unnoticed.
- 1.13TogethernessJan 13, 1993Rate
Producer Jamie selects Paul to direct a new commercial for the New York City tourism campaign, hoping to collaborate creatively. But their close working relationship begins to blur professional boundaries. As their partnership intensifies, they discover that working too closely can lead to complications.
- 1.14Weekend GetawayJan 27, 1993Rate
Jamie's attempt to find solace in the countryside initially fails to lift her spirits, but when she finally feels better, she becomes determined to settle there permanently, taking up apple farming, gardening, and opening a Chinese restaurant.
- 1.15The Wedding AffairFeb 6, 1993Rate
On the bride's wedding day, Paul accidentally discloses a secret to her father, prompting him to pressure Jamie to reveal one of her own secrets, with regrettable consequences.
- 1.16Love Among the TilesFeb 13, 1993Rate
Paul and Jamie find themselves stuck in their bathroom on Valentine's Day and decide to make the most of their situation by engaging in a series of unconventional and humorous activities to pass the time.
- 1.17The BillionaireFeb 20, 1993Rate
A flamboyant billionaire approaches Paul with an enthusiastic request to produce a film about his life, while Paul brings on a new, low-key editor and cameraman whose calm demeanor contrasts sharply with the billionaire's intensity.
- 1.18The Man Who Said HelloFeb 27, 1993Rate
Paul's father gains unexpected media attention after an awkward encounter with Regis Philbin, which inadvertently casts Paul in a negative light. As the story unfolds, public perception turns against Paul, who is increasingly seen as an exaggerated and sensitive son.
- 1.19Swept AwayMay 1, 1993Rate
Jamie is concerned that Lisa is rushing into a serious relationship with her new boyfriend, Michael, and when Lisa and Michael decide to move in together after only knowing each other for a week, Paul attempts to intervene, though Jamie finds it difficult to remain detached.
- 1.20The Spy Girl Who Loved MeMay 8, 1993Rate
Jamie takes on Diane Caldwell, a retired television star, as a client. Paul and Ira, who idolized her in their childhood, begin competing for her attention, reverting to old behaviors. Ira wins Diane's favor and spends the night with her, but the next day, he discovers a revelation that changes everything.
- 1.21The PainterMay 15, 1993Rate
Jamie hires her ex-boyfriend Sherman to paint the apartment, which unsettles Paul. When Paul returns home, he discovers Sherman and Fran having sex in their bed, as Fran is stressed about moving out of Mark's apartment. Paul confronts Mark about their marriage, and although Jamie and Paul try to reconcile them, Mark and Fran decide to separate.
- 1.22Happy AnniversaryMay 22, 1993Rate
During the Buchmans' first anniversary celebration, Warren and Connie begin to develop feelings for each other, while Paul attempts to relive the past. Meanwhile, Fran and Mark, now separated, show no sign of reconciliation.
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Cast & Crew
536 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Paul Reiser
as Paul Buchman
Helen Hunt
as Jamie Buchman
John Pankow
as Ira Buchman
Leila Kenzle
as Fran Devanow
Anne Ramsay
as Lisa Stemple
Maui
as Murray
Cynthia Harris
as Sylvia Buchman
Louis Zorich
as Burt Buchman
Richard Kind
as Dr. Mark Devanow
Robin Bartlett
as Debbie Buchman
Judy Geeson
as Maggie Conway
Lisa Kudrow
as Ursula Buffay, Karen
Supporting cast
247Suzie Plakson
as Dr. Joan Golfinos, Dr. Joan Herman
Mo Gaffney
as Dr. Sheila Kleinman, Sheila the Therapist
Hank Azaria
as Nat Ostertag
Jeff Garlin
as Marvin Bluestone, Marvin
Tommy Hinkley
as Jay Selby
Abby Quinn
as Mabel Buchman
Kecia Lewis
as Tonya
Jerry Adler
as Mr. Wicker, Sgt. Panino
Carol Burnett
