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Any Day Now — Storyline

Any Day Now is an American drama series that aired on the Lifetime network from 1998 to 2002. The show stars Annie Potts and Lorraine Toussaint as best friends of different races who grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, in the 1960s during the peak of the Civil Rights Movement. In every episode, contemporary storylines are interwoven with a storyline from their shared past.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Annie Potts, Lorraine Toussaint, Shari Dyon Perry, Mae Middleton, Olivia Hack, Maya Goodwin, Chris Mulkey, Olivia Friedman

Any Day Now — Series Details

Any Day Now — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Unfinished Symphony (1998-08-18) — Present:

  Mary Elizabeth Sims, a Birmingham wife, mother, and aspiring writer, reaches out to her estranged childhood friend Rene Jackson, a prominent Washington attorney, when she

• E2: Huh? (1998-08-25) — Present:

  Rene represents a woman whose rapist is suing her for shared custody and visitation rights to the child conceived during the rape; M.E. confronts Kelly about her failing

• E3: Eve of Destruction (1998-09-01) — Present:

  Rene falls for the reporter assigned to do a story on her for the ""Birmingham Daily"" while turning down both Garrett and Graham; Colliar gets a job as a car salesman af

• E4: It's Called Depression (1998-09-08) — Present:

  Approaching their 26th wedding anniversary, M.E. and Colliar are at odds and they each seek out Rene for answers about the other; Rene struggles to interject a note of fr

• E5: Making Music with the Wrong Man (1998-09-15) — Rene helps plan a ceremony honoring her father. She asks M.E. to write a biography of her father to present at the event. In doing her research, M.E. discovers information about Re
• E6: No Comment (1998-09-29) — Present:

  When an old family friend who is now a city councilman asks Rene to defend him against corruption charges, Rene agrees after being convinced by some members of the black

• E7: Please Don't Tell My Mother (1998-10-06) — Present:

  After M.E. finds an empty beer bottle in the living room the morning after Kelly's party, she grounds her daughter for three weeks, even though Kelly tells her she didn't

• E8: Courage … It Means Heart (1998-10-13) — Mary Elizabeth solicits the help of her family and Rene in caring for her aging Grandma Otis. Meanwhile, Rene is asked to represent a boy whose family refuses to give him his inher
• E9: You Shoulda Seen My Daddy (1998-10-20) — Rene is representing the parents of a child who has died of AIDS. M.E. tries bringing her friends and Rene's friends together.

  Past: Rene decides she wants to be a lawyer after wa

• E10: Call Him Johnny (1998-10-27) — Present:

  Rene represents a white couple prevented from adopting their black foster daughter; M.E. has an ectopic pregnancy which leaves her feeling a mixture of sadness, guilt, an

• E11: It's Who You Sleep With (1998-11-03) — Rene represents a lesbian couple who are forbidden to marry on public property. M.E. suspects that Colliar is having an affair.

  Past: Rene and M.E. learn about sex.

• E12: Salamanders (1998-12-01) — When Rene defends a black family that has been kicked off their property, she must confront the Alabama law that states that interracial marriages are illegal. M.E. rediscovers her
• E13: I Feel Awful (1998-12-08) — Present:

  Rene gets fixed up with a man who turns out to be a stalker; Teresa visits Mary Elizabeth and Colliar, and things go awry.

  Past:

  M.E. bosses Colliar and Rene around; M.

• E14: Quit Bein' Such a Scaredy Cat (1998-12-15) — Rene's stalker is still around and she has to get a restraining order. M.E. and Colliar are beginning their own construction business.

  Past: Rene and M.E. sneak out to a carnival

• E15: Blue (1999-01-05) — Rene is reunited with her cousin who has spent the past 20 years passing for a white man. M.E. and Colliar bid on a construction company.

  Past: Rene worships her aunt who encourag

• E16: It's Your Problem, Not Mine (1999-01-12) — Rene represents a white man who was beaten by the police. When Kelly brings home her black boyfriend, M.E. and Colliar react.

