I just wanna say that I love Veronica's Closet !!! That is one of the best american series. Kirstie Alley is a beautiful, talented and wonderful actress. And the others cast members ( especially Kathy and Wallace ) were so funny ! Even now ( that the series is over ), Veronica's Closet is still a very popular show here in Brazil. And I can't understand how a great sitcom like this has been canceled ... In my opinion, the best season was the second. All those situations between Ronnie and Alec were hilarious. Well, I hope that Kirstie Alley keep doing comedy series like Cheers and Veronica's Closet :)

Funny from the outset, with not only a great leading role (Alley) but fantastic support from Prosky and, notably, Kathy Najimy (yes, she of "Sister Act" fame.The series aired from 1997 to 2000 (with four episodes unaired on NBC and the UK).God I miss it!

Veronica's Closet was a very funny show, especially in its first and third seasons. But alas, it was the 2nd season that eventually killed it. Ron Silver's character was arrogant, unlikeable and boring. Killing him off in the beginning of the 3rd season was a wise move, but it was too late. Most of the viewers bailed by then. NBC did the right thing by adding the ditzy blonde opposite Veronica, but they failed to put Veronica's Closet in a GOOD time slot. It was cancelled while new episodes were never even aired - until now, on USA Network. Look at NBC now...it's cancelled more shows than any network...they should have just KEPT this show on Thursday nights at 9:30, and it would be enjoying it's 4th season...and so would I!

It's such a shame when networks decide that there's something wrong with their hit shows. "Veronica's Closet" is a perfect example. Instead of trying to keep the chemistry that made the show hysterical in the first season, they decided to tinker with it, cause its untimely death. When they dropped Robert Prosky and brought in Ron Silver to play Ronnie's new boss and love interest, Alec, it seems that they tried to re-create the chemistry Alley had on "Cheers," but Silver is no Ted Danson. I don't even like Ted Danson, but I wouldn't insult him by comparing the two! In the third season, after Alec's airhead bride pushed him into a volcano and took over the company, the show seemed to be getting back to its roots, but thanks to NBC's dumb idea to reschedule it, the series lost its core audience and was prematurely jerked from the airwaves. The final episodes, which didn't air until USA Network got a hold of them, were among the best, but sadly, NBC decided the show was over. . .Thanks so much to the brain-dead exec that cast Silver!