Murphy Brown

Season 10 - Murphy Brown

• Season 10 Episode 22: Never Can Say Goodbye (1998) Under surgery, Murphy dreams she interviews God; Julia Roberts; George Clooney; Bette Midler; Alan King; Mike Wallace; Frances Bergen; Robert Pastorelli; Pat Corley.
• Season 10 Episode 21: Never Can Say Goodbye (1998) Under surgery, Murphy dreams she interviews God; Julia Roberts; George Clooney; Bette Midler; Alan King; Mike Wallace; Frances Bergen; Robert Pastorelli; Pat Corley.
• Season 10 Episode 20: Dial and Substance (1998) Airport security arrests Jim for carrying the marijuana he bought for Murphy.
• Season 10 Episode 19: A Man and a Woman (1998) To prove a point about gender identification, Kay shows up at Phil's dressed as a man.
• Season 10 Episode 18: Second Time Around (1998) The gang tracks down Murphy's high-school crush and sets up a meeting.
• Season 10 Episode 17: Seems Like Gold Times (1998) After a passionate evening, Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) tells Murphy he plans to wed.
• Season 10 Episode 16: Opus One (1998) Frank recreates 'American Bandstand' for Murphy's 50th birthday; guests Dick Clark; Fabian; Lesley Gore; Chubby Checker; Sally Field.
• Season 10 Episode 15: Then and Now (1998) An FYI retrospective prompts Murphy to visit her childhood home in Philadelphia.
• Season 10 Episode 14: Wee Small Hours (1998) The gang helps Murphy ride out a case of insomnia.
• Season 10 Episode 13: Turpis Capillis Annus (Bad Hair Day) (1998) Murphy gets a wig and attends a support group.
• Season 10 Episode 12: The Last Temptation of Murphy (1998) Murphy sponsors a breast-cancer benefit with the help of a disgraced Wall Street insider.
• Season 10 Episode 11: From the Terrace (1997) At Christmastime the staff is locked out on the office terrace.
• Season 10 Episode 10: I Hear a Symphony (1997) At a charity auction, Murphy bids to conduct an orchestra; guest Olivia Newton-John.
• Season 10 Episode 9: Tempus Fugit (1997) The network offers Murphy a less-than-satisfactory contract.
• Season 10 Episode 8: From Here to Jerusalem (1997) Murphy's pals cannot accept her much-younger beau.
• Season 10 Episode 7: Petty Woman (1997) An archrival (Joanna Gleason) gives a party and invites Murphy.
• Season 10 Episode 6: Waiting to Inhale (1997) To ease the pain of Murphy's chemotherapy, Jim buys marijuana.
• Season 10 Episode 5: Florence Night-en Corky (1997) Corky moves in to help recovering Murphy.
• Season 10 Episode 4: Operation: Murphy Brown (1997) Colleagues divert the paparazzi after they learn of Murphy's operation.
• Season 10 Episode 3: Ectomy, Schmectomy (1997) Murphy needs all the facts to choose a breast cancer treatment.
• Season 10 Episode 2: A Butcher, a Faker, a Bummed-Out Promo Maker (1997) A neurotic network lawyer goes along on a sting; Murphy awaits biopsy results.
• Season 10 Episode 1: Murphy Redux (1997) White House media-adviser Murphy wants her 'FYI' job back.

