Episode
Murphy Brown: Blind Date
Overview
Lansing is being honored at a dinner. Murphy arranges a blind date for Jim, but she mistakenly ends up with Miller. Meanwhile, despite the fact that he is in a committed relationship, Frank suddenly contends with being popular with the ladies.
Details
- Series
- Murphy Brown
- Season
- Season 9
- Episode
- Episode 17
- Air date
- 1997-02-03
- Runtime
- 30 min
Episode context
Blind Date is Episode 17 in Season 9 of Murphy Brown. It aired on 1997-02-03. The runtime is 30 min.
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Episode 16: You Don't Know Jackal
When Kay isn't sure about the accuracy of Murphy's source, she wants to meet him. To keep her source's anonymity Murphy and Frank decide to hire an impostor. Unfortunately they both hire someone for the part. The guy Frank hires, a video store clerk, seizes the opportunity to be on television when he tells Kay he'll appear to be on the show.
Episode 18: Oh, Danny Boy
Corky complains about the local dry cleaner; she plans to take action. Frank complains about Dana's delinquent son. Murphy suggests that he gets a job. Frank asks Kay and he suddenly becomes a valuable asset to the organization, as a strong arm man. Murphy, stuck keeping an eye on Danny has to take him with her to Atlantic City. While there, gambling fever takes them over.
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Episode 14: The Big Thaw
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Episode 20: And That's the Way it Was?
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Episode 13: Montezuma's Retreat
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Episode 22: Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow
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Episode 11: A One Night Stan
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Episode 23: Mama Miller
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