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Murphy Brown (1988) is a comedy web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Murphy Brown online in HD.

Murphy Brown — Storyline

Murphy Brown (Candice Bergen) is a recovering alcoholic who returns to the fictional newsmagazine FYI for the first time following a stay at the Betty Ford Clinic residential treatment center. Over 40 and single, she is sharp tongued and hard as nails. In her profession, she is considered one of the boys, having shattered many glass ceilings encountered during her career. Dominating the FYI news magazine, she is portrayed as one of America's hardest-hitting (though not the warmest or more sympathetic) media personalities.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Diane English
• Starring: Candice Bergen, Faith Ford, Joe Regalbuto, Charles Kimbrough, Lily Tomlin

Murphy Brown — Series Details

Murphy Brown — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Respect (1988-11-14) — After completing treatment at the Betty Ford Center, celebrated investigative reporter Murphy Brown returns to FYI determined to resume her career. She discovers that the program i
• E2: Devil with a Blue Dress On (1988-11-21) — Murphy investigates a businessman suspected of involvement in drug smuggling, but Miles insists that Corky accompany her. Murphy expects the inexperienced former beauty queen to be
• E3: Nowhere to Run (1988-11-28) — Murphy investigates allegations that a federal prosecutor is connected to a prostitution operation controlled by organized crime. When a death threat is delivered to the FYI newsro
• E4: Signed, Sealed, Delivered (1988-12-05) — Murphy is assigned to interview radical activist Jake Loewenstein, whom she briefly married years earlier. Their unresolved feelings and conflicting accounts of the relationship ma
• E5: Murphy's Pony (1988-12-11) — Shortly before Christmas, a desperate mother unexpectedly leaves her children in Murphy’s care. Completely unprepared for instant parenthood, Murphy tries to look after the childre
• E6: Baby Love (1988-12-12) — Spending time with a pregnant friend causes Murphy to question whether she wants a child of her own. She begins investigating artificial insemination and approaches Frank about bec
• E7: Set Me Free (1988-12-19) — An armed man enters the FYI studio and demands that the program broadcast his grievances. Murphy attempts to control the dangerous situation while Miles and the rest of the staff s
• E8: And So He Goes (1989-01-02) — Murphy is asked to deliver the eulogy for a longtime professional rival. She initially regards the assignment as an opportunity to settle old scores, but reflecting on their conten
• E9: I Would Have Danced All Night (1989-01-09) — Murphy is outraged when everyone at FYI except her receives an invitation to George H. W. Bush’s inaugural ball. Determined to identify the person responsible for excluding her, sh