Season 9 - Murphy Brown

• Season 9 Episode 24: When One Door Closes ... (1997) Murphy's candid comments get her a White House summons; with Ann Richards.
• Season 9 Episode 23: Mama Miller (1997) To impress his domineering mother (Rue McClanahan), Miller claims he and Murphy are wed.
• Season 9 Episode 22: Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow (1997) The team suspects Stuart Best of arson.
• Season 9 Episode 21: How to Marry a Billionaire (1997) A media mogul proposes to Murphy on the air.
• Season 9 Episode 20: And That's the Way It Was? (1997) Walter Cronkite reveals his feelings to Corky at a party.
• Season 9 Episode 19: Desperate Times (1997) Murphy brings Andrew Lansing (Paul Reubens) back to sabotage Kay's efforts.
• Season 9 Episode 18: Oh, Danny Boy (1997) Gambling fever overtakes Murphy and her irresponsible protege.
• Season 9 Episode 17: Mystery Date (1997) The blind date Murphy arranges for Jim mistakenly ends up with Miller.
• Season 9 Episode 16: You Don't Know Jackal (1997) Murphy's source demands anonymity, so she hires an impostor to fool Kay.
• Season 9 Episode 15: Who Do You Truss? (1997) Both Murphy and Frank want ailing Jim's commentary slot; Corky has a protege.
• Season 9 Episode 14: The Big Thaw (1997) A snowstorm strands Murphy and Kay at the office.
• Season 9 Episode 13: Montezuma's Retreat (1996) Murphy encounters corporate enemies on a Mexican retreat.
• Season 9 Episode 12: Separation Anxiety (1996) Their annual party is anything but boring when Jim and Doris separate.
• Season 9 Episode 11: A One Night Stan (1996) Murphy cons Lansing into hiring Kay to produce his talk show.
• Season 9 Episode 10: Nobody's Perfect (1996) Frank rekindles an old romance and gets a surprise.
• Season 9 Episode 9: Underdogs (1996) Rival networks start a bidding war for fired Miller Redfield.
• Season 9 Episode 8: Defending Your Life (1996) Murphy's former secretaries force her to listen to their testimonies.
• Season 9 Episode 7: That's the Way the Corky Crumbles (1996) Murphy and Corky go to New York despite Kay's edict.
• Season 9 Episode 6: Phil's Dead -- Long Live Phil's (1996) After Phil passes away, Murphy and the gang buy the bar; with Geraldine Ferraro, Larry King.
• Season 9 Episode 5: Office Politics (1996) Murphy needs Old Man Swenson's (Tom Poston) approval for townhouse renovations.
• Season 9 Episode 4: Son of Dottie (1996) Murphy's expose gets Avery barred from a birthday party; with Shelley Long.
• Season 9 Episode 3: A Comedy of Eros (1996) A director transforms Frank's autobiographical play into a gay love story.
• Season 9 Episode 2: Power Play (1996) Murphy leads a revolt against the new producer (Lily Tomlin).
• Season 9 Episode 1: Executive Decision (1996) A new executive producer (Lily Tomlin) joins the 'FYI' team.

Season 8 - Murphy Brown

• Season 8 Episode 24: Miles Away (1996) Stan Lansing offers Miles a big job in New York.
• Season 8 Episode 23: Stepping Out (1996) Murphy confronts Stan Lansing about rumors of a layoff.
• Season 8 Episode 22: Casa Nova (1996) Smitten Frank buys a mansion to impress a real-estate agent.
• Season 8 Episode 21: When A. Lansing Loves a Woman (1996) A secret admirer fills Murphy's office with gifts.
• Season 8 Episode 20: The Bus Stops Here (1996) The FYI team broadcasts from a diner when the campaign-trail bus breaks down.
• Season 8 Episode 19: All Singing! All Dancing! All Miserable! (1996) As coordinator of Presscapades, Murphy plays Hillary Clinton; with Newt Gingrich.
• Season 8 Episode 18: Trick or Retreat (1996) Liz Taylor cancels her interview; Miles wants the team to stop torturing Miller.
• Season 8 Episode 17: Aftermath (1996) Jim resigns in protest after the network pulls a news story.
• Season 8 Episode 16: Up in Smoke (1996) The network pulls Murphy's tobacco-industry story upon threat of a lawsuit.
• Season 8 Episode 15: Old Flames (1996) In her dreams, Murphy's suitors take her to court.
• Season 8 Episode 14: My Fair Miller (1996) Lansing tells Jim to make Miller a real newsman.
• Season 8 Episode 13: If You're Going to Talk the Talk (1996) Murphy lands a rare interview with a recording star, then a major news story breaks.
• Season 8 Episode 12: All in the Family (1996) Corky and Miles repeat their vows for their loved ones; with Jean Stapleton.
• Season 8 Episode 11: Dick and Dottie (1995) Murphy must apologize publicly to a popular talk-show host (Shelley Long).
• Season 8 Episode 10: The Humboldt Doldt (1995) Ungrateful Miller wins a Humboldt for a story the gang worked on.
• Season 8 Episode 9: The Ten Percent Solution (1995) Rivalry ensues when Murphy signs with Jim's agent.
• Season 8 Episode 8: Bad Company (1995) Murphy and Frank learn their expose subject (Barry Corbin) has just bought the network.
• Season 8 Episode 7: The Feminine Critique (1995) Feminist students at her alma mater think Murphy is out of touch.
• Season 8 Episode 6: Miller's Crossing (1995) Miller lands the interview of Murphy's dreams.
• Season 8 Episode 5: Sex or Death (1995) Miles assigns an important political story to both Murphy and Corky.
• Season 8 Episode 4: Murphy's Law (1995) Murphy goes to court to fight a traffic ticket.
• Season 8 Episode 3: Fearless Frank (1995) Hoping for a ratings boost, Stan Lansing urges Frank to cover risky stories.
• Season 8 Episode 2: The Awful Truth (1995) A new network executive (Paul Reubens) offers Murphy a job on a new show.
• Season 8 Episode 1: Altered States (1995) Murphy cancels the wedding; Miles and Corky elope; guest John F. Kennedy Jr.

