Life With Bonnie

At the request of "Morning Chicago" station owner Mr. Portinbody, Bonnie reluctantly goes for a consultation with a plastic surgeon, who leaves his mark on her.

David has his anger management session at Bonnie's house, which turns into a total disaster, and full participation of the entire crew.

Gloria tries a computer dating service, and Bonnie & Holly help her prepare. Chef Compatelli and his mother return to Morning Chicago.

Bonnie encourages Mark to see a therapist to help him cope with the stress of his job, but she becomes jealous when she discovers he's seeing beautiful female therapist Dr. Gamz.

Bonnie is asked to shoot a soup commercial, but the director has something else in his mind.

Bonnie and the Morning Chicago gang participate in the station's annual telethon.

Bonnie finds a suspicious note in Charlie's pocket and is surprised to learn it's from a girl. A 12-year-old Chef Rio Bowerman visits the crew.

Bonnie and Mark are going through a rough chapter in their marriage, and the crew decides to help them.

Bonnie's older sister Vicki shows up with a much younger boyfriend, who asks Bonnie for a favor.

Bonnie and friends help Tony deal with a thug out to collect his gambling debt.

Bonnie dreams she was never the host of "Morning Chicago" and gets a chilling glimpse of what the show would be like without her.

A new girl is hired to take over Craft Service for the set of Morning Chicago, but her service isn't good. Meanwhile, informations about the cast and crew of Morning Chicago leak into the public.

The construction is finally done on David's house, and when the gang does their best to help him, it all turns into a disaster. Meanwhile, Bonnie participates in a "Jumping for Joy" event.

Rumors circulate about Rock Benson, the station's morning news anchorman, so Bonnie and the Morning Chicago gang try to find out the truth about him in an effort to spare Holly's feelings.

When Bonnie comes down with a case of food poisoning the gang at "Morning, Chicago," they have to do the show from Bonnie's hospital bed.

Mr. Portinbody tells Bonnie and the gang that he wants a "Wizard of Oz" themed show for Hallowe'en.

When Gloria is busy, Bonnie has to take her children to the set. Rappin' Rip returns to the set of Morning Chicago.

Bonnie has the famous marriage therapist, Dr. Bill, on Morning Chicago.

Bonnie pays a visit to David's home to speak with the contractors and try to convince them to do the job faster---and they agree, but only if they appear on the Morning Chicago show.

Bonnie hears David talking about her in his sleep and suspects that David has a crush on her.

Dave decides to pick Bonnie up for work in the morning and in his haste leaves without turning off his iron, causing his home to go up in flames, so Bonnie invites him to stay over at her house.

On the season finale, Gloria's friend Mary Ellen passes away, forcing the Molloy family to deal with issues of mortality. At Gloria's request, Bonnie, Mark and the Morning Chicago gang attend Mary Ellen's funeral and give her the send-off she deserves.

Bonnie dings Mark's new car and is afraid to tell him.

When Bonnie notices things are missing around the house, she reluctantly suspects Gloria may be stealing to help her unemployed sister. Meanwhile, Bonnie welcomes a magician and Russian dancers to Morning Chicago.

Bonnie has hired a man from a shelter to be her assistant and, in the face of his incompetence, has a hard time letting him go.

Bonnie stages a fake show to appease her boss' demanding wife, who wants to promote a book he hates.

Tony decides to go back to school to get his high school diploma, and the entire crew and the Malloy family help him study for the test, but with Tony's instructions.

Bonnie welcomes psychic Kevin Powalski to "Morning Chicago," and tends to her sick family when they all come down with the flu.

A fireman who responds to the Molloys' squirrel problem is nonresponsive when he appears on the show to give safety tips.

Holly tells her new singer beau that she's the producer, so he makes a surprise visit and asks to perform on the show. Bonnie also does a segment with chef Kazu Uehara.

Bonnie welcomes a local gossip columnist Rappin Rip to Morning Chicago, and Samantha has a crush on a classmate.

A snowstorm brings everyone closer together, as the Molloy family, stranded in Chicago for the holidays, celebrates Christmas with the Morning Chicago gang.

In the midst of her 15 year anniversary, Bonnie dreams of being married to Tom Hanks.

Bonnie and Mark fight over who is really in the charge in the house. Johnny Volcano returns to the Morning Show.

Bonnie welcomes guest author Q.T. Marlens. to the Morning show, and has to deal with his other "personalities." Mark decides to take care of the family checkbook.

Mr. Portinbody warns the gang that an investment group is coming to the set, and some changes are needed.

It's Halloween and the Molloy family is going all out. While the kids are having fun, the Morning Chicago crew is kept busy with welcoming an important guest.

Mark is forced to work late when his long-term nurse retires. And when the replacement arrives, Bonnie is worried that she is too "hot."

The station owner's son has a crush on Bonnie, and he has to host the Morning show with her. Meanwhile, the rest of the crew has to baby sit Bonnie's kids.

It's Tony's birthday and it's time to celebrate. Bonnie is worried that the gang will think her marriage is in a crisis, so she wants Mark to act like they are perfect married couple.

Bonnie complains about her overwhelming workload, but Mark doesn't thing so. Samantha's teacher calls to report that Samantha has been daydreaming a lot.

Bonnie and Mark try to get the kids ready for school, but neither Samantha nor Charlie are ready. The Morning Chicago show books Johnny Volcano, the local weatherman, who is eager to promote the film he wrote, directed and starred in.

Bonnie trades quips and tips with two authentic Italian chefs during an offbeat-cooking segment. The unscripted segments of the talk show, along with the talented cast of regulars, make for a truly unique comedy mix.