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23 Episodes 1994 - 1995
Episode 1
Mon, Sep 19, 1994 60 mins
Joel's herb-induced dream transforms Cicely's folksy regulars into New York sophisticates. Joel: Rob Morrow. Shelly: Cynthia Geary. Ruth-Anne: Peg Phillips. Ed: Darren E. Burrows. Maggie: Janine Turner.
Episode 2
Mon, Sep 26, 1994 60 mins
PI-in-training Ed spies on Hayden Keys (James L. Dunn), who may be faking injury; the purchase of an antique dollhouse sets Shelly to dreaming on a grand scale; and Maggie's and Maurice's charity donations bring regrets. Heather: Charmaine Craig. Reynaldo: Ronald G. Joseph. Ed: Darren E. Burrows.
Episode 3
Mon, Oct 3, 1994 60 mins
Joel must atone for his sins when he's visited by a rabbi (Jerry Adler)---the ghost of Yom Kippur past, present and future; Maurice welcomes an honored guest (Jill Gascoine) for a fox hunt. Joel: Rob Morrow. Maurice: Barry Corbin. Holling: John Cullum.
Episode 4
Mon, Oct 10, 1994 60 mins
Joel finds a strange lump on his head; Shelly has bad luck after chucking a chain letter; a barber (Bill Cobbs) parks his pole in Cicely; and Maggie receives a letter she'd written at 15. Mary-Margaret: Tara Subkoff. Maggie: Janine Turner. Joel: Rob Morrow. Shelly: Cynthia Geary.
Episode 5
Mon, Oct 17, 1994 60 mins
Shelly makes a deal with the devil; Ed bungles Joel's tests on a pill for the common cold; and Chris introduces a co-host. Shecky Greene appears. Roger: Charles Martin Smith. Shelly: Cynthia Geary. Ed: Darren E. Burrows. Chris/Esau: John Corbett.
Episode 6
Mon, Oct 31, 1994 60 mins
Marilyn's tale of her grandfather's encounter in Alaska with Russian princess Anastasia (Tushka Bergen) unfolds on-screen in filmmaker Ed's vision of Cicely's early days. It involves a secret meeting that took place with Lenin (Christopher Neame) and the princess. Ed/Emery: Darren E. Burrows. Marilyn: Elaine Miles. Joel/Mikhail: Rob Morrow.
Episode 7
Mon, Nov 7, 1994 60 mins
Electricity generates a new art project for Chris; sparks fly between Joel and Maggie on a Russian flight bound for St. Petersburg; Maurice welcomes his cousin (Trevor Bullock) to Cicely, hoping to groom him to take over the family business. Vasili: Slav Troyan. Stewardess: Yelena Danova.
Episode 8
Mon, Nov 14, 1994 60 mins
A conflict with Maggie over firearms drives Joel to the outback to live in a remote village; a contractor (Gary Basaraba) destroys Chris's way of life; Ruth-Anne surrenders to love. Rob Morrow, Janine Turner, John Corbett, Peg Phillips, Moultrie Patten.
Episode 9
Mon, Nov 28, 1994 60 mins
Paul Provenza and Teri Polo join the cast as Cicely's new doctor Phillip Capra and his journalist wife Michelle, who feel that they've stepped back in time in their new environs. Meanwhile, Ed sees into the future; and Holling wants to join the Sons of the Tundra men's club. Sen. Monkton: John Maxwell. Lester: Apesanahkwat. Hayden: James L. Dunn.
Episode 10
Mon, Dec 12, 1994 60 mins
Maggie finds herself in the seat of power as Cicely's mayor but must contend with Chris's screwball fixation; Marilyn buys a champion stud husky that's more of a dud husky; and Phil (Paul Provenza) is invited to play golf in the wilderness with Joel (Rob Morrow). Chris: John Corbett. Michelle: Teri Polo. Gil Lefleur: Bob Morrisey.
Episode 11
Wed, Jan 4, 1995 60 mins
Maggie treks into the Manonash village to visit Joel, who she fears is in imminent danger; an elderly couple asks to stay the night at Phil and Michelle's; and Ed thinks the information highway looks cold and forbidding. Ellie: Molly McClure. Warner: George Randall. Phil: Paul Provenza. Michelle: Teri Polo.
Episode 12
Wed, Jan 11, 1995 60 mins
Marilyn shatters Joel's inner peace on a visit to Manonash; Ed takes advantage of Maurice's hospitality; and a house is not Holling's idea of a home. Two-Clocks: Sam Vlahos. Marilyn: Elaine Miles. Holling: John Cullum. Joel: Rob Morrow.
