
SummarySet in Washington, D.C., Hearts Afire focused on the professional and personal relationship of John Hartman, the legislative assistant to aging, conservative Southern senator Strobe Smithers, and Gorgie Anne Lahti, the once globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist whom John hired as the senator's press secretary. John, the divorced ... Read More
Created By:Linda Bloodworth-Thomason
Hearts Afire
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Sep 14, 1992
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Jun 10, 2013
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Ritter and Post are skilled, likable actors, but neither of them radiates heat. What I liked best about the premiere, in fact, had nothing to do with romance: It was the opening scenes between John and his young children, Ben (Justin Burnette) and Elliot (Clark Duke)—funny, affectionate moments that carry the ring of complicated truth: family values redeemed.
Jun 25, 2013
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This program is a little more loopy and labored than Bloodworth-Thomason's other shows and has to forage around longer to uncover its punch lines. But the leads are very adept at playing up what humor there is.
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Production Company:
- Adam Productions
- CBS Entertainment Production
- Hearts Afire Productions
- Mozark Productions
Initial Release Date:Sep 14, 1992
Number of seasons:3 Seasons
Rating:TV-PG
Awards
Young Artist Awards
• 3 Nominations
ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards
• 2 Wins & 2 Nominations
BMI Film & TV Awards
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination





