  Past: Rene has her first boyfriend.

• E17: Trust Me (1999-01-19) — After Rene agrees to hire a youth whom her boyfriend Bill mentors, she discovers that Bill is not divorced – only separated. M.E. feels guilty when she develops a crush on another
• E18: I Wish You Could Understand (1999-01-26) — Tully, a childhood friend of Rene and M.E.'s, offends Rene when he takes part in a bigoted, tasteless prank during a parade. M.E. and Colliar try to keep Tully from being fired fro
• E19: Chapter One (1999-02-09) — Rene sends some of M.E.'s stories to a publisher friend in New York. When the publisher visits M.E. on a trip to a Southern women's writing conference, M.E.'s writing career gets a
• E20: I'm Not Emotional (1999-02-16) — Mary Elizabeth and Colliar deal with Davis's suspension from school for ""sexual misconduct,"" and try to raise a son and a daughter in the '90s without gender-typing them. Meanwhi
• E21: Music from My Life (1999-03-02) — Mary Elizabeth and Rene go to Los Angeles to visit Mary Elizabeth's sister Teresa, whom they must help come to terms with her fiancé's less-than-honorable motives. When lovesick T
• E22: It's About the Heart (1999-03-09) — Mary Elizabeth helps Rene prepare to meet Bill's kids. Each year Mary Elizabeth debates whether or not to plan a birthday party for Colliar. She always does, despite his protests a

Season 2

• E1: You Promise? I Promise (1999-08-15) — In court, Rene defends a developmentally disabled man who wants the right to be a father someday. Her case to save him from a vasectomy falls apart, however, when the man kidnaps a
• E2: You Really Believe in That Stuff? (1999-08-22) — Rene is sued for malpractice by a former client and his wife; so she hires Joe Lozano, an attractive attorney to whom she rents office space, to defend her. However, Rene learns th
• E3: It's a Man's World (1999-09-05) — Rene and Bill argue over how much they should spend on a house. After learning how much money Rene actually has, Bill begins to feel threatened. He decides to let Rene choose which
• E4: Don't Say Anything (1999-09-12) — Present:

  Rene and Bill discover that they have very different points of view about parenting; Rene wonders if she's cut out to be a mother when she can't get Bill's daughter to wa

• E5: Heads or Tails (1999-09-19) — Present:

  M.E. is distressed when Davis joins the football team; Rene is conflicted when she represents a client who confesses to a murder he committed in self defense 34 years ear

• E6: So This Is Intimacy? (1999-09-26) — M.E. and Sarah think Rene is avoiding making wedding plans and confront her on it. Rene reacts by suggesting to Bill that they run off to Paris to elope. He reluctantly agrees. M.E
• E7: It's Not You, It's Me (1999-10-10) — Rene defends a young man charged with vehicular manslaughter: He hit a pregnant woman and she lost her baby. The case becomes more complicated when Rene discovers that the woman wa
• E8: Family Is Family (1999-10-17) — Present:

  Rene and Sara prepare for the Jackson family reunion while Bill is away camping with his kids. On their way to the reunion, Sara collapses and is rushed to the hospital.

• E9: It's Not About the Butter (1) (1999-10-24) — While dining at a restaurant with Rene, Mary Elizabeth (M.E.) mistakenly assumes a black woman walking by is a waitress. The incident ignites a heated debate between Rene and M.E.
• E10: It's Not About the Butter (2) (1999-10-24) — Present:

  M.E. and Colliar are proven correct in blaming Uncle Jimmy for coordinating the cross burning when his name is discovered on the membership list of an online hate group t

• E11: Elephants in the Room (1999-10-31) — M.E. and Colliar face increasing financial problems because a client of Colliar's has gone bankrupt. M.E. is humiliated at the grocery store when she finds out she's on their bad c
• E12: That's Our Son, Bobby (1999-11-28) — Present:

