MC: Have you stayed in touch with any of the cast? But the episode where I was a boy was a blast too. It was so fun to play a girl with an addiction on a fun family comedy, even if it was pancakes.
MJH: I loved the "Pancake Madness" episode. MC: What was your favorite episode to film? But we ended up being the fan favorite and held our spot on that network (even forcing Everybody Loves Raymond to move to a different night of the week) for four years until we moved to WB for the final three seasons.
They were counting on Clueless the show to be the big hit we were just the little show that would follow that. But even once the show was on the air, the network didn't really support it the first season. She got three offers in the room for the series and we decided ABC was the right home because we were fans of the TGIF lineup and felt it was the right place for our show. I produced the movie with my mom first and then we spun it off for the series, so I was the boss and the star, which was a nice place to be. She always knew it would make an incredible series but no one would listen, until she cut together a trailer from the movie and pitched it to all four major networks at the time. She is the one who was handed the Archie Comic book on a playground at my sister's school in Manhattan and sold it to Viacom as a Showtime movie. My mom doesn't get nearly enough credit for her job as the woman spearheading the show. Not just an actor for hire but a voice in the production as well. MJH: I produced the movie with my mom first and then we spun it off for the series, so I was the boss and the star, which was a nice place to be.
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