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Season One. Mary Jo offers the name of her ex-husband, Ted, as a new gynecologist for Suzanne, but is not quite prepared when Suzanne returns with the news that she and Ted are now dating. Julia tells off a man who tries to pick up on the ladies in a sushi bar.
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Guest Cast: Scott Bakula (Ted Shively), Arlen Dean Snyder (Ray Don Simpson, uncredited) THE BEAUTY CONTEST -October 6, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) A debate begins over whether beauty contests are sexist after Charlene sponsors Mary Jo's daughter Claudia in a teen pageant. Meanwhile, former Miss Georgia-World Suzanne is thrilled to coach Claudia, despite her depression over her 30th birthday and her fear that she is nothing more than a washed-up ex-beauty queen. Guest cast: Pamela Bowen (Marjorie Lee Winick), Priscilla Weems (Claudia Shively), Virginia Bingham (Debbie Hammonds), Elaine Wilkes (friend), Stacy Nicole Bloodworth (Stacy Nicole), Brian Lando (Quinton Shively), Brian Moore (announcer) A BIG AFFAIR -October 20, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) Suzanne arranges a date for Charlene with an overweight man to get Sugarbakers a discount on merchandise, which sets loose conflicting emotions in Charlene when she discovers how much she likes the man -- but is embarrassed by his weight. Meanwhile Julia, Mary Jo, and Charlene each secretly make loans to a fraternity that owes the design firm for sofas, and Suzanne's important dinner party becomes a spectacle when she hires a new maid from a third-world country. Guest cast: Walter Olkewicz (Mason Dodd), David Winn (Dane) JULIA'S SON -October 27, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) Julia invites her 19 year old son Payne home from college with his new girlfriend, but everyone is shocked to find that his girlfriend is over 40!! Guest cast: Natalia Nogulich (Primrose Horton), George Newbern (Payne) MARY JO'S FIRST DATE -November 3, 1986 Written by: Cheryl Gard Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) After hearing that Mary Jo hasn't dated since she and Ted split, Suzanne sets her up with J. D. Shackleford, a scout for the Atlanta Braves baseball team -- who wants to spend the evening with his tongue down Mary Jo's throat. Plus, Sugarbakers must struggle through an IRS audit by the same Ray Don Simpson who once tried to pick up the ladies in a sushi bar and suffered a tongue-lashing from Julia. Guest cast: Richard Gilliland (J.D. Shackleford), Arlen Dean Snyder (Ray Don Simpson) DESIGN HOUSE -November 17, 1986 Written by: Joan Brooker and Nancy Eddo Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) After implications that she is nothing but a bimbo front-person for Sugarbakers, Suzanne decides she wants to try her hand at decorating. Confident that she will lose interest, Julia promises her the next job that comes through the door, not realizing that it will be an important Design House project. Everyone is surprised and impressed by Suzanne's dedication ---- until Design House burns to the ground while she is working on it. Guest cast: Stephen Tobolowsky (Boyd), Meshach Taylor (Anthony) PERKY'S VISIT -November 24, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) Julia and Suzanne's mother Perky and her friend Bernice escape the dull routine of their lives in the retirement home by joining the girls and their ex-con deliveryman Anthony for Thanksgiving. Things become eventful as Suzanne's disastrous attempts at cooking are overshadowed by the fear that Anthony has murdered one of Sugarbakers' clients. Guest cast: Louise Latham (Perky Sugarbaker), Alice Ghostley (Bernice Clifton), Meshach Taylor (Anthony Bouvier), Tony Maggio (policeman) I DO, I DON'T -December 4, 1986 Written by: Emily Marshall Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) Julia is mistaken to think that her current beau Reese Watson is planning to propose, but in a drunken state they get married anyway. The next day Julia regrets the deed, but is furious and embarrassed when Reese shows up with annulment papers. Guest cast: Hal Holbrook (Reese Watson), Richard Balin (waiter), Ritchie Montgomery (minister) THE IT MEN -December 11, 1986 Written by: Emily Marshall Directed by: Jack Shea. Charlene begins to feel guilty over having chemistry with a new man so soon after her boyfriend Mason moves to Japan, but things escalate when the girls discover that her new man is married to one of Sugarbakers' clients. Guest cast: Madison Mason (Ed Boeving), Brandis Kemp (Mrs. Boeving), Rodney Stone (waiter) THE SLUMBER PARTY -December 18, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea. After a heated argument, Suzanne's maid puts a