Eve
Genre	Sitcom
Created by	Meg DeLoatch
Starring	Eve Jason Winston George Ali Landry Natalie Desselle-Reid Brian Hooks Sean Maguire
Theme music composer	Missy Elliott and the Soul Diggaz
Opening theme	Performed by Missy Elliott
Composer(s)	Joe Staxx Armiques S. Wyche
Country of origin	United States
Language(s)	English
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	66 (List of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Bob Greenblatt David Janollari
Producer(s)	Trish Baker Anthony C. Hill Torian Hughes James Tripp-Haith
Running time	22 mins.
Broadcast
Original channel	UPN
Original run	September 15, 2003 – May 11, 2006
External links
Official website

Eve is an American sitcom television series that aired on the UPN network from September 15, 2003 to May 11, 2006.

Contents 1 Synopsis 1.1 Recurring cast and characters 2 Episodes 3 Production notes 3.1 Directors 3.2 Writers 4 Cancellation 5 Distribution 6 Syndication 7 References 8 External links

[edit] Synopsis

The show is named for its star, rapper Eve, and is about a trio of women who have their own boutique and clothing line. The show follows their dating lives and those of their three closest male friends. Its working title was Battle of the Sexes.

The clothing store and clothing line is Diva Style.

• Shelly Williams: The head of the trio of boutique operators/clothing designers/continuous daters. Played by Eve
• Jeremiah Thurgood "J.T." Hunter: The guy that dated Shelly in the beginning of the series but was just friends with her after season 1; a physical therapist (and later a medical student). They were briefly engaged in season 3 after he proposed to her, but they decided to just be friends. However, they still have a soft spot for each other at heart. Played by Jason Winston George
• Rita Lefleur: A former model and one of the trio of boutique operators/clothing designers/continuous daters; a former supermodel. Played by Ali Landry
• Janie Egins: One of the trio of boutique operators/clothing designers/married friend. Played by Natalie Desselle-Reid
• Nick Delaney: J.T.'s goofy playboy best friend; an auditor with the IRS. Played by Brian Hooks
• Donovan Brink: A friend of the others from England; manager of The Z Lounge. Played by Sean Maguire. He fulfills his dream of opening up a nightclub.

[edit] Recurring cast and characters

• Marty Egins: Janie's husband. Played by Reggie Gaskins
• Frances Hunter: J.T.'s mother. Played by Daphne Maxwell Reid
• Beverly Williams: Shelly's mother. Played by Penny Johnson Jerald

[edit] Episodes

[edit] Production notes

The series was created and co-executive produced by Meg DeLoatch. Series star Eve also served as a co-executive producer. Its theme song was performed by fellow rapper Missy Elliott and produced by Souldiggaz.

[edit] Directors Angela Barnes Mary Lou Belli Lee Shallat-Chemel Kim Fields Leonard R. Garner, Jr Micheline Lanctôt Ted Lange Stan Lathan Regge Life Art Manke Jody Margolin Alfonso Ribeiro Brian K. Roberts Arlene Sanford Eric Dean Seaton Gary Shimokawa Ken Whittingham

[edit] Writers Tiffany Anderson Michael Ajakwe, Jr. Trish Baker Randi Barnes Adrienne Carter Meg DeLoatch Judy Dent David W. Duclon Anthony C. Hill Janis Hirsch Torian Hughes Beverly D. Hunter Walt Kubiak Clay Lapari Gary Menteer Vivien Miejia David Podemski Van Whitfield David Wyatt

[edit] Cancellation

On April 10, 2006, UPN announced that Eve would not be moving to The CW (upon UPN's merger with the The WB) and was thus canceled along with All of Us (which was later renewed) and Half & Half.^[1]

[edit] Distribution

• United States of America on UPN
• Australia on Nine Network
• UK on Trouble
• South Africa on M-Net
• The Middle East and North Africa on Super Comedy
• Romania on ProCinema/MediaPRO

[edit] Syndication

Eve currently airs in syndication in the fall of 2006 on TV One.^[2]

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Eve at the Internet Movie Database
• Eve at TV.com