Gary David Goldberg (1944–2013)

An enjoyable light romantic comedy involving a recent divorcee who really doesn't want to start dating again, but her family is determined that she should resume her social life and meet some eligible men.

Some amusing moments, some great acting, and an enjoyable, undemanding and ultimately quite uplifting story - which really doesn't involve dogs all that much.

Recommended.

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Goldberg, a television writer and producer best known for Family Ties and Spin City, has written an interesting and easily-read autobiography. A significant portion of the story is about the love-of-his-life Diana, who seems to have been a steadying influence in his life. Goldberg's devotion to his family (he and Diana are the parents of two daughters) is illustrated by an anecdote in which he and Diana walk out of a dinner party at the home of a top Hollywood producer when the producer tells him that he cannot be successful in Hollywood and maintain a family life at the same time. Much of the story is also about Family Ties and his close relationship with star Michael J. Fox. Their friendship was tested later on, when they could not see eye-to-eye when working together a second time on the series Spin City. Goldberg and Diana now live in Vermont and seem to be enjoying a less-stressful lifestyle.… (meer)