Synopsis: From the Emmy Award-winning creators of NBC’s "Will & Grace" comes this comedy about a talented young TV producer who arrives in Miami to revamp the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Jake Silver (Mark Feuerstein, The West Wing) risks taking the job when he sets eyes on the show’s beautiful, down-to-earth hair stylist Dylan (Ashley Williams, "Indian Summer"), who wows him like nobody before -- and presents a romantic challenge.

As Jake sets about to transform the station into a winner, he inherits a carnival of clowns, including a pompous host, Gavin Stone, who resents Jake and resists his influence; Lucia Rojas-Miller (Tessie Santiago, "The Queen of Swords"), a self-centered and ditzy Cuban-American co-host who’s devoted to her frou-frou mutt, and Frank Alfano (Jere Burns, "Something So Right"), a highly insecure -- and sometimes groveling -- station manager.

Making her return to network television, four-time Emmy Award nominee Suzanne Pleshette ("The Bob Newhart Show") also stars as Jake’s outspoken grandmother, Claire, who provides him with unwanted but earthy advice; Brooke Dillman ("The Wayne Brady Show") plays Sister Brenda, a seemingly meek but volcanic nun who territorially guards her weather-casting chores, and Constance Zimmer is Frank’s neurotic assistant, Penny. (Courtesy NBC Entertainment, 2003)

The Cast:
Jere Burns as Frank Alfano
Brooke Dillman as Sister Brenda
Mark Feuerstein as Jake Silver
Suzanne Pleshette as Claire
Tessie Santiago as Lucia Rojas-Miller
Ashley Williams as Dylan Messinger
Constance Zimmer as Penny
Matt Letscher as Gavin Stone

Production Credits:
Good Morning, Miami is a production of Warner Bros. Television. Max Mutchnick & David Kohan (Will & Grace) are the executive producers.

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