Kim Gillingham Movies

A man introduces his wife to his family at their most dysfunctional in this independent comedy drama. Theo (Jack Kerrigan) is trying to figure out what to do with himself after losing his job when he gets a call from his mother (Sandra Seacat) -- it seems his father (Mitchell Edmonds) was cleaning a gun and it accidentally discharged, and his mother would like to get the family together for a reunion while his father recuperates. Against his better judgment, Theo decides to attend, and his wife, Beth (Kim Gillingham), tags along, even though he's warned her that the get-together isn't likely to be much fun. Despite his current bout of depression, it soon becomes obvious that Theo is the best adjusted member of the family -- his sister Jennifer (Alice Ellis) has been forced to move back in with her folks, Darryl (Sasha Jenson) is addicted to self-help and positive thinking texts, his mother covers her anxieties with an aggressively cheerful facade, and his father is a quietly desperate man with nowhere to go and nowhere to turn. A Little Crazy was screened at the 2004 Method Fest. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

With the help of Ross (David Schwimmer), Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) does her first load of laundry -- hence the title of this episode (and remember that name: "Überweiss"). Joey (Matt LeBlanc) persuades Monica (Courteney Cox) to pose as his girlfriend so that he can win back a former sweetie. And Chandler (Matthew Perry) wants to lose his obnoxious girlfriend, Janice (Maggie Wheeler, in her first series appearance), but can't figure out the best way to do it. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Two business rivals, a domineering careerwoman (Mary Crosby) and her rival (Peter Scolari), make life hard for each other while scratching their way to the top. ~ John Bush, Rovi