• E10: Kyle (1989-01-16) — Murphy’s investigative reporting helps exonerate Kyle, a man who has spent years in prison for a crime he did not commit. After his release, Kyle struggles to adjust to ordinary li
• E11: Off the Job Experience (1989-01-23) — Miles suspends Murphy after she disregards his instructions during an interview. Murphy initially welcomes the forced vacation, confident that she can enjoy a life away from televi
• E12: Why Do Fools Fall in Love? (1989-02-13) — Murphy and Frank agree to arrange romantic dates for one another, only to discover that each has badly misjudged what the other wants in a partner. Meanwhile, Murphy’s newest secre
• E13: Soul Man (1989-02-20) — Murphy challenges an exclusive Washington club that refuses to admit women. After discovering a possible loophole in its membership rules, she pressures Jim into sponsoring her app
• E14: It's How You Play the Game (1989-02-27) — The FYI staff fears that viewers will ignore Frank’s serious report on homelessness. To attract a larger audience, they imitate the sensational promotional tactics of rival televis
• E15: Mama Said (1989-03-06) — Murphy’s formidable mother, Avery Brown, arrives for an open-ended visit. Avery’s relentless criticism quickly revives the arguments and insecurities that have long defined their r
• E16: Moscow on the Potomac (1989-03-13) — Murphy prepares for a joint American-Soviet television broadcast and meets Soviet journalist Vladimir Tishenko. She is startled to discover that her counterpart’s personality, inte
• E17: My Dinner with Einstein (1989-03-20) — Murphy begins dating brilliant physicist Dr. Victor Rudman to prove that intelligence matters more to her than physical attraction. Her supposedly reserved intellectual companion s
• E18: Funnies Girl (1989-04-10) — An insulting remark Murphy makes near an open microphone inspires a newspaper cartoonist to create a caricature called “Mouthy Brown.” Murphy’s attempts to suppress or retaliate ag
• E19: The Unshrinkable Murphy Brown (1989-05-01) — A judge suffers a fatal heart attack while Murphy is questioning him on the air. Although she insists that the death has not affected her, Murphy loses her usual confidence and rel
• E20: The Summer of '77 (1989-05-08) — Phil remembers Murphy’s arrival in Washington in 1977, when she competed with Frank Fontana and journalist Linda Ellerbee for a position at FYI. In the present, Eldin meets Corky a
• E21: The Bickners (1989-05-15) — A minor traffic collision involving Murphy and a seemingly harmless elderly couple escalates into a $1.5 million lawsuit. Suspicious of the Bickners’ exaggerated injuries and innoc
• E22: The Morning Show (1989-05-22) — During a scheduled break from FYI, Murphy and Corky are assigned to co-host the network’s cheerful morning program. Corky adapts naturally to the lighter format, while Murphy strug