as Theresa Stemple
George Petrie
as Sid, Elevator Operator
Antoinette Lavecchia
as Lucia Francavella
Paxton Whitehead
as Hal Conway, First Hal
Jim Piddock
as Hal Conway, Logic Professor
David Strickland
as Hollis Pavel, Hollis, Sycophant #1
Spencer Klein
as Ryan Devanow
Larry Miller
as Lou Bonaparte
Steven Wright
as Warren Mermelman
Eric Stoltz
as Alan Tofsky
Patrick Bristow
as Troy, The Clerk
Bradley White
as Doug Berkus
Mel Brooks
as Uncle Phil
Fred Willard
as Henry Vincent
Penny Fuller
as Theresa Stemple
Cyndi Lauper
as Marianne Lugasso
Gates Mcfadden
as Allison Rourke
Anne Bobby
as Susannah
Alan Ruck
as Lance Brockwell
Harry Groener
as Lance Brockwell
Billy Morrissette
as Sanford Klarik
Carroll O Connor
as Gus Stemple
Meg Wyllie
as Aunt Lolly Stemple
Marva Hicks
as Remy
Sofia Hasmik
as Ashta
Randl Ask
as Jonathan, Waiter, Jonathan, Egyptian Waiter
Edward Asner
as Zigmund Klarik
Judyann Elder
as The Nurse, Nurse Lily
Jean Louisa Kelly
as Diane the Nurse
Ric Edinger
as Store Customer, Delivery Man #1, Stage Manager
Steve Paymer
as Dutch, Russell Bernard
Billy Barnes
as Piano Player, Mr. Edlin, Organ Player
John Karlen
as Gus Stemple
Tyrees Allen
as Bobby, Party Guest
Asif Ali
as Rishi
Elya Baskin
as Vladimir
Kimia Behpoornia
as Yasmeen
James Carville
as James Carville
David Steinberg
as Resident At Lobby Mailboxes, Bad Eulogizer, Director
Alison Martin
as Muriel
Dean Cameron
as Irwin
Lyle Lovett
as Lenny
Art Evans
as Ike, Ike, Paul's Editor
Kerri Green
as Stacey
Mark Schiff
as Max, Leo
Susan Blommaert
as Rita, the Cabby, Miss Grundy
Meagen Fay
as Connie
Bob Glouberman
as Daniel Kaufman, Buchmans' Lawyer
Phill Lewis
as Jim Weaver, Jason Disbrow
Mare Winningham
as Sarah McCain
Sherman Howard
as Explorer Channel Executive
Sam Lloyd
as Cousin David
Richard Portnow
as Arthur
John Michael Higgins
as Patrick
Ryan Stiles
as Boss, Video Vogue Manager
Markus Redmond
as Howard the Storekeeper (1996), Dr. Kekitch
Christopher Meyer
as Lucas Cooper
Fabiana Udenio
as Sophia
Florence Stanley
as Miriam Sass
Lou Cutell
as Eddie the Doorman, Eddie
Kristin Rogers
as PA Announcer, Patient #2
Kathleen Wilhoite
as Iris
Eugene Levy
as 1 episode
Pierrino Mascarino
as Giuseppe
Mary Matalin
as Mary Matalin
Steve Park
as Dr. Lee
Rick Overton
as Shepherd, Earl
Bill Saluga
as Mr. Fefvil, Racing Fan
Andrew Craig
as Al Spehr, Sisters of Charity Mover #1
Caitlin Alderton
as Claire McCain, Little Girl
Tony Edwards
as Man in the Store, Optician
Lili Taylor
as Arley
Jerry Lewis
as Freddy Statler
Bill Ingram
as Meat Delivery Man, Vegetarian
Carl Reiner
as Alan Brady
E J Callahan
as Gentleman, Celtic Fan
Beau Billingslea
as The Security Chief, Ralph Martoni
B J Ward
as Dr. Cathy, Announcer
Carol Ann Susi
as Woman Passenger, Female Passenger
Ron Frazier
as Guard, Museum Guard
Ralph Manza
as Saul, Campanella
Michael Richards
as Kramer, Cosmo Kramer
Estelle Getty
as Aunt Ida
Jean St James
as Mom, Mother
Regis Philbin
as Regis Philbin
Frederika Kesten
as Sandra, The Karaoke Waitress
Vito Scotti
as Antonio
Michael Moore
as Michael Moore
David Dunard
as Dan the Cop
Jim Lau
as Prof. Cho, Ng Lieu Cho
Dick Clark
as Dick Clark
Lance E Nichols
as Dr. Eckstine, Dr. Eckstein
John Gegenhuber
as Dr. Ben, Dr. Ray
Paul D Ambrosio
as Security Guard, The Security Guard
Paul Dooley
as Gus Stemple
Jerry Hardin
as Al
Nancy Dussault
as Theresa Stemple
Talia Balsam
as Debbie
Charles Shaughnessy
as Michael
Keone Young
as Al
Ken Jenkins
as Jack Farrer
John Fleck
as Ricky
Murphy Dunne
as Ned
Wendie Malick
as Carol
John Astin
as John Astin
Erick Avari
as Dr. Arzupian
Kim Hunter
as Millie Barton
Ernie Sabella
as Maurice
Simon Templeman
as Martin
Marita Geraghty
as Velma
Adilah Barnes
as Registrar #2
Caroline Aaron
as Trish Dawson
Jon Polito
as Ralphy
Clea Lewis
as Salesperson
Eric Christmas
as Bernard
