Murphy Brown - Season 9 (1996)

Tensions between Murphy and Dottie escalate over her Dottie's son's birthday party, and an exposé Murphy does on Dottie's clothing line.

Murphy decides to turn her bedroom into an office, but she has to get her annoying neighbor to agree to the renovations first.

The FYI team decides to buy their favorite bar after the owner dies. But who will run it, and how?

Kay and Murphy clash once again, this time over Kay's new restrictions on the FYI team.

Murphy's numerous previous assistants team up and face her.

Murphy tries to get Miller fired but her plan backfires.

Frank wants to marry Dana, since he's in love with her perfect public image. When she lets him get a glimpse of her complicated private life, he learns that nobody's perfect.

Murphy convinces Kay to start her own talk show. To keep her occupied, the entire FYI team offers help, and Kay even lands Tom Hanks as her first guest. Unfortunately, everything goes horribly wrong.

Jim and Doris' annual theme party turns into a fight, and his co-workers are stunned when he moves out of the house.

While on a network-sponsored vacation at a resort in Mexico, Murphy must avoid a group of workers staying there whom she previously exposed.

When a blizzard strands Murphy and Kay at the office alone, they recall moments from their past and discover a shared experience.

Frank and Murphy argue over who gets to do the commentary now that Jim is in hospital. Corky gets a new protege she can't stand.

Murphy and Frank hire actors to protect the identity of Murphy's source from Kay. Their plan goes horribly wrong.

When Jim expresses interest in a staff member, Murphy secretly arranges a date at an upcoming banquet - but the woman mistakenly thinks the date is with Miller, causing confusion and embarrassment for everyone.

Dana's troubled son Danny becomes part of FYI, but a sudden assignment forces Murphy to take the teen along to Atlantic City.

Murphy retrieves Andrew from a monastery, and they team up to stop Kay's new plans for radically reorganizing FYI.

Murphy desperately tries to find out what Walter Cronkite said about her privately.

A billionaire proposes marriage to Murphy while she's interviewing him on-air, and he won't take no for an answer.

Murphy suspects that a hero security guard who intervened when fire broke out set the fire himself.

Miller lies to his domineering mother, telling her that he and Murphy are friends. She misconstrues this to mean that they're in fact a couple.

Murphy inadvertently insults President Clinton on-air and refuses to apologize. This leads to serious, unintended consequences.