Season 7 - Murphy Brown

• Season 7 Episode 26: Retrospective (1995) Host Lesley Stahl presents a retrospective of the comedy series' seven seasons including interviews with cast regulars, favorite clips and outtakes.
• Season 7 Episode 25: Retrospective (1995) Host Lesley Stahl presents a retrospective of the comedy series' seven seasons including interviews with cast regulars, favorite clips and outtakes.
• Season 7 Episode 24: Make Room for Daddy (1995) Murphy has prewedding jitters; Peter has a bachelor bash.
• Season 7 Episode 23: Model Relationships (1995) Murphy makes wedding plans; Miles dates model Vendela to make Corky jealous.
• Season 7 Episode 22: FYI of the Hurricane (1995) Murphy grapples with possible pregnancy while covering a hurricane in Florida.
• Season 7 Episode 21: The Good Nephew (1995) Murphy is forced to hire the network president's annoying nephew (Paul Reubens) as her secretary.
• Season 7 Episode 20: McGovern: Unclothed (1995) When McGovern appears naked on a magazine cover, Murphy tries to get her fired.
• Season 7 Episode 19: It's Miller Time (1995) Murphy takes charge when Miles splits his time with another show.
• Season 7 Episode 18: A Rat's Tale (1995) Animal rights activists object when Murphy catches a rat on camera.
• Season 7 Episode 17: Specific Overtures (1995) Murphy confronts a network executive (Dan Castellaneta) who sexually harassed Corky.
• Season 7 Episode 16: I Want My MTV-Jay (1995) The network adds a video jockey to 'FYI.'
• Season 7 Episode 15: Requiem for a Crew Guy (1995) Murphy is asked to speak at a memorial service for a staffer she won't admit she didn't know.
• Season 7 Episode 14: Rumble in the Alley (1995) Murphy and Peter learn interesting things about each other during a double date.
• Season 7 Episode 13: The Best and Not-So-Brightest (1995) Rep. Stuart Best (Wallace Shawn) humiliates Murphy at his inaugural party.
• Season 7 Episode 12: Brown in Toyland (1994) Murphy searches for a toy Avery wants for Christmas.
• Season 7 Episode 11: The Secret Life of Jim Dial (1994) Tabloids relate Jim's 'wild night' away from Doris.
• Season 7 Episode 10: Bye Bye Bernecky (1994) Eldin has the opportunity to study with a famous muralist in Spain.
• Season 7 Episode 9: Prelude to a Kiss (1994) Corky thinks dinner with Miles means a date.
• Season 7 Episode 8: Reporters Make Strange Bedfellows (1994) Murphy and Peter cannot escape their journalistic instincts during a Caribbean getaway.
• Season 7 Episode 7: Frank Cuts Loose (1994) Frank is named anchor of a new magazine show.
• Season 7 Episode 6: Humboldt IV: Judgment Day (1994) As a judge for the Humboldt Awards, Murphy exasperates her cohorts.
• Season 7 Episode 5: Burger, She Wrote (1994) Murphy seeks the party who stole her prized statue.
• Season 7 Episode 4: Be Careful What You Wish For (1994) Corky's tough interview earns respect from peers and disdain from viewers.
• Season 7 Episode 3: Loose Affiliations (1994) Murphy's criticism of the network hits the papers; guest Garry Marshall.
• Season 7 Episode 2: Where Have You Gone, Joe DiMaggio? (1994) 'FYI' is caught in the media circus of a high-profile murder.
• Season 7 Episode 1: Brown vs. the Board of Education (1994) Murphy throws board members a lavish party to get Avery into a prestigious preschool.

