Welcome to New York

2000

Welcome to New York

7.3 | TV-PG | en | Comedy

Welcome to New York is a television sitcom that aired on CBS. The show starred Jim Gaffigan, who played a weatherman from Fort Wayne, Indiana, who then moved to New York and worked as a meteorologist for fictional morning news show called "AM New York". Christine Baranski played Marsha Bickner, the larger-than-life, tightly-wound producer of "AM New York" who hired Jim, but tends to forget the details about his life - like where he moved from. The show premiered October 11, 2000 and aired until January 17, 2001. CBS canceled the show due to low ratings.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP16 The Perks

Jan. 01,0001

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EP15 Dusting Diva

Jan. 01,0001

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EP14 The Party

Jan. 01,0001

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EP13 The Brother

Jan. 17,2001

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EP12 The Stalker

Jan. 15,2001

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EP11 The Memo

Jan. 10,2001

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EP10 The Cat and the Rat

Jan. 03,2001

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EP9 Limos and Lines

Dec. 13,2000

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EP8 It's Hard to Meet Intelligent Women

Nov. 29,2000

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EP7 Dr. Bob

Nov. 22,2000

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EP6 The Crier

Nov. 15,2000

Jim tries to reserve a company condo---for on-air talent only---for Marsha, and the corporate liaison revokes the staff's perks until Jim reveals whom the reservation is for. Amy: Sara Gilbert. Adrian: Rocky Carroll. Jim: Jim Gaffigan.

EP5 The Car

Nov. 08,2000

Marsha gets Jim the most sought-after cleaning lady in New York (Margo Martindale), but a slip of the tongue gets Jim---and Marsha---swept off the list. Star Jones has a cameo. Phillipe: John McMartin. Amy: Sara Gilbert. Adrian: Rocky Carroll.

EP4 Jim Gets a Wig

Nov. 01,2000

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EP3 Jim Gets an Apartment

Oct. 25,2000

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EP2 Tickets

Oct. 18,2000

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EP1 Pilot

Oct. 11,2000

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7.3 | TV-PG | en | Comedy | More Info

Released: 2000-10-11 | Released Producted By: CBS Productions , Worldwide Pants Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Christine Baranski , Jim Gaffigan , Anthony DeSando

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Cast

Christine Baranski

as Marsha Bickner

The Gilded Age Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square On Broadway Fancy Nancy Every Act of Life Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again The Good Fight Michael Jackson's Halloween A Bad Moms Christmas

Jim Gaffigan

as Jim Gaffigan

Linoleum Hotel Transylvania: Transformania Luca Jim Gaffigan: Comedy Monster Tesla Most Wanted I've Got Issues Target Number One Jim Gaffigan: The Pale Tourist

Anthony DeSando

as Vince Verbena

The Madness Inside Me Mob Town Freeheld Fighting Beer League Hysterical Blindness Plan B Welcome to New York Party Girl

Reviews

MattWard As I watched the first episode I thought this was going to be one of those series to die fast and fade quickly, but now I have to admit there were better things to come. As the series has progressed the episodes have gotten better with better scripts and the cast is finally becoming used to their roles... I still have doubts that CBS will keep the series for a second season due to the poor (but decent) ratings, but it does have potential and will probably be one of those series to be cancelled before its time.

Rosemea D.S. MacPherson Christine Baranski (Cybill) "Marsha Bickner" in the show, is a multi-talented woman she acts, sings. I think she that she is really good, in all the things she does. She was my favorite character in Cybill. She was and is witty. I enjoyed the show which has that New York, Seinfeld, Neil Simon, type of rhythm. The opening of the show has that Broadway theater type of entrance.The script was very funny, and Christine Baranski is really good about playing those powerful yet excessively needy type of women.I have always liked those shows where they do a live broadcast, such Mary Tyler Moore and Murphy Brown. Both of those shows ran many seasons. In the first episode of the show, that cocky guy asking why the guy from Indiana wore glasses, his answer was: to see! Duh, that was quite funny. I know that feeling. I had some lots of class mates in law school who wore glasses just to look smart! Ha! That is a reality for those who feel they have to live up to an image. I loved the show and wish it does well for many seasons to come.

luzerne1 You have to love Studios Usa one of the major studios that says we won't be like 20th Century Fox and make almost every show you can think of for the network's. Welcome to New York worked for me for the intro perspective of Gaffigan and Christine. The other stars worked in their limited roles. But it really didn't give away the sugar induced details that will make you return for me. Unlike Bette that seemed hyped this show stuns you because it is different. Studios Usa made Brother's Keeper which I really loved hopefully this show hangs around. Now if the studio sticks behind this show it will work. Remember if the show doesn't work it is the studio. Welcome to New York scored an 88/100 for its first try as it surged 23 notches ahead of Bette.