curse on her proclaiming that she will be dead by midnight. Meanwhile, the ladies of Sugarbakers agree to help Mary Jo with her daughter's slumber party, which allows the opportunity for bonding as Suzanne tries to make her final moments count. Guest cast: Priscilla Weems (Claudia Shively), Brian Lando (Quinton Shively) NEW YEAR'S DAZE -January 1, 1987 Written by: Trish Vradenburg Directed by: David Steinberg. The ladies' New Year's Eve celebration goes awry when Reese is forced to cancel on Julia because of business, Mary Jo's beau keeps getting phone calls from his ex-wife, and Suzanne's ancient date keeps losing consciousness. But none of these things compare to the news that Charlene's mystery date is a prison escapee and the subject of a massive FBI manhunt. Guest cast: Richard Gilliland (J.D. Shackleford), Thomas Callaway (Shadow), Nathan Haas (FBI agent), Russell Anderson (Worth Carrington), Suzanne Rains (waitress) OLD SPOUSES NEVER DIE -(60 minute episode) February 1, 1987 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Barnet Kellman ( Episode Feature available ) Charlene is devastated by the news that she may have breast cancer, leaving Julia to wonder why her doctor said not to be concerned. Meanwhile, Mary Jo's fears of intimacy with J.D. are made worse by the constant interference of both of their ex-spouses, and Anthony hides from a gangster who wants to force him into a $5000 game of poker. Guest cast: Richard Gilliland (J.D. Shackleford), Scott Bakula (Ted Shively), Julie Cobb (Janet Shackleford), Michael Jeter (Calvin Klein), Priscilla Weems (Claudia Shively), Dennis Howard (Dr. Knight), John Petlock (Dr. Mitchell), Frank Miller (Otis), John C. Anders (Clifford), Brian Lando (Quinton Shively), Jennifer Andrews (nurse) MONETTE -February 8, 1987 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Barnet Kellman ( Episode Feature available ) An old high school friend of Charlene's moves to Atlanta and asks Sugarbakers to redecorate her mansion, thrilling the ladies, until they begin to suspect that she is practicing the world's oldest profession", and Julia refuses to take on the very lucrative project. Guest cast: Bobbie Ferguson (Monette "Monica" Marlin), Dean Dittman and Terry Wills (clients) AND JUSTICE FOR PAUL -February 15, 1987 Written by: Trish Vradenburg Directed by Jack Shea.
Man seeking woman season 3 episode 1
Men seeking women episode 1
Article:
Season One. Mary Jo offers the name of her ex-husband, Ted, as a new gynecologist for Suzanne, but is not quite prepared when Suzanne returns with the news that she and Ted are now dating. Julia tells off a man who tries to pick up on the ladies in a sushi bar.
Click here for men seeking women episode 1
Guest Cast: Scott Bakula (Ted Shively), Arlen Dean Snyder (Ray Don Simpson, uncredited) THE BEAUTY CONTEST -October 6, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) A debate begins over whether beauty contests are sexist after Charlene sponsors Mary Jo's daughter Claudia in a teen pageant. Meanwhile, former Miss Georgia-World Suzanne is thrilled to coach Claudia, despite her depression over her 30th birthday and her fear that she is nothing more than a washed-up ex-beauty queen. Guest cast: Pamela Bowen (Marjorie Lee Winick), Priscilla Weems (Claudia Shively), Virginia Bingham (Debbie Hammonds), Elaine Wilkes (friend), Stacy Nicole Bloodworth (Stacy Nicole), Brian Lando (Quinton Shively), Brian Moore (announcer) A BIG AFFAIR -October 20, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) Suzanne arranges a date for Charlene with an overweight man to get Sugarbakers a discount on merchandise, which sets loose conflicting emotions in Charlene when she discovers how much she likes the man -- but is embarrassed by his weight. Meanwhile Julia, Mary Jo, and Charlene each secretly make loans to a fraternity that owes the design firm for sofas, and Suzanne's important dinner party becomes a spectacle when she hires a new maid from a third-world country. Guest cast: Walter Olkewicz (Mason Dodd), David Winn (Dane) JULIA'S SON -October 27, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) Julia invites her 19 year old son Payne home from college with his new girlfriend, but everyone is shocked to find that his girlfriend is over 40!! Guest cast: Natalia Nogulich (Primrose Horton), George Newbern (Payne) MARY JO'S FIRST DATE -November 3, 1986 Written by: Cheryl Gard Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) After hearing that Mary Jo hasn't dated since she and Ted split, Suzanne sets her up with J. D. Shackleford, a scout for the Atlanta Braves baseball team -- who wants to spend the evening with his tongue down Mary Jo's throat. Plus, Sugarbakers must struggle through an IRS audit by the same Ray Don