Season 2

• E1: The Brothers Silverberg (1989-09-18) — Miles becomes increasingly uncomfortable when his confident older brother, Josh, visits Washington and immediately develops a mutual attraction with Murphy. His efforts to interfer
• E2: Anchors Away (1989-09-25) — The network sends Jim on a temporary assignment in Libya, allowing executives to audition handsome young reporter Miller Redfield as his possible replacement. Murphy and the rest o
• E3: The Memo that Got Away (1989-10-02) — A teenage computer hacker obtains a private memorandum in which Murphy candidly evaluates her colleagues. When he threatens to publish it in his school newspaper, Murphy attempts t
• E4: TV or Not TV (1989-10-16) — A television network develops a sitcom inspired by FYI and sends glamorous actress Julia St. Martin to study Murphy for the leading role. Although the staff initially resents the p
• E5: Miles' Big Adventure (1989-10-23) — While on vacation, Miles' return flight is delayed by an Air Force pilot who has hijacked an F15-Eagle loaded with nuclear warheads.
• E6: Buddies Schmuddies (1989-10-30) — Frank and Murphy compete for the same story, but their intense competition puts the story in jeopardy. Phil, to improve his business at night, tries adding live entertainment to th
• E7: Whose Garbage is it Anyway? (1989-11-06) — Jerry Gold bets the staff that they can't be environmentally responsible for a two week period, if they lose Murphy must appear on his show.
• E8: And the Whiner Is… (1989-11-13) — Murphy & Frank lose the Humboldt Award to Corky. Then to ride the PR wave, the network brass decide to give next week's lead story to the award winner.
• E9: Roasted (1989-11-20) — The staff plans a surprise roast for Jim on his 25th anniversary at the network, he tells Murphy before the event that he ""couldn't handle a chance meeting with anyone I know.""
• E10: Brown Like Me (1) (1989-11-27) — Murphy is set to receive the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, so the rest of the staff convince her that at least one of her estranged parents should attend. She concedes and in
• E11: Brown Like Me (2) (1989-11-27) — The sparks and the barbs fly back and forth; however, eventually the Browns call a truce. To quote Murphy: ""Interesting family, kind of like a Fellini version of the Waltons.""
• E12: The Strike (1989-12-11) — To start a significant dialog, Murphy decides she will break the technicians' strike by bringing both sides together for cake and conversation.
• E13: Here's to You Mrs. Kinsella (1989-12-18) — While Murphy is throwing a birthday party for Gene Kinsella, Miles recognizes a woman he had a one-night stand with at a broadcaster's convention, Mrs. Kinsella. However, Kinsella
• E14: What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? (1990-01-01) — Corky is having a New Year's Eve party, and Murphy wants to avoid it. Everyone challenges her to be able enjoy the occasion without the her old vice. Sober, Murphy can still bring
• E15: Subpoena Envy (1990-01-08) — Murphy is subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury, but instead of divulging her source she goes to jail. Prison is not what she hoped for or expected, but then neither is the dura
• E16: I Want My FYI (1990-01-29) — Miles asks the staff to be mentors for a group of young reporters who will be doing a pilot for FYI For Kids; Murphy over helps her protégé.
• E17: Frankly Speaking (1990-02-05) — Frank meets the woman of his dreams, a woman he dates more than once. However, she is a psychologist and analyzes every little thing Frank does, something that drives him crazier t
• E18: The Murphy Brown School of Broadcasting (1990-02-12) — Murphy's journalism mentor from her high school days has retired, to combat inactivity he comes to Washington to open a journalism school using her name.
• E19: Bad Girls (1990-02-19) — It's February and sweeps month, so Miles gets Murphy and Corky to pose as hookers to break open an oil company scandal.
• E20: Heart of Gold (1990-02-26) — When Murphy learns things about Jerry Gold that no one else is privy to, she looks at him in a different light. They begin to have an affair that shocks everyone at FYI.
• E21: On the Road Again (1990-03-05) — On a publicity jaunt, Murphy and Jim find themselves snowbound in Kansas. While killing time in the bar Murphy challenges Jim's ability to flirt, something Jim may later regret.
• E22: But First a Word From Our Sponsor (1990-03-19) — A worried viewer urges advertisers to boycott FYI for an upcoming piece Murphy has on sex education. Murphy flies out to keep the one sponsor they have for the controversial show.
• E23: Frank's Appendectomy (1990-04-09) — A series of outrageous practical jokes, which start with a visit from ""Deep Throat,"" get out of hand.
• E24: Fax or Fiction (1990-04-30) — When a secret admirer sends a fax to Miles, Murphy takes it as a challenge to answer for him and then winds up starting a correspondence.
• E25: The Bitch's Back (1990-05-07) — Miles orders the staff to take a stress reduction class. After reluctantly showing up for it, Murphy slips a disc however that doesn't stop her from working on a hot story.
• E26: Going to the Chapel (1) (1990-05-14) — When a ""geek"" from her high school days comes to Washington, Corky's mother & his mother arrange to have them get together. They meet, fall in love, and within two weeks announce
• E27: Going to the Chapel (2) (1990-05-21) — Upon returning, Corky decides to go ahead with the wedding, but the event is marred by even more last minute indecision, and then Murphy brings out the ""soul.""