  M.E. realizes that she forgot Bobby's birthday for the first time in the 22 years since his death. When she goes to the cemetary to visit his grave, she is horrified to d

• E13: Say Something (1999-12-05) — Rene deals with her feelings for Bill following their breakup. She throws a housewarming party to help herself overcome the loneliness, but the plan backfires when all the guests a
• E14: Eyes Wide Open (1999-12-12) — M.E. is frustrated when her daughter, Kelly, won't talk to her about her relationship with her boyfriend. Rene is caught in a bind when Kelly confides in her instead of M.E. When M
• E15: A Parent's Job (1999-12-19) — Present:

  M.E. disagrees with Colliar's teaching Davis about guns and taking him on a hunting trip; Rene represents a teacher removed from teaching for practicing Wicca outside the

• E16: Homegirl (2000-01-02) — Present:

  When a friend from college spends the weekend, Rene finds out some unpleasant truths about herself and her relationships; Rene is unhappy when Sara rents out a room to fe

• E17: From This Day On (2000-01-09) — M.E. decides to change her will after she is sent to the hospital for having a life-threatening allergic reaction. Meanwhile, Rene takes a step in getting over Bill by pursuing a r
• E18: Hey, Ugly! (2000-01-16) — Present:

  Rene becomes the guardian ad litem for a young teenager whose mother is being investigated for abuse after allowing her daughter to undergo multiple cosmetic surgeries; M

• E19: Pay Your Dues (2000-01-23) — Present:

  Lakeisha misrepresents herself as an attorney in Rene's office to help out the non-profit Girls at Risk program, and Rene fires her. Nevertheless, Rene agrees to serve as

• E20: You Think I Am Lying to You? (2000-01-30) — Present:

  Rene represents Bill after he is involved in a controversial shooting. Joe starts an aggressive campaign to market M.E.'s book.

  Past:

  M.E. suspects that Colliar is chea

• E21: The Toolshed Behind the Church (2000-03-05) — Present:

  M.E. and Colliar are torn when they discover that their friend and neighbor is a convicted pedophile, and they struggle to contain the hysteria that envelops the communit

• E22: Who Abandoned Who? (2000-03-12) — Present:

  M.E. goes on a campaign to convince a very reluctant Rene to go to their high school reunion, and enlists Joe to escort Rene and pose as her husband after Rene cites her

Season 3

• E1: Nope (2000-07-23) — Rene takes the case of a 14-year-old boy who is on trial for murder. The prosecutor wants to try him as an adult. M.E. is frustrated with her lack of control when Colliar quits her
• E2: It's a Good Thing I'm Not Black (2000-07-30) — Present:

  When Rene is pulled over on a mistaken warrant and humilated by the police officers, she sweeps it under the rug despite the urgings of Lakeisha and M.E. that she file a

• E3: Three Hours a Week (2000-08-06) — Present:

  M.E. is elated when her book sells out at the local bookstore and she's invited to appear on a local tv show; Rene is accepted as a mentor in the Girls at Risk program, b

• E4: The Dust of Life (2000-08-13) — M.E. is shocked when a Vietnamese man named Tuan appears in Birmingham and claims that her brother Johnny is his father.

  Rene represents a man who is trying to gain full custody o

• E5: Three Lucky Ladies on the Line (2000-08-20) — Present:

  Tillie Sims arrives for a visit and once again puts her son in jeopardy when a loan shark follows her from Florida looking for the money she owes him, prompting M.E. to g

• E6: Nothing Personal (2000-09-03) — Present:

  M.E. is upset when Rene hires a black contractor instead of Colliar to do some renovations on her house; M.E. is put in the middle when Colliar sues one of Rene's clients

• E7: Life (2000-09-10) — Present:

  M.E. decides to write a book about the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement after learning about Mrs. Samuels' experience as a cleaning lady for Dr. Martin Luther K

• E8: Love Is Love (2000-10-08) — Present:

