Depends on What Fails (Episode List)

Depends on What Fails is a television drama program on NBC (GoAnimate in Real Life) also known as NBC's Must See Friday Night from 1999 to 2009, the voices of the crew were Thought Jacker (Eric Dane), Intensive Karen (Monica Potter), Mr. Egypt (Dylan McDermott), Incredible Miguel (Richard Belzer), Candice Bowen (Rhona Mitra) and George Green (Craig T. Nelson), the show was created by Peter Engel. The ten seasons were premiered its run on September 17, 1999 and ended its run on May 16, 2009.

Production Companies
Peter Engel Productions Industry Entertainment Pilot Boy Productions (2001-2007) Universal Television (1997-2004) NBC Universal Television (2004-2007) Universal Media Studios (2007-2009)

Distributor
Universal Pictures

Aspect Ratios
480i/720p (4:3 SDTV/16:9 HDTV)

GoAnimate in Real Life
NBC (National Broadcasting Company)

Length
60 minutes

Season 1 (1999-2000)
Written by: Peter Engel, Directed by: David Platt Written by: Peter Engel, Directed by: David Platt Written by: John Chambers and Wendy West, Directed by: Constantine Makris Written by: Lisa Marie Petersen, Directed by: Rick Rosenthal Teleplay by: René Balcer, Story by: Peter Engel, Directed by: Clark Johnson Written by: John Chambers, Directed by: Clark Johnson Written by: Wendy West, Directed by: Jean de Segonzac Written by: Linda Gase and Paul Manning, Directed by: Peter Markle Written by: Peter Engel, Directed by: Lesli Linka Glatter Written by: Robert Palm and Wendy West, Directed by: Laura Innes Teleplay by: Samantha Howard Corbin, Story by: Peter Engel, Jack Orman and John Wells, Directed by: Peter Markle Written by: Lisa Marie Petersen, Directed by: Paris Barclay Written by: Joe Sachs, Directed by: Lesli Linka Glatter Written by: Eva Nagorski, Directed by: Rick Rosenthal Written by: Paul Manning, Directed by: Daniel Sackheim Written by: Michael R. Perry, Directed by: Constantine Makris Teleplay by: Paul Manning, Story by: Jack Orman and John Wells, Directed by: Peter Markle Written by: Lisa Marie Petersen, Directed by: Rick Rosenthal Teleplay by: Peter Engel, Story by: René Balcer and Linda Gase, Directed by: Jean de Segonzac Written by: Samantha Howard Corbin, Directed by: Laura Innes Written by: Roger Garrett, Directed by: Peter Markle Written by: Barry Schindel, Directed by: Richard Dobbs Written by: Wendy West, Directed by: Jean de Segonzac Teleplay by: Peter Engel, Paul Manning and Barry Schindel, Story by: Michael R. Perry, Directed by: Richard Dobbs and Daniel Sackheim
 * 1) Episode 1: Pilot - September 17, 1999
 * 1) Episode 2: Chapter Two - September 24, 1999
 * 1) Episode 3: Third Guy - October 1, 1999
 * 1) Episode 4: Indifference - October 8, 1999
 * 1) Episode 5: Pointless Ivy - October 15, 1999
 * 1) Episode 6: Sophomore Jinx - October 22, 1999
 * 1) Episode 7: Intensive Karen's Single Life - October 29, 1999
 * 1) Episode 8: Luck of Miguel - November 5, 1999
 * 1) Episode 9: 9½ Hours - November 12, 1999
 * 1) Episode 10: Truth and Consequences - November 19, 1999
 * 1) Episode 11: Ground Zero - November 26, 1999
 * 1) Episode 12: Blizzard - December 17, 1999
 * 1) Episode 13: The Domino Heart - January 14, 2000
 * 1) Episode 14: A Russian Love Poem for George - January 21, 2000
 * 1) Episode 15: Egyptian Football Games - February 11, 2000
 * 1) Episode 16: Stocks and Bondage - February 18, 2000
 * 1) Episode 17: Pattern Age Under Seventeen - March 10, 2000
 * 1) Episode 18: Growth Pains - March 17, 2000
 * 1) Episode 19: Genevieve and Fat Boy - March 24, 2000
 * 1) Episode 20: Viable Options - April 14, 2000
 * 1) Episode 21: George's Entitled Edge of Order - April 21, 2000
 * 1) Episode 22: Mother's Milk - May 5, 2000
 * 1) Episode 23: Nocturne - May 12, 2000
 * 1) Episode 24: Home is Where the Intensive Entrance Is - May 19, 2000