Jenna Elfman says the career-driven lawyer of her new sitcom "Courting Alex" wasn't deliberately meant to be the opposite of the yoga teacher of her old sitcom, "Dharma & Greg." An attorney used to working long hours at a New York firm, Elfman's Alex character is confronted with the prospect of romance with a free-spirited man. Says Elfman, "I think we are seeing a contemporary woman at the peak of her accomplishment in life in terms of work, and now we are starting to knock on the door of 'What else?'"
February 01, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Jenna Elfman says the career-driven lawyer of her new romantic sitcom “Courting Alex” wasn’t deliberately created to be the polar opposite of the free-spirited yoga teacher of her previous romantic sitcom, “Dharma & Greg.”
“I didn’t set forth to make sure I did something different from Dharma, because I don’t think the creative process lends itself to trying not to be something,” she says.
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