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Wed 29
According to Jim: Sympathy from the Devlins — Cynthia Stevenson
Jim befriends his obnoxious neighbors when he believes they bring good luck when he's watching the Chicago Bulls. Cindy: Cynthia Stevenson. Tim: Tim Bagley. Andy: Larry Joe Campbell. Cheryl: Countney Thorne-Smith. Dana: Kimberly Williams-Paisley.
Air Time & Details for Cynthia Stevenson, Wed 29, 4:30 pm -
Sat 1
Bob: P.C. or Not P.C. — Cynthia Stevenson
On her first day as a colorist, Trisha (Cynthia Stevenson) leads a revolt against the magazine's depiction of women. Bob: Bob Newhart. Harlan: John Cygan. Sharona: Christina Whitaker.
Air Time & Details for Cynthia Stevenson, Sat 1, 4:00 pm -
Sat 1
Bob: A Streetcar Named Congress-Douglas — Cynthia Stevenson
Bob and his poker pals (Bill Daily, Steve Lawrence, Dick Martin, John Cygan) try to comfort a player (Tom Poston) who's estranged from his wife, but it doesn't compare to the comfort he seeks in Kaye (Carlene Watkins).
Air Time & Details for Cynthia Stevenson, Sat 1, 4:30 pm
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Biography
About Cynthia Stevenson
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Dark-haired and petite American comic actress Cynthia Stevenson first made a name for herself appearing on various television shows during the 1980s. On television she was typically cast as flighty somewhat forgetful optimists. In 1990, Stevenson was the host of the unsuccessful syndicated My Talk Show, a parody of talk shows in which she interviewed unknown celebrities in her living room.
The show only lasted three months and nearly led Stevenson to leave acting. Then Robert Altman cast her as Bonnie Sherow in The Player. After that she won the second lead in Bob, a television sitcom starring Bob Newhart.
Despite favorable critical reviews, the show only briefly aired. More sporadic film and television work followed until 1995, when Stevenson's career finally took flight and she appeared in three major feature films, including Live Nude Girls. As icing on the cake, she also landed the role of Gloria on the television sitcom Hope & Gloria.