Season 3

• E1: The 390th Broadcast (1990-09-17) — With the start of the 13th season, Miles decides it's time to change the image of FYI, so he hires a consultant.
• E2: Brown and Blue (1990-09-24) — Murphy wants to interview a controversial comic, but after seeing some tapes of his act she changes her mind. Miles sets up the interview so Murphy decides to go ahead with it, the
• E3: Loco Hero (1990-10-01) — Frank rescues people trapped in a hostage situation, but falls to pieces when his parents come to town for the celebration of 50th their wedding anniversary bash. A party Frank for
• E4: Strike Two (1990-10-15) — The on-air talent goes on strike, so management brings in Miller Redfield to handle Murphy's pending interview on the S&L crisis. When the only question Miller wants to know is why
• E5: The Gold Rush (1990-10-22) — Jerry Gold joins FYI where in a new feature he goes ""Nose to Nose"" with Murphy and the sparks fly, then the fire is rekindled and the sparks fade away.
• E6: Bob & Murphy & Ted & Avery (1990-11-05) — Avery comes to stay with Murphy when she decides it's time to ""change the scenery of my existence""; Murphy suggests she gets a boyfriend. Two hours later she has a double date fo
• E7: The Last Laugh (1990-11-12) — Jim goes into hiding after losing control on the air, fearing the only thing people will remember about him is that one moment in his long career.
• E8: Rootless People (1990-11-19) — Finished early with her story, Murphy terrorizes the rest of the staff with her practical jokes. When a gang of environmental terrorists kidnap her, nobody believes her.
• E9: The Bummer of 42 (1990-11-26) — For Murphy's 42nd birthday present, Frank hires an actress to be Murphy's sister for a full twelve hours. The novelty wears off quickly for Murphy, when her ""sister"" keeps turnin
• E10: Trouble in Sherwood-Forrest (1990-12-10) — On a ""suggestion"" from Murphy, Will and Corky throw a dinner party to feign togetherness. The event turns into a disaster.
• E11: Jingle Hell, Jingle Hell, Jingle All the Way (1990-12-17) — After Murphy gets the staff to agree to no presents this year, Murphy's little gifts for the rest of the staff causes a last-minute Christmas gift-buying frenzy.
• E12: Retreat (1991-01-07) — When tensions arise among the staff, Miles arranges for a corporate weekend retreat. Where they learn to develop their teamwork as they compete against a group of bankers.
• E13: Eldin Imitates Life (1991-01-14) — When Murphy throws a party, Eldin's artistic talent is discovered. Three weeks later Eldin has a showing at a premiere art gallery. Eldin's mural causes a stir that turns his life
• E14: Contractions (1991-01-21) — The Wolf network tries to woo Murphy away, something she isn't interested in until she finds out the network is taking her for granted.
• E15: Hoarse Play (1991-02-04) — Ten years ago Murphy was banned from the White House press conferences. To top off her story on the education crisis, Murphy decides she needs a quotation from the ""Education"" pr
• E16: The Novel (1991-02-11) — Jim's new novel, seems to uncover his affection for Murphy, when the central character meets a blonde female reporter.
• E17: Terror on the 17th Floor (1991-02-18) — The network is sold to American Industrial, a large corporation, who send in a management consultant to streamline the network. Miles and Murphy go to New York to meet with the new
• E18: On Another Plane (1) (1991-02-25) — When their plane gets in trouble: Murphy and Frank's lives flash before their eyes.
• E19: On Another Plane (2) (1991-02-25) — Frank and Murphy witness their wake, giving them further time for reflection on their lives.
• E20: Driving Miss Crazy (1991-03-04) — While the FYI staff car pool together, Murphy works on her will, Frank gets over a relationship, Corky obsesses over being right about a trivia question, Jim tries to think of an a
• E21: Everytime it Rains… You Get Wet (1991-03-18) — Suffering from ""3rd year burnout,"" Miles asks for a positive uplifting story. When everyone else fails, Murphy takes on the challenge. She gets a perfect story, until the intervi
• E22: Corky's Place (1991-04-08) — Corky gets her own network special, she decides to do it as an interview show with a ""tea party"" theme. Murphy comes on as her first guest and is humiliated when Corky asks her r
• E23: Small (1991-04-29) — Murphy makes a flip remark that insults short men, especially members of ""The 66 Club."" She shows them their ""short"" sightedness.
• E24: The Usual Suspects (1991-05-06) — Murphy goes off the deep end when a tabloid prints lies about her, one of which says she is drinking again.
• E25: Q & A on FYI (1991-05-13) — The FYI staff vies against Yale on a TV quiz show, but at the dress rehearsal, they realize just how much they've forgotten since their school days.
• E26: Uh-Oh (1) (1991-05-20) — Jake resurfaces with matrimony on his mind, Murphy is caught between him and her ex-lover, Jerry Gold, when he returns unexpectedly. Later Murphy takes a home pregnancy test, the r