  The fur flies at the Sims and Williams households when M.E discovers Ajoni asleep in Kelly's room one morning, even though both teenagers insist that nothing is going on

• E9: There Are No Rules (2000-10-15) — Rene and M.E. take a road trip that turns sour when they are car-jacked and Rene is arrested for car theft. When Rene calls Lakeisha for help, she discovers that she has been asked
• E10: The Outsiders (2000-10-29) — When interviewing a Baptist minister for an article, M.E. discovers he doesn't practice what he preaches. Now a candidate for district attorney, Rene faces her first critics when s
• E11: It's a Mother-Daughter Thing (2000-11-05) — Present:

  When Kelly follows in her mother's footsteps, M.E. and Colliar are thrilled by her being elected to the homecoming court and have a complete meltdown after she reveals th

• E12: Lighten Up, Rene (2000-12-03) — Present:

  Nick hires an election strategist who rubs Rene the wrong way when she attempts to ""lighten up"" Rene's image by setting her up for an endorsement by a politically influ

• E13: Where's the Justice in That? (2000-12-10) — Present:

  Rene creates a firestorm a few days before the election when she admits during a call-in radio show that she experimented with drugs during the seventies; M.E. struggles

• E14: Five Golden Rings (2000-12-17) — Rene embraces the holiday season, but things turn sour when her attempts at planning a holiday party for the lawyers association fall flat. Luckily, she is still able to have a gre
• E15: Life Isn't Fair (2001-01-14) — M.E. is outraged and decides to fight the school board when Kelly is asked to switch to another school because of her pregnancy. Rene meets an interesting man while representing Ke
• E16: 10 Days? Are You Crazy? (2001-01-21) — Kelly and Ajoni announce that they are getting married in 10 days, but M.E. and Colliar refuse to sign the parental consent forms. Rene's identity gets stolen.

  Past: Rene and M.E.

• E17: Tick, Tick, Tick (2001-02-18) — Tension runs high as M.E. helps Kelly get ready for the wedding. Rene tries to convince one of her clients to leave her abusive husband. Ajoni and a very pregnant Kelly get married
• E18: Don't Tell Me It's Not About Frankie (2001-02-25) — Colliar tells M.E. that he's moving out. When he returns after a few days with an idea to give Kelly and Ajoni $5,000 so they can get their own place, everyone is furious with him
• E19: What If? (2001-03-04) — Present:

  The road not taken intrigues M.E. and Rene as they wonder what would have happened had they switched houses and destinies many years ago. Rene sees herself in a loving ma

• E20: Children Are the Most Important Thing (2001-03-11) — Present:

  Rene represents a woman who was fired when she protested against her employer's preferential treatment of workers with children; M.E. helps Kelly and Ajoni move into thei

• E21: It's Not Just a Word (1) (2001-03-18) — Present:

  Uncle Jimmy dies and M.E. ensures that he's not buried with any Klan insignia; Rene refuses to assist Joe with the case of a wheelchair-bound man who feels discriminated

• E22: It's Not Just a Word (2) (2001-03-18) — Present:

  Rene's defense of Richie has everyone in town talking; after Richie is acquitted of manslaughter and sentenced to one year's probation for criminally negligent homicide,

Season 4

• E1: Don't Forget to Take Out Your Teeth (2001-07-15) — Present:

  Events put a damper on Rene's plans to move into a new office suite; Kelly brings a new dimension to nervous new motherhood and exhausts her parents with her constant, fr

• E2: No More Forever (2001-07-22) — Present:

  Stacy introduces Rene to a handsome and opinionated judge, who ends up hearing the case of a Native American artist Rene represents when a controversy arises over a Holoc

