Episode
Murphy Brown: Me Thinks My Parents Doth Protest Too Much
Overview
Miles is embarrassed when his activist parents come to Washington for a large demonstration.
Details
- Series
- Murphy Brown
- Season
- Season 5
- Episode
- Episode 9
- Air date
- 1992-11-16
- Runtime
- 30 min
Episode context
Me Thinks My Parents Doth Protest Too Much is Episode 9 in Season 5 of Murphy Brown. It aired on 1992-11-16. The runtime is 30 min.
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Episode 8: Midnight Plane to Paris
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.
Episode 10: Winners Take All
The Museum of Broadcast Arts awards ceremony honoring FYI turns into a colossal battle of egos and nobody has a bigger one than Murphy.
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Episode 6: Night of Living News
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Episode 12: I'm Dreaming of a Brown Christmas
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Episode 5: I Never Sang for My Husband
Doris, feeling that her life is miserable, decides to become a cabaret singer and Jim has hard time dealing with it.
Episode 13: Games Mother Play
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 mothers.
Episode 4: Black, White & Brown
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.
Episode 14: The British Invasion
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.
Episode 3: Life After Birth
During her first day back at FYI, Murphy discovers just how hard it is to leave the baby at home with a nanny.
Episode 15: Back to the Ball
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 second thoughts about going out on a date.