The company produced several situation comedies, most notably the show "Designing Women", which reunited Bloodworth-Thomason with "Filthy Rich" cast members Dixie Carter and Delta Burke. The company also created and produced "Evening Shade", "Hearts Afire", "Women of the House" (a short-lived "Designing Women" spin-off starring Burke), and "Emeril" (a short-lived sitcom featuring chef Emeril Lagasse). Unfortunately, "Emeril" was to premiere on September 11, 2001 but was preempted by continuous coverage of the aftermath of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks. The premiere of "Emeril" was delayed by two weeks and was never able to find an audience due to the premiere occurring so close to the attacks, leaving the air after only seven aired episodes after November 2001.