Murphy Brown

Secretary #93: A rich and spoiled woman with a chihuahua. Edit

Bette Midler, who has the distinction of playing Murphy's last secretary, actually has "ties" to Murphy Brown, as she had previously appeared in films with Lily Tomlin, Robert Pastorelli, and Pat Corley. She also attended the memorial service for Louis Malle, (Candice's husband), in February 1996. Edit

Secretary #90: An older man who kept joking about people. Edit

Secretary #92: An actress who kept starting to sing. Edit

Secretary #91: A very forgetful woman who kept getting names mixed up. Edit

Secretary #89: A woman who spent all the time making coffee. Edit

Secretary #88: A woman who kept talking on the phone. Edit

Secretary #87: A woman who was curious about Murphy's new relationship. Edit

Secretary #86: A woman who kept exaggerating everything. Edit

Secretary #84: A man dressed like Spiderman, clinging to a wall outside Murphy's office. Edit

Secretary #83: A rude woman that kept ignoring her job. Edit

Secretary #82: A self-conscious woman who kept finishing Murphy's sentences. Edit

Secretary #81: A man obsessed with health and staying young. Edit

Secretary #80: A critic that kept rating Murphy. Edit

Secretary #79: A rude 104-year-old woman. Edit

Secretary #78: A nudist. Edit

Secretary #77: A man that kept repeating what everyone said in a mocking voice. Edit

At the end of the episode, Murphy and Frank are supposed to be playing Super Mario Bros. 3 for the Nintendo system. However, the background noise from the game is from Super Mario World for Super Nintendo. Edit

At the end of the episode Frank and Murphy play a video game. They claim it's "Super Mario Brothers 3", and the controllers appear to be from the correct system, original NES, however the sounds are clearly from the opening demo of Super Mario World, which only was available on the Super NES, which used a very distinct different controller. Edit

Louis Malle was Candice Bergen's real-life husband at the time. This was their first, and last, appearance together, as Louis passed away on Thanksgiving Day 1995 (of T-cell Lymphoma). Edit