 The Anna Nicole Show first season DVD The Anna Nicole Show was a reality sitcom, starring the late model and Playboy Playmate Anna Nicole Smith. The show debuted on August 4, 2002 on E! Entertainment Television channel. Image File history File links The Anna Nicole Show season one DVD cover This is a DVD cover. ...
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Anna Nicole Smith (born November 28, 1967) is an American model, actress and buxom blonde celebrity, who first gained popularity as Playboy magazines 1993 Playmate of the Year. ...
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E! (Entertainment Television) is an American cable television and direct broadcast satellite network. ...
The show followed the exploits of Anna Nicole Smith and her entourage; much of the focus of the series was on the fact that Smith had become obese after falling out of the public eye, no longer received regular modelling or acting work, and, at the time of the series' debut, was in a precarious financial state after lavish spending sprees and the battle against her step-son-in-law for her deceased husband's fortune. Story arcs included Smith's alleged period of unwilling celibacy (which Smith referred to as "the dry spell); her struggle to cure her miniature poodle's habit of attempting intercourse with inanimate objects; her love-hate relationship with her toothless, redneck cousin; and her "fashion feud" with interior decorator Bobby Trendy. Perhaps intentionally (as indicated by the series' tagline, "It's not meant to be funny. It just is") many of the situations on the show were inexplicable or highly unlikely; for example, even in Smith's obese state, it was very unlikely that she could not find a single man willing to have sex with her, as she repeatedly claimed. Look up Entourage on Wiktionary, the free dictionary Entourage can mean: Microsoft Entourage, an email client Entourage, the topology term Entourage, the television series This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists pages that might otherwise share the same title. ...
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Although termed a reality show, many, if not all of the episodes began with situations contrived by the producers (ie, Smith goes to a dating service; Smith participates in a game show based on The Bachelorette); the show was a "reality show," however, to the degree that Smith and the other individuals interactions and reactions to the events occurring around them were unscripted. Reality television is a genre of television programming in which the fortunes of real life people (as opposed to fictional characters played by actors) are followed. ...
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It was cancelled in February 2004 due to low ratings, though some insiders cited "creative differences." Despite no longer being produced on a regular basis, the show has returned in a series of specials, the first of which aired shortly after Smith's much publicized weight loss and advertising campaign with Trimspa. 2004 : January - February - March - April - May - June - July - August - September - October - November - December- → // February 29, 2004 Jean-Bertrand Aristide resigns as president of Haiti and flees the country for the Central African Republic. ...
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In addition to Smith, the show also featured:
Kim "Kimmy/Kimmie" Walther - an overweight, purple-haired woman purported to be Smith's personal assistant. She claimed to be Smith's biggest fan and admirerer, insisting that she saw the "inner beauty" of Smith, which led her to getting a large tattoo of Smith on her shoulder and upper arm. Kimmie's ambiguous sexual orientation and the possibility of a lesbian relationship with Smith surfaced in several episodes.
Howard K. Stern - Smith's attorney, frequently portrayed as a cold, calculating mind who serves as Smith's right-hand-man; he frequently assumes the role of straight man. Stern's antagonistic relationship with interior decorator Bobby Trendy was a recurring plotline throughout most of the series. For the American radio and TV personality, see Howard Stern. ...
A straight man is a role in a comedy double act where a performer works with a comedian by setting up the situations or feeding the lines that allow their partner to make a joke. ...
Daniel Smith - Smith's teenage son. Though listed in the show's opening credits, his appearances were infrequent, and he often appeared to be somewhat camera shy. In his rare appearances, he was portrayed as somewhat of a foil to his mother's raunchy behavior. Daniel Wayne Smith (January 22, 1986–September 10, 2006) was the son of the late American actress and model Anna Nicole Smith, by her first husband, Billy Smith. ...
Sugar Pie - Smith's miniature poodle. The dog's tendency to attempt to have intercourse with various inanimate objects was a running gag on the show; according to Smith in one episode, the dog developed the habit after watching Smith have sex in the cowgirl position. In the second season of the show, Smith attempted to "cure" Sugar Pie of its sexual hang-ups through the help of an animal psychiatrist. The Poodle is a breed of dog; specifically, it is a gundog noted for its ability in the water. ...
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Bobby Trendy - A flamboyantly homosexual interior decorator, the quality of whose work displeased Smith, resulting in an elongated feud which served as the show's major ongoing plotline; he was somewhat of the show's primary antagonist. He was prone to making self-congratulatory bon mots about his own taste in fashion and clothing accessories and frequently went out of the way in the middle of conversation to list the brand names of the articles of clothing he was wearing. Had somewhat of a catchphrase in uttering the word "luxurious" in reference to himself or activities in which he participated. Bobby Trendy Bobby Trendy is fashion designer. ...
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Shelly - Anna Nicole Smith's cousin; she is portrayed as Smith's opposite. She never left the small town in which she grew up and is now an impoverished housewife with no teeth. She frequently arrives on Smith's doorstep without notice to request financial assistance or otherwise attempt to exploit their relationship for financial gain. Next to Bobby Trendy, she is the show's second most notable "antagonist." In the series finale, Shelly reveals that she plans to force herself and her husband into Smith's life permanently by moving into her house with or without permission.
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