Season 6 - Murphy Brown

• Season 6 Episode 25: ... The More Things Stay the Same (1994) Contract renegotiations mar the 500th broadcast.
• Season 6 Episode 24: My Movie With Louis (1994) A director (Louis Malle) invites Murphy to appear in his film; guest Garry Marshall.
• Season 6 Episode 23: It's Just Like Riding a Bike (1994) Peter Hunt (Scott Bakula) returns to town.
• Season 6 Episode 22: The Tip of the Silverburg (1994) Miles is humiliated after Murphy sees him undressed.
• Season 6 Episode 21: Anything but Cured (1994) A psychologist tells Frank he no longer needs therapy; guest Marcia Wallace.
• Season 6 Episode 20: The Fifth Anchor (1994) A disliked former anchor (Wallace Shawn) returns for the anniversary show.
• Season 6 Episode 19: Crime Story (1994) Murphy joins a neighborhood watch after her car is stolen.
• Season 6 Episode 18: Fjord Eyes Only (1994) Murphy's interview with a Norwegian skater results in disaster.
• Season 6 Episode 17: The Anchorman (1994) Jim's English pub is a big success.
• Season 6 Episode 16: The Deal of the Art (1994) Modern art sparks a debate between Murphy and art critics.
• Season 6 Episode 15: The Thrill of the Hunt (1994) Peter returns from Bosnia and confesses to missing Murphy.
• Season 6 Episode 14: A Piece of the Auction (1994) In a charity auction, an outrageous disc jockey (Dennis Boutsikaris) wins a date with Murphy.
• Season 6 Episode 13: Sox and the Single Woman (1993) The president's cat stows away in Murphy's car during a White House visit.
• Season 6 Episode 12: To Have and Have Not (1993) Being misquoted in a magazine results in intense scrutiny for Miles.
• Season 6 Episode 11: It's Not Easy Being Brown (1993) To improve her image, Murphy appears on a children's TV show.
• Season 6 Episode 10: Reaper Madness (1993) Murphy is obsessed with explaining death to Avery.
• Season 6 Episode 9: Bah Humboldt (1993) Murphy, Peter and Frank are nominated for Humboldt Awards.
• Season 6 Episode 8: All the Life That's Fit to Print (1993) Murphy has nightmares when a noted author pens her biography.
• Season 6 Episode 7: I Don't Know You From Madam (1993) A high-priced call-girl operation is exposed; Murphy is assigned to the story.
• Season 6 Episode 6: Ticket to Writhe (1993) A pair of football tickets seems to be jinxed.
• Season 6 Episode 5: The Young & the Rest of Us (1993) Peter whisks away depressed Corky on her 30th birthday.
• Season 6 Episode 4: Political Correctness (1993) On-air gaffes prompt a seminar on political correctness.
• Season 6 Episode 3: Black and White and Read All Over (1993) Baldwin escorts Murphy to a fund-raiser.
• Season 6 Episode 2: Angst for the Memories (1993) Murphy bags a rare interview with a reclusive '60s literary idol (Martin Sheen).
• Season 6 Episode 1: The More Things Change (1993) Everyone feels intimidated by an arrogant new colleague (Scott Bakula).

