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1988, TV Show

Episode Detail: A Comedy of Eros - Murphy Brown

Frank writes an autobiographical play that he asks Murphy to mount, but its premiere reveals a side of Frank that no one has seen before. George: Joel Brooks. Dana: Julie Hagerty. Grandma Louisa: Penny Santon.

Episodes: A Comedy of Eros - Murphy Brown - 265 total Episodes

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Murphy Brown
Roasted
All the Life That's Fit to Print
Burger, She Wrote
A Retrospective
Phil's Dead---Long Live Phil's
Bad Girls
Here's to You, Mrs. Kinsella
Oh, Danny Boy
Nowhere to Run
The Square Triangle
Political Correctness
Corky's Place
Murphy Redux
Trick or Retreat
Sex or Death
Why Do Fools Fall in Love
Funnies Girl
Frankly Speaking
The Bitch's Back
Executive Decision
Office Politics
A One Night Stan
And That's the Way It Was?
Tempus Fugit
Second Time Around
Dial and Substance
Signed, Sealed, Delivered
To Have and Have Not
Humboldt IV: Judgment Day
Ectomy, Schmectomy
Bob and Murphy and Ted and Avery
Every Time It Rains...You Get Wet
Buddies, Schmuddies
Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are
Uh-oh
Goin' to the Chapel
On Another Plane
Respect
Till Death or Next Thursday Do Us Part
The More Things Stay the Same
Brown vs. Board of Education
Be It Ever So Humboldt
McGovern Unclothed
Requiem for a Crew Guy
Specific Overtures
Montezuma's Retreat
Florence Night-en-corky
Seems like Gold Times
Murphy Brown
I'm as Much a Man as I Ever Was
Uh-oh
Jingle Hell, Jingle Hell, Jingle All the Way
Black, White and Brown
On Another Plane
Mystery Date
Never Can Say Good-bye
Make Room for Daddy
The Secret Life of Jim Dial
Model Relationships
When One Door Closes...
I Hear a Symphony
From the Terrace
Trouble at Sherwood Forrest
Uh-oh
Uh-oh
A Retrospective
Dick and Dottie
All Singing, All Dancing, All Miserable
Butcher, Faker, Bummed-Out Promo Maker
Operation Murphy Brown
Never Can Say Good-bye
Respect
Respect
The Egg and I
Loco Hero
It Came from College
Anchor Rancor
Reaper Madness
Terror on the 17th Floor
The Bummer of 42
My Fair Miller
If You're Going to Talk the Talk
Devil with a Blue Dress On
And So He Goes
The Bickners
TV or Not TV
Strike Two
The Gold Rush
The Smiths Go to Washington
Inside Murphy Brown
Rage Before Beauty
Phil's Not So Silent Partner
Midnight Plane to Paris
Soul Man
Subpoena Envy
Male Call
The Thrill of the Hunt
Frank Cuts Loose
All in the Family
The Ten Percent Solution
Baby Love
Off the Job Experience
Moscow on the Potomac
What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?
Love Is Blonde
Murphy Buys the Farm
Life After Birth
The British Invasion
It's Not Easy Being Brown
The Fifth Anchor
My Movie with Louis
Rumble in the Alley
Eldin Imitates Life
Be Careful What You Wish For
The Bus Stops Here
The Feminine Critique
Miller's Crossing
Murphy's Law
I Want My FYI
The 390th Broadcast
Lovesick
Send In the Clowns
A Chance of Showers
I Never Sang for My Husband
I'm Dreaming of a Brown Christmas
It's Just like Riding a Bike
I Want My MTV-Jay
Nobody's Perfect
Mama Miller
Waiting to Inhale
Petty Woman
The Last Temptation of Murphy
Kyle
The Summer of '77
Anchors Away
Hoarse Play
Small
Where Have You Gone Joe DiMaggio?
Up in Smoke
Murphy's Pony
Mama Said
The Unshrinkable Murphy Brown
The Memo That Got Away
Miles' Big Adventure
Whose Garbage Is It Anyway
Frank's Appendectomy
Rootless People
Night of Living News
Guess Who's Coming to Luncheon
Games Mothers Play
Bump in the Night
Murphy and the Amazing Leaping Man
Brown and Blue
Contractions
Heartfelt
Socks and the Single Woman
Retreat
Casa Nova
Altered States
My Dinner with Einstein
The Brothers Silverberg
The Strike
Mission Control
A Year to Remember
The World According to Avery
Two for the Road
Brown in Toyland
The Best and Not So Brightest
Power Play
Who Do You Truss
How to Marry a Billionaire
Then and Now
The Last Laugh
The Novel
Angst for the Memories
Black and White and Read All Over
The Young and the Rest of Us
A Piece of the Auction
Loose Affiliations
Prelude to a Kiss
Bye Bye Bernecky
Aftermath
Old Flames
Fearless Frank
The Awful Truth
Set Me Free
I Would Have Danced All Night
It's How You Play the Game
The Morning Show
Heart of Gold
But First a Word from Our Sponsor
Fax or Fiction
I Don't Know You from Madam
Miles Away
Stepping Out
The Humboldt Doldt
Bad Company
On the Road Again
The Queen of Soul
Birth 101
Methinks My Parents Doth Protest Too Much
Winners Take All
Back to the Ball
Ship of Phil's
The Anchorman
A Rat's Tale
It's Miller Time
That's the Way the Corky Crumbles
Separation Anxiety
Desperate Times
Driving Miss Crazy
Wee Small Hours
The Usual Suspects
Full Circle
On the Rocks
The More Things Change
Ticket to Writhe
Fjord Eyes Only
Crime Story
FYI of the Hurricane
A Comedy of Eros
Son of Dottie
Defending Your Life
Underdogs
The Big Thaw
From Here to Jerusalem
Opus One
Brown like Me
Q&A and 'FYI'
Bah, Humboldt
The Tip of the Silverberg
One
The Deal of the Art
Anything but Cured
Reporters Make Strange Bedfellows
The Good Nephew
You Don't Know Jackal
Goin' to the Chapel
Brown like Me
You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato
To Market, to Market
The Intern
When a Lansing Loves a Woman
Never Can Say Good-bye
On Another Plane
A Man and a Woman
The Murphy Brown School of Broadcasting
And the Whiner Is...
He Ho, He Ho, It's off to Lamaze We Go
Trickster, We Hardly Knew Ye
You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato
You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato
Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow
Turpis Capillis Annus (Bad-Hair Year)
Brown like Me
A Retrospective

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Premiered: November 14, 1988, on CBS

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Premise: Diane English's hit sitcom about the brassy star reporter for a TV newsmagazine and her coworkers. Based in Washington, D.C., Murphy is mouthy, driven, assured and frequently politically incorrect. She also has a real problem holding on to secretaries (going through 93 of them during the Emmy-winning show's 10-season run). In 1992, Murph ran into criticism from Dan Quayle (and scored loads of free publicity) when the vice president slammed the working single mom's `alternative lifestyle.'

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