On The Spot premiered on WB on March 20, 2003. The television comedy, reimagined. The series is a partially scripted/partially improvised half-hour comedy series that relies on the participation of the audience and the quick wit of the cast members to move the story along - always in surprising new directions - and provide non-stop laughs along the way. On The Spot may look like a sit-com and sound like a sit-com, but it's really a high-wire comedy act without a net. Each fast-paced episode has a storyline, but instead of the usual scripted jokes, rehearsed performances and laugh tracks, On The Spot is largely improvised. The clever ensemble cast is kept on its toes by audience suggestions that can turn each week's plot upside-down in a heartbeat. The audience is an integral part of each episode of On The Spot. Not only do they offer suggestions for each week's plot, they may find themselves on camera as hotel guests and patrons in the lounge.
Cast
• May 17, 2008
Host ...................................................... Charles Esten
Mr. Henderson ............................................. Tim Conway
Jeff Miller ............................................... Jeff Bryan Davis
Brenda .................................................... Erinn Carter
Fifi ...................................................... Mindy Sterling
The Professor ............................................. Mike Hitchcock
Caramel ................................................... Arden Myrin
Monty ..................................................... Jordan Black
Ensemble Player ........................................... Lance Barber
Ensemble Player ........................................... Lindsey Stoddart
Band Leader ............................................ Dweezil Zappa
Episodes
• May 17, 2008
Season 1 (2002-2003)
5 Episodes In Season 1
Pilot (Originally Aired 3/20/2003)
Little Brenda Dynamite (Originally Aired 3/27/2003)
On The Spot premiered on WB on March 20, 2003. The television comedy, reimagined. The series is a partially scripted/partially improvised half-hour comedy series that relies on the participation of the audience and the quick wit of the cast members to move the story along - always in surprising new directions - and provide non-stop laughs along the way. On The Spot may look like a sit-com and sound like a sit-com, but it's really a high-wire comedy act without a net. Each fast-paced episode has a storyline, but instead of the usual scripted jokes, rehearsed performances and laugh tracks, On The Spot is largely improvised. The clever ensemble cast is kept on its toes by audience suggestions that can turn each week's plot upside-down in a heartbeat. The audience is an integral part of each episode of On The Spot. Not only do they offer suggestions for each week's plot, they may find themselves on camera as hotel guests and patrons in the lounge.