Season 5 - Murphy Brown

• Season 5 Episode 25: One (1993) Frank gets Barry Manilow to perform for Avery's birthday.
• Season 5 Episode 24: Ship of Phil's (1993) Murphy and Phil play high-stakes poker aboard his boat.
• Season 5 Episode 23: The Eggs and I (1993) Murphy tries to beat other newswomen to an interview with the president.
• Season 5 Episode 22: Murphy and the Amazing Leaping Man (1993) Accused of being a lifelong bachelor, Frank gets a girlfriend.
• Season 5 Episode 21: Two for the Road (1993) Murphy fights Baldwin over a new studio set. Directed by Joe Regalbuto.
• Season 5 Episode 20: To Market, to Market (1993) A quick trip to the store meets chaos.
• Season 5 Episode 19: Bump in the Night (1993) A major story gets Frank a booking on 'Late Night With David Letterman.'
• Season 5 Episode 18: The World According to Avery (1993) Staffers tell their troubles to Avery.
• Season 5 Episode 17: Trickster, We Hardly Knew Ye (1993) His dog's demise makes Jim morbid.
• Season 5 Episode 16: The Intern (1993) 'FYI' hires an elderly intern.
• Season 5 Episode 15: Back to the Ball (1993) The gang tries to get Murphy a date for the Inaugural Ball.
• Season 5 Episode 14: The British Invasion (1993) Miles cohabits with Audrey, whose ex-boyfriend visits.
• Season 5 Episode 13: Games Mothers Play (1993) Murphy tries to bond with Avery.
• Season 5 Episode 12: I'm Dreaming of a Brown Christmas (1992) Murphy's father and aunt (Darren McGavin, Marian Seldes) visit for Christmas.
• Season 5 Episode 11: Till Death or Next Thursday Do We Part (1992) A plagiarism suit exposes Corky's marital woes.
• Season 5 Episode 10: Winners Take All (1992) An awards ceremony honoring 'F.Y.I.' turns into a battle of egos.
• Season 5 Episode 9: Me Thinks My Parents Doth Protest Too Much (1992) Miles' parents (Richard Libertini, Kelly Bishop) surprise everyone.
• Season 5 Episode 8: Midnight Plane to Paris (1992) Murphy leaves the baby with Eldin when she goes to Europe.
• Season 5 Episode 7: A Year to Remember (1992) On Election Day, the staff recalls casting first votes.
• Season 5 Episode 6: Night of the Living News (1992) Murphy and Frank become hosts of an overnight news show.
• Season 5 Episode 5: I Never Sang for My Husband (1992) Jim's bored wife becomes a cabaret singer.
• Season 5 Episode 4: Black, White and Brown (1992) Murphy says nothing about a new network honcho's shake-up.
• Season 5 Episode 3: Life After Birth (1992) Murphy goes back to work, but has trouble leaving the baby.
• Season 5 Episode 2: You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato (1992) New mother Murphy puzzles over answering the vice president's slam.
• Season 5 Episode 1: You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato (1992) New mother Murphy puzzles over answering the vice president's slam.