Season 4

• E1: Uh-Oh (2) (1991-09-16) — Murphy begins to ponder her fate, tells Frank her suspicions and tries more tests (all positive). Murphy tells Jake the news.
• E2: Uh-Oh (3) (1991-09-16) — Jake tells Murphy he has decided he isn't ready to settle down, and they both agree they can't do it together. Murphy decides to exercise her right to choose and her choice is moth
• E3: I'm As Much of a Man as I Ever Was (1991-09-23) — Gene Kinsella finds out about Murphy's pregnancy and considers the idea of taking her off the air. But Miles convinces him not to. Once that is solved, Murphy must get a quote fr
• E4: Male Call (1991-09-30) — Out to prove the new men's movement is a fraud, Murphy attends a men's-only workshop to get the real story on the new men's movement and Frank, Miles and Jim are participants.
• E5: The Square Triangle (1991-10-07) — Murphy gets a competent secretary in Miles' girlfriend, Audrey. The pressure of working together causes their break up and Frank becomes the tool Audrey uses to get back at Miles.
• E6: Full Circle (1991-10-14) — After learning about her mother's death, Murphy doesn't seem to be that upset, which makes the FYI gang think that she's hiding her true feelings. She claims it's because of a let
• E7: The Smiths Go to Washington (1991-10-28) — It's Nightline vs. FYI when both shows court a small town family that inadvertently taped a senator's romantic rendezvous.
• E8: It Came From College (1991-11-04) — When Murphy looks after a friend's 18-year-old daughter she begins to learn about what being a mother is all about.
• E9: The Queen of Soul (1991-11-11) — Murphy's chance to interview the "Queen of Soul" is in jeopardy when her train arrives late and the limo gets detoured and the staff struggles to fill the air time.
• E10: Inside Murphy Brown (1991-11-18) — Murphy has an appointment with a gynecologist for a test she can't drive to, when no one else is available, Jim must take her. The results of the test are normal with one exception
• E11: Mission Control (1991-11-25) — Murphy volunteers the FYI staff to serve Thanksgiving dinner at a homeless shelter.
• E12: Be it Ever So Humboldt (1991-12-09) — After being nominated every year, for ten years straight, Frank wins the Humboldt Award and it brings out the worst in him.
• E13: Love is Blonde (1991-12-16) — Feeling neglected by her husband, Corky considers ""moving down the food chain,"" when she becomes involved with Miller Redfield.
• E14: Anchor Rancor (1992-01-06) — When the existing Sunday news anchor dies, the competition heats up between Jim and Murphy, when the network test both of them for the job.
• E15: Guess Who's Coming to Luncheon (1992-01-13) — When Corky gets an invitation to a Barbara Bush luncheon, Murphy tries to scam her so she can get back into the White House, a placed she has been banned from.
• E16: Lovesick (1992-01-20) — Murphy returns from a trip feeling a little ill, turns out she is having pre-term labor pains, common for pregnant women over forty. Jerry Gold offers to move in with Murphy to hel
• E17: Heartfelt (1992-02-03) — Miles succumbs to stress when he has heart attack symptoms at his 30th birthday party.
• E18: Send in the Clowns (1992-02-24) — Following her story on the personal spending habits of government officials, a Senate committee must decide whether to find her in contempt of Congress.
• E19: Murphy Buys the Farm (1992-03-02) — Murphy gets everyone to reluctantly join her, for an old fashioned weekend at the farm she is considering buying. The neighbors in the area aren't as old fashioned as Murphy would
• E20: Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (1992-03-04) — After Miles describes a, according to Frank's opinion, homoerotic dream of him and the new publicity guy, Rick 'frolicking', Miles panics. Frank says that's no big deal, and that
• E21: Rage Before Beauty (1992-03-16) — Murphy changes her hairstyle to rebel against an appearance clause in her contract; the network's and the audience reaction is less than favorable.
• E22: Phil's Not So Silent Partner (1992-03-23) — Murphy loans Phil some money to keep his place from going under; however, Phil gets more than money and more than he can take with the deal.
• E23: He-Ho, He-Ho, It's Off to Lamaze We Go (1992-04-27) — Murphy's doctor advises her to take Lamaze classes, and even though Murphy thinks it's not really necessary, she agrees. The problem is that Murphy has to find a partner for that.
• E24: On the Rocks (1992-05-04) — The network tries a temporary replacement for Murphy; however, Murphy recognizes the same signs in her that show she is on the same path Murphy once traveled, alcoholism.
• E25: A Chance of Showers (1992-05-11) — Murphy relents when Corky wants to throw her a baby shower and the guests that arrive give her the low down on child birth and children.
• E26: Birth 101 (1992-05-18) — While doing the last show of the season, Murphy starts going into labor. The FYI gang and crew panics, and don't know what to do since they're in the middle of a live show, Miles

