Grant Shaud |
Miles Silverberg (1988-1996) |
Jane Leeves |
Audrey Cohen (Seasons 2-5, Recurring Afterwards) |
Faith Ford |
Corky Sherwood |
Pat Corley |
Phil (Seasons 1-9, recurring otherwise) |
Joe Regalbuto |
Frank Fontana |
Lily Tomlin |
Kay Carter-Shepley (1996-1998) |
Suzie Plakson |
Jackie |
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Annabelle Gurwitch |
Secretary #10 |
Guest Star |
Lou Wills |
Murray Brown |
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Secretary #10: An actress acting out several roles in the office.
Corky: Murphy, I have to talk to you about something.
Murphy: Look, Corky. Let's try not to be so depressed. Okay, our pride is hurt, but it's only one night.
Corky: That's such a healthy attitude.
Murphy: Let's not even watch the thing on TV. Let's go out, do something fun. Maybe go bowling, or…
Corky: Murphy, I'm going to the ball.
Murphy: What?
Corky: Ken Dolan asked me--the White House caterer. I'll be spending a lot of the evening alone, but at least I'll get served first. I hope you're not mad at me, Murphy.
Murphy: No, I'm glad you're going. It'll give me a chance to break into your apartment and set your clothes on fire.
Corky: Oh, Murphy, you didn't mean that.
Murphy: Yes, I did. I really did.
Scott Lawrence has an uncredited appearance as the guy in the elevator with Frank who says, "Come on!"
Suzie Plakson would later reappear in another Shukovsky/English production called Love and War.
The opening of this episode features video footage of many past presidents from the late 1960s up to 1989 while "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" by the Shirelles is playing.
This is the episode Diane English ( see episode #176, 177 "Retrospective" ) cites as being the one where Candice Bergen became Murphy Brown. After the episode had aired, George Bush sent Candice a special invitation to the inaugural ball.
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