Season 4 - Murphy Brown

• Season 4 Episode 26: Birth 101 (1992) Murphy goes into labor during a broadcast.
• Season 4 Episode 25: A Chance of Showers (1992) Newswomen (Katie Couric, Paula Zahn, Joan Lunden) attend Murphy's shower.
• Season 4 Episode 24: On the Rocks (1992) Murphy's temporary replacement (Kate Mulgrew) has a drinking problem.
• Season 4 Episode 23: He-Ho, He-Ho, It's Off to Lamaze We Go (1992) Eldin accompanies Murphy to Lamaze class.
• Season 4 Episode 22: Phil's Not-So-Silent Partner (1992) Murphy steps in with a loan to keep Phil's from going under.
• Season 4 Episode 21: Rage Before Beauty (1992) Murphy rebels against her contract's appearance clause.
• Season 4 Episode 20: Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (1992) A dream about a gay co-worker makes Miles question his sexuality.
• Season 4 Episode 19: Murphy Buys the Farm (1992) The staff spends the weekend at a farmhouse Murphy may buy.
• Season 4 Episode 18: Send in the Clowns (1992) A Senate hearing follows Murphy's story on personal spending.
• Season 4 Episode 17: Heartfelt (1992) Stress overcomes Miles at his 30th birthday party.
• Season 4 Episode 16: Lovesick (1992) Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) cares for bedridden Murphy.
• Season 4 Episode 15: Guess Who's Coming to Luncheon (1992) Murphy must buddy up to Corky to get into a White House luncheon.
• Season 4 Episode 14: Anchor Rancor (1992) Murphy and Jim vie to be evening news anchor.
• Season 4 Episode 13: Love Is Blonde (1991) Neglected Corky considers an extramarital fling.
• Season 4 Episode 12: Be It Ever So Humboldt (1991) A prestigious award brings out the worst in Frank; guest Harry Smith.
• Season 4 Episode 11: Mission Control (1991) The staff serves Thanksgiving dinner at a homeless shelter.
• Season 4 Episode 10: Inside Murphy Brown (1991) Murphy learns her baby's gender.
• Season 4 Episode 9: The Queen of Soul (1991) Murphy sings a duet with Aretha Franklin.
• Season 4 Episode 8: It Came From College (1991) Murphy looks after a friend's 18-year-old daughter (Anne Heche).
• Season 4 Episode 7: The Smiths Go to Washington (1991) The 'FYI' team covets the rights to a saucy videotape made by a small-town family.
• Season 4 Episode 6: Full Circle (1991) Murphy mourns her mother's death; guest Darren McGavin.
• Season 4 Episode 5: The Square Triangle (1991) Murphy finally finds a competent secretary, Miles' girlfriend.
• Season 4 Episode 4: Male Call (1991) Murphy crashes a men-only workshop.
• Season 4 Episode 3: I'm as Much of a Man as I Ever Was (1991) Murphy schemes to get a quote from the president.
• Season 4 Episode 2: Uh-oh, Part III (1991) Murphy faces motherhood.
• Season 4 Episode 1: Uh-oh, Part II (1991) Murphy faces motherhood.

Season 3 - Murphy Brown

• Season 3 Episode 26: Uh-oh, Part I (1991) Murphy is caught between an ex-husband (Robin Thomas) and ex-lover (Jay Thomas).
• Season 3 Episode 25: Q & A on FYI (1991) 'FYI' vies with Yale on a TV quiz show.
• Season 3 Episode 24: The Usual Suspects (1991) A tabloid prints lies about Murphy.
• Season 3 Episode 23: Small (1991) Murphy's flip remark insults short men.
• Season 3 Episode 22: Corky's Place (1991) Corky gets her own interview show -- and humiliates Murphy on it.
• Season 3 Episode 21: Every Time It Rains ... You Get Wet (1991) Miles sends the team in search of a happy story.
• Season 3 Episode 20: Driving Miss Crazy (1991) Car-pooling drives the staff crazy.
• Season 3 Episode 19: On Another Plane (1991) With their plane in trouble Murphy and Frank flash backward, and forward.
• Season 3 Episode 18: On Another Plane (1991) With their plane in trouble Murphy and Frank flash backward, and forward.
• Season 3 Episode 17: Terror on the 17th Floor (1991) The network's sale results in cutbacks.
• Season 3 Episode 16: The Novel (1991) Jim's new novel seems to reveal his affection for Murphy.
• Season 3 Episode 15: Hoarse Play (1991) Murphy loses her voice on the eve of a presidential news conference.
• Season 3 Episode 14: Contractions (1991) Another network woos Murphy.
• Season 3 Episode 13: Eldin Imitates Life (1991) A museum chairman recognizes Eldin's artistic talent.
• Season 3 Episode 12: Retreat (1991) Miles arranges a weekend retreat for the staff.
• Season 3 Episode 11: Jingle Hell, Jingle Hell, Jingle All the Way (1990) Murphy causes a last-minute Christmas gift-buying frenzy.
• Season 3 Episode 10: Trouble in Sherwood-Forest (1990) Feigning togetherness, Will and Corky throw a dinner party.
• Season 3 Episode 9: The Bummer of 42 (1990) Next on: Friday 18th July 12:00am PDT - TV Land Frank hires an actress to be Murphy's sister for her 42nd birthday.
• Season 3 Episode 8: Rootless People (1990) Hostage Murphy's pleas for help are taken as a joke.
• Season 3 Episode 7: The Last Laugh (1990) Jim goes into hiding after losing control on the air.
• Season 3 Episode 6: Bob & Murphy & Ted & Avery (1990) Murphy's mother gets them a double date.
• Season 3 Episode 5: The Gold Rush (1990) Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) joins the 'F.Y.I.' team.
• Season 3 Episode 4: Strike Two (1990) A labor dispute puts management on the air.
• Season 3 Episode 3: Loco Hero (1990) Frank botches his parents' (Barney Martin, Rose Marie) golden-wedding bash.
• Season 3 Episode 2: Brown and Blue (1990) Murphy interviews a racist/sexist comic.
• Season 3 Episode 1: The 390th Broadcast (1990) Miles hires an image consultant for the show.