Season 5

• E1: You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato (1) (1992-09-21) — After the delivery, Murphy goes through her ""period of adjustment"" including the sleepless nights, finding a suitable nanny, name for the baby, then Dan opens his mouth.
• E2: You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato (2) (1992-09-21) — Murphy is angry over the Vice President's comments about her choice of ""family values,"" while trying to deal with her choice.
• E3: Life After Birth (1992-09-28) — During her first day back at FYI, Murphy discovers just how hard it is to leave the baby at home with a nanny.
• E4: Black, White & Brown (1992-10-05) — The network moves Kinsella into a nothing position, Murphy finds herself unusually pleasant to the new ""black"" vice president of news at the network, Mitchell Baldwin.
• E5: I Never Sang for My Husband (1992-10-12) — Doris, feeling that her life is miserable, decides to become a cabaret singer and Jim has hard time dealing with it.
• E6: Night of Living News (1992-10-26) — Frank, sensing his ""big break,"" persuades a reluctant Murphy to co-host the network's new overnight news program with him, and the pair get punchy while on the air.
• E7: A Year to Remember (1992-11-02) — While working their way through Election Day, the staff recalls casting their first votes.
• E8: Midnight Plane to Paris (1992-11-09) — Murphy leaves Eldin as nanny when she must fly to Paris for a European Summit Conference. She also decides on the baby's name, Avery and a full time nanny, Eldin.
• E9: Me Thinks My Parents Doth Protest Too Much (1992-11-16) — Miles is embarrassed when his activist parents come to Washington for a large demonstration.
• E10: Winners Take All (1992-11-23) — The Museum of Broadcast Arts awards ceremony honoring FYI turns into a colossal battle of egos and nobody has a bigger one than Murphy.
• E11: Till Death or Next Thursday Do We Part (1992-12-07) — After finishing his book The Little Dutch Boy and the movie's screenplay, Will gets hit with a plagiarism suit at the premiere. The stress of the situation exposes Corky and Will's
• E12: I'm Dreaming of a Brown Christmas (1992-12-14) — On Christmas Eve, Murphy wants to celebrate Avery's first Christmas simply; however she finds herself dealing with two surprise guests. Murphy's father and aunt arrive to celebrate
• E13: Games Mother Play (1993-01-04) — Though she thinks she knows how to relate to Avery, Murphy is swayed into giving him some ""quality time"" by playing games and singing children's songs with a group of other mothe
• E14: The British Invasion (1993-01-11) — Miles and Audrey decide to live together, but he finds the living arrangements a little too crowded for his liking when her ex-boyfriend stays for a night and then doesn't leave.
• E15: Back to the Ball (1993-01-18) — The staff try to rustle up a date for Murphy when she gets invited to the inaugural ball. Murphy finds her own date, Eldin's friend, who did a sketch of Avery. Later Murphy has sec
• E16: The Intern (1993-02-01) — Corky gets an intern job for one of her sorority sisters, a recent college graduate. The staff over-protects their new intern, from labor-intensive and meaningless jobs, when she t
• E17: Trickster, We Hardly Knew Ye (1993-02-08) — Following his dog's death, Jim delivers a commentary on the animal during his commentary. The staff throws a memorial service to help him overcome the loss.
• E18: The World According to Avery (1993-02-15) — When Eldin becomes sick, Murphy brings Avery to work. While Murphy is out searching for an interview for that night's show, everyone takes turns baby-sitting and sharing their most
• E19: Bump in the Night (1993-02-21) — A major story gets Frank a booking on Late Night With David Letterman, and Murphy becomes jealous. Frank invites Murphy to come with him and she causes trouble in the green room wi
• E20: To Market, to Market (1993-03-01) — Murphy gets the car pool to make a ""quick"" side trip to the market, just so she pick up a quick jar of baby food; also while there she meets up with ex-secretary #37. Corky finds
• E21: Two For the Road (1993-03-15) — Murphy decides to take Mitchell on when he wants a set change. When they go to a charity event together, each tries to get the upper hand.
• E22: Murphy and the Amazing Leaping Man (1993-03-22) — When Murphy can't join him for their annual escapades at the Press Club dinners, Frank does something unusual, he goes alone. At the dinner he is accused of being a bachelor and he
• E23: The Egg & I (1993-05-03) — When Frank gets back from a story, Corky recounts the story about how Murphy tried to beat other newswomen to an interview with the president by taking Avery to the White House Eas
• E24: Ship of Phil's (1993-05-10) — Murphy and Phil play for high stakes during their annual poker cruise aboard his houseboat. Miles suffers from an overdose of seasick medication.
• E25: One (1993-05-17) — Murphy plans Avery's first birthday party; however, on the day of the big event her plane from New York is fogged in. While the others celebrate, Murphy tries everything to get bac