Patrick Ewing
as Patrick Ewing
Bruno Kirby
as Virgil
Sid Caesar
as Uncle Harold
Marsha Warfield
as Birth Instructor
Scott Atkinson
as Doug the Handyman
Craig Bierko
as Gardner Mulloy
Max Wright
as Man in Elevator
Dan Castellaneta
as Rory O'Grady
Richard Belzer
as Detective Sharp
Robert Klein
as Stan Freitus
Steve Buscemi
as Howie Balinger
Lisa Edelstein
as Lynne Stoddard
Estelle Harris
as Barry's Mother
Al Ruscio
as Uncle Jules
Wayne Tippit
as Manny Gantz
Patrick Warburton
as Sam
Bradley Pierce
as Jed
Larry Hankin
as Bob the Security Guard
Rick Rossovich
as Sherman Williams
Barbara Feldon
as Diane 'Spy Girl' Caldwell
Parley Baer
as The Husband
Cameron Thor
as Rick
Robert Donley
as Scat King
Beata Pozniak
as Masha
David Ellzey
as Saul Beckner
Patrick Neil Quinn
as Gambler
Bud Sabatino
as Street Character
James W Sudik
as Irwin
Kenneth Tigar
as Norman Lark
Anita Gillette
as Claire Wicker
J D Daniels
as Edward Wagner
Allan Arbus
as Albert Urbont
Greg Collins
as Sergio
Dana Lee
as Mike
Louis Guss
as Mel Wertzel
Vince Grant
as Bob
Jack Shearer
as Manny Ganz
Ivory Ocean
as Issac
Sydney Brown
as Woman #1
Patty Toy
as Tammy
Richard Redlin
as Frank
Nancy Lenehan
as Dr. Wallach
Brian Mcnamara
as Doug
Pamela Dunlap
as Louise
Wendle Josepher
as The Assistant
Alexandra Bokyun Chun
as Cassandra (Gift Wrapping Clerk)
Richard Frank
as Director
Kevin Bacon
as Kevin Bacon
Chick Vennera
as Johnny
Paul Parducci
as Dante
Melanie Mayron
as Dorie the Astrologist
Shecky Greene
as Uncle Marty
Aaron Aames
as Pregnant Man
Reggie Lee
as Gardner's Assistant
Ana Gasteyer
as Yoga Woman
Stephen Tobolowsky
as Principal Hocksacker
Amy Hill
as Police Officer
Cynthia Lamontagne
as Melissa Larson
Jesse D Goins
as DiChristophoros' Lawyer
Adam Biesk
as Marianne's Date
Richard Roat
as Phillip
Michael Goldfinger
as Male Passenger
Sarah Partridge
as Audrey, who slaps Selby
David Arnott
as Lester
Maria Pitillo
as Mimi
William Newman
as The Waiter
Gregory Paul Martin
as Andrew
Ralph Bruneau
as Jim
Randy Graff
as Sharon, Paul's Elder Sister
Nancy Kerr
as Janey Beckner
Bill Fox
as Belden
Kevin Wommack
as Self
Kayla Carr
as Party Guest
Marjorie Wellin
as Waitress
Judith Hoag
as Doris
Andrea Elson
as Joanne
Charles Hallahan
as Sloopy' Dunbar
Iqbal Theba
as Cabbie
Dick O Neill
as Manny Barton
Andre Agassi
as Andre Agassi
David Beron
as Nick
Karla Tamburrelli
as Mrs. Astin
Luis Antonio Ramos
as Juan
Marty Rackham
as Phone Repair Man
Perry Anzilotti
as Roy Osterback
Al Berry
as Racing Fan
Darrell Kunitomi
as Kim
Lisa Waltz
as Didi
Wayne Wilderson
as Bank Executive
Gareth Williams
as Mikey
John Capodice
as Bill
Eric Lutes
as Mick
Dominic Hoffman
as Waiter
John O Leary
as Mr. Howard
Monica Allison
as Sycophant #2
Joyce Guy
as The Nurse
Jeremiah Morris
as Deli Guy
Brad Garrett
as The Nurse
Robert Costanzo
as Door Guy
Christopher Darga
as Akiba the Cameraman
John Toles Bey
as Homeless Guy
Julian Stone
as Dr. Griffin
Steven Gilborn
as Professor Tomassi
Phyllis Lyons
as Darla
Vasili Bogazianos
as Security Agent
Kevin Keckeisen
as Little Boy
Rita Wilson
as Lindsay Krbnsk
Nathan Lane
as Nathan Twilley
David Patrick Kelly
as Cabbie with Chicken
Sydney Pollack
as Dr. Sydney Warren
Ellen Degeneres
as Nancy Bloom
Rodney Van Johnson
as Park Ranger
Jenna Lynn Wexler
as Emily
Stomp
as Themselves
Anthony Beninati
as Masseur
Rhea Perlman
as Mrs. Ramona DiChristophoro
Abe Vigoda
as Kalman Wertzel
Jamie Farr
as Dry Cleaner
Edie Mcclurg
as Rosie
Tim Conway
as Clerk, Justice of Peace
Julius Tennon
as Officer #1
Alex Trebek
as Alex Trebek
Michael Buffer
as Announcer #2
Miles Marsico
as Zack Grundfest
Writers
49Andy Glickman
story editor21 episodes • 1998–1999, story editor
Andy Gordon
executive story editor (as Andrew Gordon)12 episodes • 1993–1994, teleplay by (as Andrew Gordon)2 episodes • 1993–1995, executive story editor (as Andrew Gordon), teleplay by (as Andrew Gordon)
