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Suite 7
Overview
An anthology series set inside a single suite of a fictional Los Angeles hotel. Each episode tells a standalone story from a different genre, writer and director that focuses on the relationship between two characters.
Status
Ended
Created By
Wilson Cleveland
Network
Lifetime
Seasons & Episodes
Season 1
Episodes
Guest Disservices
Hotel night manager Matt (Wilson Cleveland) is told he must cover yet another 12 hours. Sleep deprived, Matt's patience is pushed to the limit by Russell (Marc Hustvedt), a spoiled guest demanding he be upgraded to the hotel's most-popular suite: Suite 7.
Good in Bed
When Jessy (Jaime Murray) shows up with final divorce papers to Michael's (Eddie McClintock) hotel room, where he's been holing up to avoid signing, they end up having one last fling.
Soulmates
It's the middle of the night. Livvy (Illeana Douglas) and Max (Henry Dittman), two actors doing a film together can no longer resist the temptation of an off screen love affair. While Livvy and Max try to keep their romantic ideals about true love the couple next store with their wild antics becomes so distracting it makes them rethink their entire romantic escapade.
For Richer or Poorer
Thanks to a sudden spike of income, two newlyweds (Tony Janning and Tara Perry) find out on the night of their wedding just how very little they actually know about each other.
That Guy
Best Man Milo Ventimiglia has exactly 24 hours to convince groom-to-be Brandon Molale that he's about to marry the wrong girl.
Captive Audience
Cole (Brian Austin Green) has kidnapped Kate (Alexi Wasser), a popular young actress in hopes of getting her to star in his screenplay "Captive Audience." Can Cole convince Kate he's the world's best writer before Kate convinces Cole he's the world's worst kidnapper?
Supermen
How can Gil ask longtime colleague and fellow road warrior, Wil to have his midlife crisis somewhere other than his hotel room so he can get some much-needed sleep?
Company
An emotional hotel guest coping with loss (Shannen Doherty) and an emotionally disconnected hotel manager (Wilson Cleveland) find comfort in each other's company.