Episode 13
Wed, Jan 18, 1995 60 mins
Cicely's new bottled water alters gender behavior and causes women to display an overactive sex drive; violinist Cal (Simon Templeman) becomes a fugitive; and Joel is freed to return to New York. Bertrand: Gerard Ismael. Off. Semanski: Diane Delano. Gilliam: Robert Nadir. Joel: Rob Morrow.
Episode 14
Wed, Feb 1, 1995 60 mins
A visit from Maggie's mom (Debra Mooney) reveals that the two O'Connell women have a lot in common; Ruth-Anne clashes with new employee Walt over canned goods; Maurice pouts when Holling gets chummy with Phil. Leland: Linden Chiles. Walt: Moultrie Patten. Phil: Paul Provenza. Ruth-Anne: Peg Phillips.
Episode 15
Wed, Feb 8, 1995 60 mins
Joel enlists Maggie to join him on a quest for the mythical Jeweled City of the North; Chris slaps Phil with a malpractice lawsuit; and critic Michelle reviews the Brick. Bernard: Richard Cummings Jr. Gatekeeper: Adam Arkin. Japanese Soldier: Seth Sakai. Trapper: Paul McLean. Talbot: Randy Thompson.
Episode 16
Wed, Feb 15, 1995 60 mins
While Cicelians honor Founders Day, newcomers Phil and Michelle experience buyers' remorse over purchasing a big spread; Maurice claims that Randi is his reincarnated Uncle Elvy; and Chris and Maggie find a common bond. Jerry Moore: Tom Hammond. Maurice: Barry Corbin. Holling: John Cullum.
Episode 17
Wed, Mar 8, 1995 60 mins
Chris's visiting professors (Jack Blessing, David Spielberg) get into an argument over his master's dissertation; Maggie buys Cicely's neglected movie house; and a young man (Peter Simmons) stops by the Brick to meet his father. Heather: Charmaine Craig. Shakespeare: William Salyers. Chris: John Corbett. Holling: John Cullum.
Episode 18
Wed, Mar 15, 1995 60 mins
Phil (Paul Provenza) gets caught up in a feud between two of Cicely's Italian families; Ruth-Anne begins a series for National Public Radio; Holling finally vents his anger toward Shelly. Lowell: Richard Romanus. Joe: Joe Nipote. Angela: Nancy Cassaro. Calogero: Stefano LoVerso. Mama Grippo: Penny Banton.
Episode 19
Thu, Apr 6, 1995 60 mins
During a bowling invitational, Phil and Michelle seem headed for splitsville. Meanwhile, Ed sets his sights on the sophisticated Heather (Charmaine Craig). Lester: Apesanahkwat. Michelle: Teri Polo. Phil: Paul Provenza. Prof. Pickering: Wayne Pere. April: Angelique von Halle. Ed: Darren E. Burrows.
Episode 20
Mon, Apr 24, 1995 60 mins
Michelle mounts a production of "Bus Stop," which infects Cicelians with the acting bug but sparks creative differences and petty jealousies. Eric: Don R. McManus. Ron: Doug Ballard. Chris: John Corbett. Maggie: Janine Turner. Holling: John Cullum. Shelly: Cynthia Geary.
Episode 21
Wed, Jul 12, 1995 60 mins
"Parenthood" sours for Ed after he brings home a cuddly bear cub to nurture; and Chris's dream experiments entangle him with a saucy hotel manager (Felicity Waterman). Michelle: Teri Polo. Lucille: Amy Perry. Ed: Darren E. Burrows. Chris: John Corbett.
Episode 22
Wed, Jul 19, 1995 60 mins
Fugitive violinist Cal (Simon Templeman) wants to turn himself in with help from Maurice and Off. Semanski; Phil offends the locals; Chris pairs up with a judgmental youngster (Ashleigh Aston Moore) at a cotillion dance class. Semanski: Diane Delano. Mrs. Whirlwind: Armenia Miles. Phil: Paul Provenza.
Episode 23
Wed, Jul 26, 1995 60 mins
The sun sets---one last time---on the town of Cicely as friends gather at Maurice's summer lodge for relaxation, renewal and reflection. Off. Semanski: Diane Delano. Rabbi Schulman: Jerry Adler. Michelle: Teri Polo. Maurice: Barry Corbin. Chris: John Corbett. Phil: Paul Provenza. Hayden: James L. Dunn.