TV SERIES · 1997– · USA
Just Shoot Me!
21 archived facts 4 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026
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Throughout the series Nina constantly mentions her friend Binnie. However, Binnie would not first "appear" until Nina saw her as a ghost in one of the final episodes of season 7. Finch and Elliott were shown in a season 3 episode not believing she was real, so they forced their way into Nina's apartment after her surgery. But when they see her, they find her completely covered in bandages.
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At the start of season 7, Rena Sofer joined the cast as Vicki. Because of the extremely erratic airing of season 7, several unaired episodes were broadcast after the series finale when the show was cancelled. About halfway through the season, Vicki suddenly disappears for the rest of the season. Her disappearance is explained in one of the previously unaired episodes, in which she resigns from Blush and is written out of the series.
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Brian Posehn played Kevin in 29 episodes from season 4 to season 7, making him by far the most frequently appearing guest star on the series. Although Kevin was a prominent character in the magazine, he was never a regularly featured character on the show, nor was Posehn ever a main cast member.
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Dennis Finch's (David Spade) father is played by Brian Dennehy. Spade co-starred with Chris Farley in Tommy Boy (1995). Farley played Tommy, and Dennehy played his father. Spade also co-starred with Patrick Warburton in Rules of Engagement (2007). Warburton's character's father is played by Dennehy. Spade, Warburton and Wendie Malick all starred in The Emperor's New Groove (2000).
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From the second half of this season through the final two seasons, Elliott is almost never seen in his office or at work; for most of the story he is merely the butt of jokes or is seen just "hanging" around Finch's desk, and he is not shown actively taking part in any administrative decision at the magazine. After his breakup with Maya, it is assumed that he is no longer the respected employee he was alongside Jack and now has fewer responsibilities, but that Jack keeps Elliott on staff for reasons only Jack knows. It must also be assumed that the writers ran out of ideas for the character and kept him "being there at work" for reasons only the producers know.