Beth Fieger Falkenstein
story by2 episodes • 1993–1994, teleplay by1 episode • 1994, story by, teleplay by
Billy Grundfest
story editor19 episodes • 1993–1994, story editor, story by2 episodes • 1994, teleplay by1 episode • 1994, Writers, story by, teleplay by
Chris Case
story editor23 episodes • 1997–1998, story editor
Dan Greenburg
story by1 episode • 1994, story by
Dana Reston
story by1 episode • 1994, story by
Danny Jacobson
Writer, story by (Part 2)1 episode • 1994, story by (Part 2)
Daryl Rowland
story editor7 episodes • 1993, story editor, Writers
David Guarascio
story editor22 episodes • 1997–1998, story by1 episode • 1997, story editor, teleplay by1 episode • 1998, story by, teleplay by
David Steven Simon
story by2 episodes • 1997–1998, story1 episode • 1998, story by, story
Dean Young
story editor21 episodes • 1998–1999, story editor
Eileen Conn
executive story editor12 episodes • 1993–1994, teleplay by2 episodes • 1993–1995, executive story editor, teleplay by, Writers
Eric A Lee
staff writer 12 episodes • 1996–1997, staff writer (uncredited)
Frank Lombardi
story by1 episode • 1994, story by
Frank Van Keeken
executive story editor21 episodes • 1998–1999, executive story editor
Greg Schaffer
story editor21 episodes • 1998–1999, story editor
Hayes Jackson
executive story editor21 episodes • 1998–1999, executive story editor
Helen Hunt
story by2 episodes • 1999–2019, story by
Jack Burditt
story editor23 episodes • 1994–1995, story by1 episode • 1993, story editor, teleplay by (part 2)1 episode • 1995, story by, teleplay by (part 2)
Jeffrey Klarik
executive story editor13 episodes • 1994, teleplay by2 episodes • 1994–1995, executive story editor, story by1 episode • 1994, teleplay by, story by
Jeffrey Lane
teleplay by4 episodes • 1993–1995, story by3 episodes • 1994–1995, teleplay by, story by
Jenji Kohan
story by1 episode • 1997, story by
Jonathan Leigh Solomon
story editor24 episodes • 1996–1997, executive story editor22 episodes • 1997–1998, story editor, story by3 episodes • 1997–1998, executive story editor, story by
Julie Mandel Folly
staff writer12 episodes • 2019, staff writer
Kenny Schwartz
story editor10 episodes • 1996, teleplay by1 episode • 1996, story editor, teleplay by
Larry Charles
teleplay by1 episode • 1996, teleplay by
Leslie Caveny
executive story editor5 episodes • 1996, executive story editor
Lisa Debenedictis
story editor7 episodes • 1993, story editor, Writers
Lissa Levin
teleplay by1 episode • 1997, teleplay by
Liz Sagal
story by1 episode • 1996, story by
Maria Semple
teleplay by2 episodes • 1997, teleplay by
Mcnally Sagal
story by1 episode • 1996, story by
Monica Piper
story editor21 episodes • 1998–1999, story editor
Moses Port
story editor22 episodes • 1997–1998, story by1 episode • 1997, story editor, teleplay by1 episode • 1998, story by, teleplay by
Paul Reiser
Writer, story by2 episodes • 1999–2019, teleplay by2 episodes • 1999–2019, story by, teleplay by
Peter Tolan
Writer, story by1 episode • 2019, story by
Robert Peacock
story editor21 episodes • 1998–1999, story editor
Ron Darian
story editor36 episodes • 1995–1997, executive story editor11 episodes • 1997, story editor, story by1 episode • 1996, executive story editor, teleplay by1 episode • 1997, story by, teleplay by
Russ Woody
story by1 episode • 1994, story by
Scott Silveri
teleplay by1 episode • 1996, teleplay by
Seth Kurland
story editor13 episodes • 1995–1996, executive story editor9 episodes • 1996, story editor, executive story editor, story by1 episode • 1996, Writers, story by
Shana Goldberg Meehan
teleplay by1 episode • 1996, teleplay by
Sheila Lawrence