• E3: Everyone Deserves to be Loved (2001-07-29) — A mentally disabled man seeks Rene's help when the state threatens to separate him from his aunt and place him in an institution. M.E. faces the severity of Alzheimer's disease whe
• E4: Don't Give Up (2001-08-05) — Rene takes on big business when she represents a group of children diagnosed with lead poisoning. M.E. and Davis share some quality mother-son time together. In the past, the girls
• E5: One Hour of Drama (2001-08-12) — A tornado ravages the Sims house while M.E. and Rene are trapped inside Rene's law office with a parolee. In the past, Sara discovers that young Rene is dating an ""older man,"" an
• E6: No Place in This World (2001-08-19) — Rene fights for the rights of a homeless woman, while the newly homeless M.E. and Colliar search for shelter and comfort. In the past, unwelcome guests crash the girls' pajama part
• E7: Peace of Mind (2001-08-26) — Present:

  While the future hangs over M.E.'s head like a storm cloud, Colliar looks ahead to growing old with his wife in their dream house. Meanwhile, Rene defends Joe in court.

• E8: The Contest (2001-09-09) — Present:

  Rene and Turk have a spirited disagreement over potential candidates for a Girls At Risk scholarship before Turk finally gives in to Rene's choice; Sara busily plays matc

• E9: This Is Not Foreplay, This Is War (2001-10-21) — M.E. and Colliar practice tough love with Kelly when she and Ajoni are unable to find a babysitter; and Rene defends the civil rights of the dead. In the past, the girls experience
• E10: Blinded by the White (2001-10-28) — Present:

  As M.E. visits Fillmore to speak with Davis's teachers about his slipping grades in the aftermath of the tornado, she is caught in the middle of a school shooting; shocke

• E11: Rebel with a Cause (2001-11-11) — Present:

  Rene represents an elderly couple facing eviction from their retirement community for publicly displaying their affection.

  Rene and Turk take the big plunge and make the

• E12: Stay of Execution (2001-11-18)
• E13: Still My Little Soldier (2001-12-02) — Present:

  Rene starts down the long slow road to recovery at breakneck speed. Although she is weak and in pain, she is determined to tough it out on her own without any help from a

• E14: It's Not Karma, It's Life (2001-12-09) — Present:

  Rene returns to work and finds that her illness has shaken her self-confidence. Several clients, concerned about how much her health may impact her ability to represent t

• E15: The Real Thing (2002-01-06) — Present:

  After M.E. is selected for jury duty, she mounts a one-woman jury nullification campaign when she refuses to convict an elderly woman who was charged with drug traffickin

• E16: In Too Deep (2002-01-13) — Present:

  M.E. is forced to reexamine her views on capital punishment when Glenn arranges for her to witness the execution of a man convicted of a rape-murder and to write a column

• E17: Call Him Macaroni (2002-01-20) — Present:

  M.E. and Gail politely jostle over planning Emmett's first birthday party, but get into a really serious disagreement over his racial heritage. Gail insists that Emmett i

• E18: Truth Hurts (2002-01-27) — Present:

  Rene represents a 14-year-old boy in a custody dispute; M.E., Colliar, Rene, and Turk go to a night club where the ""comedian"" targets M.E. and another woman with offens

• E19: Boys Will Be Boys (2002-02-17) — Present:

  Stacy and two other women are groped by a crowd of men during a convention. When the police don't arrest the men, Rene files a civil suit on behalf of the women. Rene mee

• E20: Let the Games Begin (2002-03-03) — Rene represents Lakeisha's boyfriend when his employer fires him for adhering to the tenets of his Rastafarian religion by wearing dreadlocks; Kelly quickly gets burned out working
• E21: Just the Beginning (1) (2002-03-10) — Present:

  M.E.'s and Rene's attempt to have Catherine and Sara resolve their issues only results in creating conflict between M.E. and Rene; an angry M.E. decides not to participat

• E22: Just the Beginning (2) (2002-03-10) — Present:

  M.E. takes over the wedding plans when Rene is forced to attend a hearing; Rene returns home to a perfectly planned wedding, and marries Turk; Catherine and Sara make pea

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Any Day Now have? 4 season(s) with 88 episodes.

Where can I watch Any Day Now? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.