"Gimme Shelter") The Fabulous Moolah as herself ("The Jupiter and Mary Chain") Kathy Kinney ("Let It Ride") Randy Savage as Pretty Boy ("Fallback" 14) Joel McKinnon Miller as Mr. Higgins ("Fallback") Amanda Bearse as Marcy Rhoades ("Technical Knockup") David Garrison as Steve Rhoades ("Technical Knockup") Meredith Bishop as Lurleen ("Technical Knockup", "Vaya Con Nikki") Drew Carey as Barry Tenzer, a business magnate who buys CWF ("Superhero Blues") Sheryl Underwood as Janet ("Working Girl") Ian Gomez The Blue Meanie Carrie Ann Inaba, Cris Judd, Lane Napper, and Nancy O'Meara appeared in multiple episodes as dancers and in various minor roles. Production In July 1999, The WB placed a straight-to-order series from The Drew Carey Show co-creator Bruce Helford as a vehicle for Unhappily Ever After and Norm co-star Nikki Cox. Nikki was formally ordered to series in May 2000, and was placed on The WB's fall lineup for a Sunday Night comedy block. On October 31, 2000, The WB ordered a full 22-episode season of Nikki. The network renewed the show for a 22-episode second season at its upfronts in May 2001. However, in January 2002, the network pulled the series, and shut down production after only 19 episodes due to very low ratings. Six episodes were left unaired in the United States. Episodes Series overview Season 1 (2000–01) Season 2 (2001–02) Syndication The show currently airs in the Netherlands on Comedy Central Family, MTV3 Sarja in Finland, and Kanal 9 in Sweden. References External links 2000s American sitcoms 2000 American television series debuts 2002 American television series endings English-language television shows Television series by Mohawk Productions Television series by Warner Bros. Television Studios Television series created by Bruce Helford Television shows set in Las Vegas The WB original programming