Season 6

• E1: The More Things Change (1993-09-20) — An arrogant new colleague threatens everyone on the staff, especially Murphy who's just reduced her role on FYI resulting from the pressures of motherhood. Their relationship hits
• E2: Angst For the Memories (1993-09-27) — Murphy gets an interview with a reclusive '60s literary idol, but times and people have changed.
• E3: Black and White and Read All Over (1993-10-04) — After going to a function with Mitchell, Murphy begins to date him. Is there anything there, or do they just like it when heads turn?
• E4: Political Correctness (1993-10-11) — A series of on-air comments made by Peter and Murphy gets the staff forced to attend a seminar on political correctness.
• E5: The Young & the Rest of Us (1993-10-18) — The staff gets nervous when Peter whisks away a depressed Corky on her 30th birthday.
• E6: Ticket to Writhe (1993-10-25) — Peter and Murphy compete for the Middle East peace story. Miles obtains sideline passes to a Washington football game where he plans to propose to Audrey via the scoreboard, but fi
• E7: I Don't Know You From Madam (1993-11-01) — Murphy works reluctantly on a story the network brass wants on ""The Beltway Madam,"" a high priced call girl who's just been exposed and is the hottest story in town.
• E8: All the Life That's Fit to Print (1993-11-08) — Murphy has nightmares about what her colleagues will say about her when they are interviewed for a biography that she has authorized to be written.
• E9: Bah Humboldt (1993-11-15) — Peter, Frank & Murphy are all nominated for the Humboldt Award. While at the ceremony, Murphy can't understand how disinterested Peter is in the award and Frank hears a rumor about
• E10: Reaper Madness (1993-11-22) — Murphy is obsessed with the need to try to explain death to Avery and bothers everyone for their perspective.
• E11: It's Not Easy Being Brown (1993-11-29) — To improve upon her image, Murphy gets a publicist and makes an appearance on a children's puppet show.
• E12: To Have and Have Not (1993-12-06) — Miles comes under public scrutiny when he is misquoted in a magazine article that makes him out to be the biggest male chauvinist in Washington, DC.
• E13: Socks and the Single Woman (1993-12-13) — Murphy gets invited to the White House by the Clintons. Once she gets back to the office, she finds out she has a furry stowaway.
• E14: A Piece of the Auction (1994-01-03) — Murphy gets rude remarks by radio personality, Marty Crane. She gets mad but the gang actually thin the things Marty says about Murphy are funny. They're all now at a charity eve
• E15: The Thrill of the Hunt (1994-01-10) — An injured Peter returns from Bosnia and eventually they admit missing each other and decide to have a relationship they know will go down in flames.
• E16: The Deal of the Art (1994-01-17) — Murphy's report and comments about modern art lead to her appearance on a PBS talk show, defending her views against art critics. Later she takes one of Avery's paintings and puts
• E17: The Anchorman (1994-01-24) — Jim decides to open an English pub called ""The Anchorman"" and it turns out to be a big success as a gay bar.
• E18: Fjord Eyes Only (1994-01-31) — The team travels to Lillehammer, and Murphy, who's more interested in getting free stuff, has a ""fluff piece"" interview with a skater, which results in a disaster for Norway.
• E19: Crime Story (1994-02-28) — After her car is stolen out of her driveway, Murphy joins the neighborhood watch, but discovers that her neighbors are borderline vigilantes.
• E20: The Fifth Anchor (1994-03-07) — FYI's 17th anniversary show is more than complete when an annoying former anchor returns. They plot to get rid of him again until Murphy finds out what he once did for her before t
• E21: Anything But Cured (1994-03-14) — Frank's psychologist tells him after 18 years of therapy that he's cured and needs to move on and he leans on Murphy for support.
• E22: The Tip of the Silverburg (1994-03-28) — When Murphy take Miles shopping for a new suit, he becomes humiliated when she ""sees it"" and then everyone else finds out. Later, everyone else lets out their most embarrassing m
• E23: It's Just Like Riding a Bike (1994-05-02) — Peter returns to town and he and Murphy pick up right where they left off. Back at her place, Murphy delays the inevitable.
• E24: My Movie With Louis (1994-05-09) — Despite the network's policy against it, Murphy decides to play a ""small, but pivotal role"" in director Louis Malle's new film. After getting the script, Murphy goes to the set t
• E25: The More Things Stay the Same (1994-05-16) — Frank, Jim and Murphy are all up for contract renewals as FYI celebrates the airing of its 500th broadcast and their egos go unchecked.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Murphy Brown have? 10 season(s) with 247 episodes.

Who created Murphy Brown? Diane English.

Where can I watch Murphy Brown? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.