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Sean Hayes, of “Will and Grace” fame (and the unintentional focus of a recent flap over a Newsweek article on the non-question of whether gays can play straight; Hayes hosts Sunday’s Emmys) is the producer. “Frasier” writer Suzanne Martin is in attendance.
After the Brass Girls all get their taglines and funny bits in the pilot (the best: Jane Leeves, the morning after, licking last night’s french fry grease out of the pores on her forearm), White comes on in a pink track suit as the “caretaker” of a rented house in Cleveland, where they all decide to “summer.”
White gets laugh-track giggles by calling them all prostitutes. Leeves makes nasty Oprah and Maya Angelou jokes until coming right out to ask White, “What’s the deal with old ladies and track suits?”

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