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Frannie's Turn: Creado por Chuck Lorre. Con Miriam Margolyes, Alice Drummond, Tomas Milian, Phoebe Augustine. Frannie is a happy, outgoing seamstress dealing with her old-style spouse Joseph and her overbearing boss, Armando.
Frannie's Turn is an American sitcom television series that premiered on CBS on September 13, 1992, and ended on October 10, 1992. The series was the first show Chuck Lorre ever created, after his time as a writer for Roseanne.
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Overview. Frannie Escobar, a middle-aged working class woman of Cuban-American extraction who decides she's sick and tired of being a second-class citizen at home and at work. Chuck Lorre. Creator. Full Cast & Crew. Last Season. Season 1 of Frannie's Turn premiered on September 13, 1992. (1x5, October 10, 1992) View All Seasons. Social. Reviews 0.
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Frannie's Turn was a Syndication network sitcom series created by Chuck Lorre, starring Miriam Margoyles in the lead role.
The show aired from September 13 to October 10, 1992, lasting for only one season & 6 episodes.
Set on Staten Island, New York, the series centered on Frannie Escobar, a homemaker whose life is making her crazy, but with laughter, wisdom & plenty of heart, she copes with the ups and downs of everyday life with her cantankerous Cuban husband Joseph, his eccentric mother, their dim-witted son and headstrong daughter.
•Miriam Margolyes as Frannie Escobar
•Tomas Milian as Joseph Escobar
•Phoebe Augustine as Olivia Escobar
•Stivi Paskoski as Eddie Escobar
•Alice Drummond as Rosa Escobar
•Taylor Negron as Armando
S1.E3 ∙ Sex and Saints. Rosa claims to have encountered St. Monica and though Frannie and Joseph dismiss her they are unable to rule out divine intervention to improve their less than heavenly love life.
Frannie Escobar is a homemaker whose life is making her crazy. But with laughter, wisdom and plenty of heart, Frannie copes with the ups and downs of everyday life with her cantankerous Cuban husband Joey, his eccentric mother, their dim-witted son, and their headstrong daughter.
