Bob Patterson is a 2001 television
sitcom starring and written by
Jason Alexander, who had previously been one of the leading cast members in
Seinfeld. Another writer who worked on the show is
Ira Steven Behr (who was the executive producer of
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine). It was directed by
Robby Benson and
Barnet Kellman. The show debuted on
ABC on October 2, 2001 and the final episode aired October 31, 2001. The show was cancelled after only five episodes aired.
Synopsis
The show revolves around fictitious motivational speaker Bob Patterson, who is popular with millions of people across America, thanks to his books
I Know More Than You and
I Still Know More Than You. Friction between his job and family occurs due in part to Bob's self-absorbed nature and complete lack of self-awareness, an ironic quality for someone whose job is supposed to be selflessly, motivating others to improve their lives.
Cast
Episodes
- Pilot (10/2/01)
- Honest Bob (10/9/01)
- Naked Bob (10/16/01)
- Awards Bob (10/24/01)
- Bathroom Bob (10/31/01)
- Family Bob (UNAIRED)
- Paranoid Bob (UNAIRED)
- Clown Bob (UNAIRED)
- Mentor Bob (UNAIRED)
- Wheelchair Bob (UNAIRED)
Catch Phrases
- "No is only yes to a different question."
- "The only thing between you and your goals is you.......and your goals."
- "You are the U in the Universe."
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