Foley Square

Foley Square was a short-lived sitcom that centered on the life of Molly, a young assistant district attorney in New York City. The series explored her professional challenges and personal life as she navigated the complexities of her career and relationships in the bustling city. It followed her attempts to balance her demanding job with her social life and familial interactions, often leading to humorous situations.

Foley Square received mixed to negative reviews from critics and struggled to find an audience, leading to its cancellation after only one season. While it featured a talented cast, the writing and storylines were often criticized for being uninspired and formulaic. The show failed to distinguish itself in the competitive sitcom landscape of the mid-1980s.

• The show lacked originality and compelling characters.
• Its humor was considered dated and predictable by many.
• Critics found the premise to be uninspired and quickly forgettable.

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The show was originally intended to be a vehicle for Anne Meara, but it shifted focus to Margaret Colin's character before airing.