Nathan Lane; 'Weird Al' Yankovic; Garry Marshall. ...

Celebrity players: Dr. Phil McGraw vs. Garry Marshall and Penny Marshall; Kevin McHale vs. Fred Willard. ...

Corky takes over for Murphy and does great. The network decides to sign a new long-term contract with her, while offering Murphy only a short-term deal. ...

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

Murphy teams up with Andrew to stop Kay's new plans for reorganizing FYI. ...

Miller accidentally ends up with Jim's blind date. ...

Murphy convinces Kay to start her own talk show. The entire FYI team participates and Kay even lands Tom Hanks as her first guest. Unfortunately, everything goes horribly ...

When the gang gets the TV Q's and they see how low Miller's is, they think that he's on his way out but Kay says that as long as Miller is on Lansing's good side he's not ...

The executive producer of a game show replaces Andrew as the person in charge of FYI. ...

The FYI team fights back thanks to Miles. ...

Murphy learns the shocking truth behind the rumors that FYI is done for. ...

Andrew tries to seduce unsuspecting Murphy. ...

Jim quits FYI to work for the new ICN Network. Miller gets his old job. Murphy tries to convince Jim to come back. ...

Stuart Best offers to be an insider for FYI and give them the dirt on the tobacco industry. ...

Jim is told to turn Miller into a proper journalist. ...

Murphy must apologize for what she said about a popular talk-show host. ...

Miller takes all the credit for a story the entire FYI staff worked on. ...

Frank evades a deadly situation at a prison and it proves to be a ratings booster. Frank would like to cover tamer stories but head honcho Lansing pushes him into dangero ...

Lansing's devious nephew Andrew returns as head of a TV division and offers Murphy a spot opposite Walter Cronkite on a news show. Murphy accepts but the show's content i ...

McGovern's photo shoot for Rolling Stone is unsupervised after Miles is called away. The issue features a nude McGovern and Murphy uses it as a reason for firing her. Tal ...

Murphy, Miles, and Frank visit Stan in the hospital who's had a revelation after watching so much TV. He wants all network shows to go younger or add a dog so FYI hires M ...

Jim's wife Doris is away and a misunderstanding lands Jim in tabloid headlines. Despite his protestations, his co-workers doubt his explanation and head honcho Lansing is ...

Murphy is overheard making disparaging remarks about her network's fall lineup. As punishment she has to attend the affiliate convention with her colleagues and make nice ...

Murphy accepts a part in a Louis Malle film and Frank desperately tries to get himself included. Stan Lansing, a top network network executive, tells them they can't appe ...

Liv feels that she has something to prove; she insists on doing her own stunts. ...

After multimillionaire Marty Pepper proposes to Evelyn, Walden and Alan throw him a bachelor party with several of his old friends (comedy legends Tim Conway, Steve Lawre ...

After going through all the necessary steps to train for being the host of the Late Show, he gets bad news when he hears that Jerry Seinfeld has already been chosen. But ...

When hearing the news that David Letterman is retiring from the Late Show, Louis is asked to be a runner up for a replacement of his, which takes a lot of work. Louis str ...

Elka believes that Bob has given Joy a voodoo doll; Melanie doses her boyfriend with estrogen. ...

Thinking that he's just accompanying Sharona to the airport to pick up her aunt, Monk discovers to his dismay that she's the one making the flight. The choice between bei ...

A girl who was hit by a car while riding a bicycle is treated in the ER. When her boyfriend turns up, it seems it may not have been an accident. While a lottery has made ...

Oscar is delighted when his agent announces he was selected as honorary pitcher, with Murph as catcher, at a New York Mets game, yet all but amused when Felix arranges fr ...