Amazon.com
Fern Rosenthal and Kay Clark are two women with almost nothing in common. Fern is a whining, kvetching Jewish socialite from "Lawngiland" (known to the rest of us as Long Island). Kay is a caring, optimistic, but naive bank teller from merry ol' England living in California to take care of her bedridden mother. Fern and her retired husband, Harry the pharmacist, are following their destiny; living in Boca Raton (Rat Mouth), Florida, dreaming of the day they will run the condo board. The sheepish Kay remains unmarried, but is always on the look out for a true love, wherever he may be. Fern spends much of her time dissecting her friends' and family's wardrobes and personalities, and strategically tosses around guilt, forcing others to succumb to her ways. Kay selflessly aids exiled Albanian royalty and houses illegal immigrant workers, all in the hopes of nabbing Mr. Right. The trait these two do share is that they both wear their emotions, hearts, and opinions on their sleeves for the whole world to bear witness. And with the talented Tracey Ullman breathing life into these lovely ladies, hilarity of course ensues.
--Rob Bracco