Still Standing

And you can tell that she's she's not in the tornado thing and she's in there.

She's on sitcoms called Still Standing, which was one of those kind of basic sitcoms.

It went three or four years, but she's been around.

So she's a she's a good she's a good get for Seinfeld, I think, at that point, a little early in her career.

But the ending of Erica going, you either is just amazing.

Jamie Girtz, she's, you know, if you're watching, if you want to be on the show, we'd love to have you.

But in general, like in Twister, she's meant to be like we're not supposed to like her and still standing with throwaway sitcom.

It's one of those I call it canned sitcoms, right? It's just the basic jokes and laughter.

he'd hit rock bottom.

Then in 2002, a lifeline, Arnett was cast in the pilot for a show called Still Standing.

Still Standing was about a Chicago couple.

He sells toilets.

She fixes teeth, who were once party animals turned parents of three, trying to balance their jobs, their kids, their neighbors.

In the heyday of Everybody Loves Raymond, King of Queens, oh, and Yes, Dear.

The show Mike O'Malley landed after the Mike O'Malley show didn't go, which stayed on the air for six years.

Still Standing would be Arnett's third CBS pilot, fourth pilot overall.