Hearts Afire

Hearts Afire (1992-1995)

EndedScripted showComedy, Romance

Hearts Afire was a romantic comedy set in Washington, D.C. and centered on a senator's aide and a political reporter whose professional disagreements masked a growing attraction for one another. The series was itself a satire on current affairs in Washington, D.C.

In the second season, the show abruptly changed its setting to the Southern town where John Hartman grew up; he returns to take over the town's failing newspaper, and his wife and several of the other cast members joined him there.

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Scheduleevery Saturday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S03E13John and Georgie's Not-So-Excellent Adventurefévr. 1, 1995
S03E12Group Therapyjanv. 25, 1995
S03E11Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Hartmanjanv. 18, 1995
S03E10Help Wantedjanv. 11, 1995
S03E09The Perfect Christmasdéc. 10, 1994
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Hearts Afire premiere?

Hearts Afire premiered on September 14, 1992.

Who were the creators of Hearts Afire?

Linda Bloodworth-Thomason and Harry Thomason were the creators of Hearts Afire.

Which TV network broadcasted Hearts Afire?

Hearts Afire was broadcasted on CBS.

Who played the lead roles in Hearts Afire?

Markie Post and John Ritter played the lead roles in Hearts Afire.

What was the plot of Hearts Afire?

Hearts Afire followed the lives of John Hartman, a conservative political columnist, and Georgie Anne Lahti, a liberal social worker, who fall in love and try to balance their opposing political views while also dealing with their complicated personal lives.

How many seasons did Hearts Afire have?

Hearts Afire had three seasons.

Who played the role of John Hartman?

John Ritter played the role of John Hartman.

Who played the role of Georgie Anne Lahti?

Markie Post played the role of Georgie Anne Lahti.

What other TV show did Linda Bloodworth-Thomason and Harry Thomason create?

Linda Bloodworth-Thomason and Harry Thomason also created Designing Women.

How many episodes did Hearts Afire have?

Hearts Afire had a total of 54 episodes.

Did Hearts Afire win any awards?

Yes, Hearts Afire won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Costume Design for a Series in 1993.

Did Hearts Afire receive positive reviews from critics?

The show received mixed reviews from critics. Some praised its strong cast and witty writing, while others criticized its political commentary and lack of depth in characters.

Was Hearts Afire a popular show during its time?

Hearts Afire was moderately successful in its first two seasons, but its ratings declined in the third season and it was eventually canceled.

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