Simpson who once tried to pick up the ladies in a sushi bar and suffered a tongue-lashing from Julia. Guest cast: Richard Gilliland (J.D. Shackleford), Arlen Dean Snyder (Ray Don Simpson) DESIGN HOUSE -November 17, 1986 Written by: Joan Brooker and Nancy Eddo Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) After implications that she is nothing but a bimbo front-person for Sugarbakers, Suzanne decides she wants to try her hand at decorating. Confident that she will lose interest, Julia promises her the next job that comes through the door, not realizing that it will be an important Design House project. Everyone is surprised and impressed by Suzanne's dedication ---- until Design House burns to the ground while she is working on it. Guest cast: Stephen Tobolowsky (Boyd), Meshach Taylor (Anthony) PERKY'S VISIT -November 24, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) Julia and Suzanne's mother Perky and her friend Bernice escape the dull routine of their lives in the retirement home by joining the girls and their ex-con deliveryman Anthony for Thanksgiving. Things become eventful as Suzanne's disastrous attempts at cooking are overshadowed by the fear that Anthony has murdered one of Sugarbakers' clients. Guest cast: Louise Latham (Perky Sugarbaker), Alice Ghostley (Bernice Clifton), Meshach Taylor (Anthony Bouvier), Tony Maggio (policeman) I DO, I DON'T -December 4, 1986 Written by: Emily Marshall Directed by: Jack Shea ( Episode Feature available ) Julia is mistaken to think that her current beau Reese Watson is planning to propose, but in a drunken state they get married anyway. The next day Julia regrets the deed, but is furious and embarrassed when Reese shows up with annulment papers. Guest cast: Hal Holbrook (Reese Watson), Richard Balin (waiter), Ritchie Montgomery (minister) THE IT MEN -December 11, 1986 Written by: Emily Marshall Directed by: Jack Shea. Charlene begins to feel guilty over having chemistry with a new man so soon after her boyfriend Mason moves to Japan, but things escalate when the girls discover that her new man is married to one of Sugarbakers' clients. Guest cast: Madison Mason (Ed Boeving), Brandis Kemp (Mrs. Boeving), Rodney Stone (waiter) THE SLUMBER PARTY -December 18, 1986 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Jack Shea. After a heated argument, Suzanne's maid puts a curse on her proclaiming that she will be dead by midnight. Meanwhile, the ladies of Sugarbakers agree to help Mary Jo with her daughter's slumber party, which allows the opportunity for bonding as Suzanne tries to make her final moments count. Guest cast: Priscilla Weems (Claudia Shively), Brian Lando (Quinton Shively) NEW YEAR'S DAZE -January 1, 1987 Written by: Trish Vradenburg Directed by: David Steinberg. The ladies' New Year's Eve celebration goes awry when Reese is forced to cancel on Julia because of business, Mary Jo's beau keeps getting phone calls from his ex-wife, and Suzanne's ancient date keeps losing consciousness. But none of these things compare to the news that Charlene's mystery date is a prison escapee and the subject of a massive FBI manhunt. Guest cast: Richard Gilliland (J.D. Shackleford), Thomas Callaway (Shadow), Nathan Haas (FBI agent), Russell Anderson (Worth Carrington), Suzanne Rains (waitress) OLD SPOUSES NEVER DIE -(60 minute episode) February 1, 1987 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Barnet Kellman ( Episode Feature available ) Charlene is devastated by the news that she may have breast cancer, leaving Julia to wonder why her doctor said not to be concerned. Meanwhile, Mary Jo's fears of intimacy with J.D. are made worse by the constant interference of both of their ex-spouses, and Anthony hides from a gangster who wants to force him into a $5000 game of poker. Guest cast: Richard Gilliland (J.D. Shackleford), Scott Bakula (Ted Shively), Julie Cobb (Janet Shackleford), Michael Jeter (Calvin Klein), Priscilla Weems (Claudia Shively), Dennis Howard (Dr. Knight), John Petlock (Dr. Mitchell), Frank Miller (Otis), John C. Anders (Clifford), Brian Lando (Quinton Shively), Jennifer Andrews (nurse) MONETTE -February 8, 1987 Written by: Linda Bloodworth-Thomason Directed by: Barnet Kellman ( Episode Feature available ) An old high school friend of Charlene's moves to Atlanta and asks Sugarbakers to redecorate her mansion, thrilling the ladies, until they begin to suspect that she is practicing the world's oldest profession", and Julia refuses to take on the very lucrative project. Guest cast: Bobbie Ferguson (Monette "Monica" Marlin), Dean Dittman and Terry Wills (clients) AND JUSTICE FOR PAUL -February 15, 1987 Written by: Trish Vradenburg Directed by Jack Shea.
Man seeking woman season 3 episode 1
Men seeking women episode 1