story editor (as Sheila R. Lawrence)16 episodes • 1998–1999, executive story editor (as Sheila R. Lawrence)5 episodes • 1999, story editor (as Sheila R. Lawrence), executive story editor (as Sheila R. Lawrence)
Steve Joe
story editor21 episodes • 1998–1999, story editor
Steve Paymer
story by1 episode • 1994, story by
Susan Dickes
story editor22 episodes • 1997–1998, executive story editor14 episodes • 1998–1999, story editor, story by1 episode • 1998, executive story editor, story by
Susu Keepman Lee
staff writer 12 episodes • 1996–1997, staff writer (uncredited)
Victor Levin
teleplay by4 episodes • 1994–1999, story by2 episodes • 1994–1999, teleplay by, story by
Producers
59Abby Gewanter
co-executive producer12 episodes • 2019, co-executive producer
Adam Markowitz
supervising producer21 episodes • 1998–1999, supervising producer
Andy Gordon
co-producer47 episodes • 1993–1995, co-producer
Barnet Kellman
co-executive producer22 episodes • 1992–1993, co-executive producer
Billy Grundfest
co-producer / supervising producer / consulting producer90 episodes • 1993–1999, co-producer / supervising producer / consulting producer
Bob Nickman
producer21 episodes • 1998–1999, producer
Brenda Hampton
supervising producer24 episodes • 1995–1996, supervising producer
Brian Volk Weiss
executive producer12 episodes • 2019, executive producer
Bruce Chevillat
producer / coordinating producer70 episodes • 1992–1995, producer / coordinating producer
Chris Case
co-producer (as Christopher Case) / producer (as Christopher Case)21 episodes • 1998–1999, co-producer (as Christopher Case) / producer (as Christopher Case)
Cisco Henson
producer12 episodes • 2019, producer
Craig Knizek
associate producer / producer / co-producer / supervising producer161 episodes • 1992–1999, associate producer / producer / co-producer / supervising producer
Craig Wyrick Solari
producer12 episodes • 2019, producer
Danny Jacobson
executive producer161 episodes • 1992–1999, executive producer
David Craig
associate producer47 episodes • 1996–1998, associate producer
David Steven Simon
consulting producer23 episodes • 1997–1998, consulting producer
Don Was
composer: theme music / producer: theme music
Eileen Conn
co-producer35 episodes • 1994–1995, co-producer
Elin Hampton
producer21 episodes • 1998–1999, producer
Geof Addison
associate producer59 episodes • 1997–1999, associate producer
Helen Hunt
executive producer / producer / co-executive producer80 episodes • 1996–2019, executive producer / producer / co-executive producer
Jeffrey Klarik
co-producer24 episodes • 1994–1995, co-producer
Jeffrey Lane
executive producer / co-executive producer69 episodes • 1992–1995, executive producer / co-executive producer
Jenji Kohan
producer24 episodes • 1996–1997, producer
Larry Charles
executive producer46 episodes • 1995–1997, executive producer
Linda Demeduk
associate producer21 episodes • 1998–1999, associate producer
Lisa Melamed
supervising producer23 episodes • 1997–1998, supervising producer
Lissa Levin
supervising producer23 episodes • 1997–1998, supervising producer
Liz Coe
consulting producer24 episodes • 1994–1995, consulting producer
Maria A Brown
supervising producer21 episodes • 1998–1999, supervising producer
Maria Semple
producer / supervising producer47 episodes • 1996–1998, producer / supervising producer
Marjorie Weitzman
coordinating producer / co-executive producer / supervising producer93 episodes • 1992–1996, coordinating producer / co-executive producer / supervising producer
Mary Connelly
supervising producer / coordinating producer68 episodes • 1996–1999, supervising producer / coordinating producer
Matt Ochacher
executive producer12 episodes • 2019, executive producer
Matt Tarses
consulting producer12 episodes • 2019, consulting producer
Michael Pelmont
executive producer12 episodes • 2019, executive producer
Mike Martineau