Season 2 - Murphy Brown

• Season 2 Episode 27: Goin' to the Chapel (1990) Corky gets cold feet on her wedding day.
• Season 2 Episode 26: Goin' to the Chapel (1990) Corky announces her engagement.
• Season 2 Episode 25: The Bitch's Back (1990) A slipped disc hospitalizes Murphy, but doesn't slow her down.
• Season 2 Episode 24: Fax or Fiction (1990) A secret admirer sends faxes to Miles -- and Murphy responds.
• Season 2 Episode 23: Frank's Appendectomy (1990) A series of practical jokes gets out of control.
• Season 2 Episode 22: But First a Word From Our Sponsor (1990) An angry viewer urges advertisers to boycott F.Y.I.
• Season 2 Episode 21: On the Road Again (1990) Next on: Saturday 19th July 12:00am PDT - TV Land On a publicity jaunt, Murphy and Jim are snowbound in Kansas.
• Season 2 Episode 20: Heart of Gold (1990) Next on: Thursday 17th July 12:00am PDT - TV Land Murphy's affair with Jerry Gold shocks all.
• Season 2 Episode 19: Bad Girls (1990) Next on: Wednesday 16th July 12:00am PDT - TV Land Murphy and Corky pose as hookers to probe an oil scandal.
• Season 2 Episode 18: Murphy Brown School of Broadcasting (1990) Next on: Tuesday 15th July 12:00am PDT - TV Land Murphy's mentor opens a journalism school using her name.
• Season 2 Episode 17: Frankly Speaking (1990) Next on: Monday 14th July 9:30pm PDT - TV Land Frank meets the woman of his dreams (Eve Gordon).
• Season 2 Episode 16: I Want My FYI (1990) Next on: Monday 14th July 9:00pm PDT - TV Land Miles asks the staff to be role models for young reporters.
• Season 2 Episode 15: Subpoena Envy (1990) Next on: Monday 14th July 8:30pm PDT - TV Land Murphy goes to jail to protect a source.
• Season 2 Episode 14: What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? (1990) Next on: Monday 14th July 8:00pm PDT - TV Land Sober for the first time on New Year's, Murphy enlivens Corky's party.
• Season 2 Episode 13: Here's to You Mrs. Kinsella (1989) Next on: Monday 14th July 12:00am PDT - TV Land A one-night stand with the boss' wife may end Miles' career.
• Season 2 Episode 12: The Strike (1989) The staff must deal with a technicians' strike.
• Season 2 Episode 11: Brown Like Me, Part 2 (1989) Next on: Saturday 12th July 12:00am PDT - TV Land Murphy's divorced parents (Colleen Dewhurst, Darren McGavin) visit.
• Season 2 Episode 10: Brown Like Me, Part 1 (1989) Next on: Friday 11th July 12:00am PDT - TV Land Murphy's divorced parents (Colleen Dewhurst, Darren McGavin) visit.
• Season 2 Episode 9: Roasted (1989) Next on: Tomorrow at 12:00am PDT - TV Land The staff plans to roast Jim on his 25th anniversary at the network.
• Season 2 Episode 8: And the Whiner Is ... (1989) Next on: Today at 3:00am PDT - Nick at Nite's TV Land (Pacific) Murphy loses a prestigious award to Corky.