producer23 episodes • 1997–1998, producer
Moon Blauner
producer12 episodes • 2019, producer
Nick Alford
associate producer12 episodes • 2019, associate producer
Nikki Wood
associate producer12 episodes • 2019, associate producer
Pamela Eells
co-executive producer21 episodes • 1992–1993, co-executive producer
Pamela Norris
consulting producer24 episodes • 1995–1996, consulting producer
Paul Reiser
producer / executive producer172 episodes • 1992–2019, producer / executive producer
Penny Segal
associate producer12 episodes • 2019, associate producer
Peter Tolan
executive producer12 episodes • 2019, executive producer
Randi Mayem Singer
co-executive producer12 episodes • 2019, co-executive producer
Richard Day
co-executive producer24 episodes • 1996–1997, co-executive producer
Robert Heath
producer (as Bob Heath) / supervising producer (as Bob Heath)91 episodes • 1995–1999, producer (as Bob Heath) / supervising producer (as Bob Heath)
Roger Director
co-executive producer23 episodes • 1997–1998, co-executive producer
Russ Woody
co-executive producer4 episodes • 1993–1994, co-executive producer
Sally Lapiduss
co-executive producer21 episodes • 1992–1993, co-executive producer
Stacey Berns
associate producer1 episode • 1999, associate producer
Stephen Engel
consulting producer24 episodes • 1995–1996, consulting producer
Steve Paymer
co-producer45 episodes • 1992–1994, co-producer
Susan Dickes
co-producer7 episodes • 1999, co-producer
Trish Soodik
producer16 episodes • 1998–1999, producer
Victor Fresco
co-executive producer24 episodes • 1994–1995, co-executive producer
Victor Levin
executive producer / supervising producer / co-executive producer91 episodes • 1995–1999, executive producer / supervising producer / co-executive producer
William Cosentino
producer44 episodes • 1997–1999, producer
Other crew
262Douglas Hines
(as Doug Hines)6 episodes • 1992, as Doug Hines
Jodie Lynn Tillen
(as Jodie Tillen)13 episodes • 1992–1993, as Jodie Tillen
Judith Burke
(as Judy Burke)1 episode • 1993
Lee Shallat Chemel
(as Lee Shallat)4 episodes • 1993–1994, as Lee Shallat
Dennis Erdman
1 episode • 1992, Directors
Jerry Davis
1 episode • 1992, Editors
John Neal
1 episode • 1992, Editors
Robert Souders
1 episode • 1993
Brian K Roberts
1 episode • 1995
Brad Chiet
1 episode • 1999, Composers (uncredited)
Victor Levin
1 episode • 1999, Directors, written by24 episodes • 1994–1999, written by
Gloria Calderon Kellett
1 episode • 2019, Directors
Awards & Nominations
7 wins · 3 nominationsPrimetime Emmy Award
- Won1999Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series — Helen Hunt
- Nom1999Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series — Mel Brooks
- Won1998Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series — Helen Hunt
- Nom1998Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series — Mel Brooks
- Won1997Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series — Helen Hunt
- Won1997Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series — Carol Burnett
- Nom1997Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series — Mel Brooks
- Won1996Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series — Helen Hunt
- Won1995Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series — Carl Reiner
- Won1995Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series — Cyndi Lauper
Technical specs
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
- Sound mix
- Stereo
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- 164 episodes· 22 min
Also known as
- (English)Mad About You
- (Bulgarian)Луд съм по теб
Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- BrazilSep 23, 1992
- United StatesSep 23, 1992
- NetherlandsFeb 11, 1993
- SpainOct 26, 1993
- FranceJun 16, 1994
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