Suddenly Susan

Susan takes charge of The Gate and conflicts with Maddy, who is already uptight about her father's visit.

A congressman (Christopher Rich) gives Susan (Brooke Shields) an interview and a view of something he shouldn't; Vicki makes wedding plans.

Todd follows Susan to poetry class and discovers a knack; Luis tells Vicki about a great apartment that turns out to be haunted.

Susan makes friends with an elderly man (Tim Conway) and brings him together with his long-lost brother (Harvey Korman) and sister-in-law (Rose Marie).

After a robbery, Maddy urges Susan and Vicki to buy guns for protection; Todd meets singer Shawn Colvin.

Luis is denied a car rental, so Susan, Maddy and Todd write an article exposing the company's racist practices.

Vicki's rabbi boyfriend (Albie Selznick) poses a significant question; Jack has something to do with Susan's pain.

Susan faces an awkward situation when a bad actor she is interested in wants an honest review.

Recently widowed Nana's friendship with Vicki makes Susan envious; Todd's parents announce they are expecting a baby.

Susan thinks about Jack while rehearsing Christmas carols; Vicki learns about Hanukkah from her boyfriend.

Susan is hypnotized and explores life in the 1880s after meeting a man who believes in reincarnation.

Nana writes a column while Susan is sick; Vicki finds a great guy (Albie Selznick) but doesn't like his work.

Susan loses her cockatoo in the wake of her break-up with Oliver; Vicki and Luis plan to embarrass Ian.

Susan becomes obsessed with Oliver's inability to say ``I love you``; Ian's vineyard yields disappointing wine.

Susan worries that she might be pregnant; Oliver suggests Susan and he move in together.

Susan gets Nana a date with a well-to-do senior businessman (Tony Curtis), with unfortunate results.

A series of mishaps on Susan's 30th birthday tests her plan to positively embrace the next decade.

Susan leaks the news of Jack and Maddy's kiss; Vicki tries to get her rabbi boyfriend to physically commit to her.

Susan's relationship with her former English professor (David Rasche) begins to drive Oliver crazy with jealousy.

Susan sells an article to another magazine, and Ian worries that she will quit The Gate.

Desperate Oliver tries to win back Susan's affections before she runs off with a former English professor (David Rasche).

Susan loses her cockatoo in the wake of her break-up with Oliver; Vicki and Luis plan to embarrass Ian.

Susan worries that she might be pregnant; Oliver suggests Susan and he move in together.

Susan becomes obsessed with Oliver's inability to say ``I love you``; Ian's vineyard yields disappointing wine.

Susan plays matchmaker at a disastrous dinner party, where there are too many guests and too little food.

Susan learns about a hot stock tip while eavesdropping on Ian and invests all of her savings.

Susan tries to console Luis after he breaks up with his girlfriend; Ian prompts Vicki to change her style.

Oliver charters a private jet for a romantic getaway, unaware that the pilot is Susan's ex-boyfriend.

Susan wants to get out of going to a co-worker's birthday party, but finds out she is the only guest.

Oliver's illness at dinner leaves Susan wondering what the real reason is behind his condition.

San Francisco's gay community has it in for Susan when her e-mail mocking Nate's attitude toward homosexuals is published.

Jealous of Maddy's engagement, Susan seeks her former idol (Leif Garrett) to fulfill a childhood goal.

A feminist Susan gets caught up in the excitement when she becomes a cheerleader for the San Francisco 49ers.

Susan accepts Oliver's invitation to carve pumpkins together but ends up sabotaging the date out of fear of being hurt by him.

Susan looks for a tactful way to tell Vicki that she is opposed to them living in the same building.

Susan lies and tells Ian she speaks Russian, but her fib backfires when he asks her to translate rare Russian letters.

Susan spies a sexy billboard of herself as ``The Gate Girl``; Nate uses Susan to land an interview with Reggie Jackson.

Susan decides to quit when she can't come to terms with her new boss or the direction the magazine is heading.

Susan panics when she's unable to find Todd with any of his friends; the gang reminisces about Todd.

Jack challenges a rival editor to a game of bowling; Susan, Vicki and Zach go see musician Warren Zevon.

Susan buys one of Luis' photos despite a thinning bank account; Jack dates Todd's sister (Arabella Field).

Susan's straightforward campaign fails; Vicki attracts Hollywood Hogan's attention.

Susan is shocked by her opponent's (Hulk Hogan) style while running for a seat on the board of supervisors.

Maddy's former classmate (Mindy Cohn) returns for revenge; Vicki gives Ben's clothes to Todd.

Todd tries to get Susan to slip his demo tape to the handsome record producer (Rick Springfield) she is dating.

Susan must bring a grief-stricken Vicki back from Arizona after her husband has a fatal heart attack.

While attending a conference, Jack meets up with an old girlfriend (Rachel Hunter) and Susan pursues a columnist (Christopher Atkins).

Susan discovers that Maddy is an alcoholic; Todd purchases an expensive set of food storage containers.

Jack takes Susan and Nana skydiving; jealous of Maddy, Vicki and Luis hire an inept assistant (Greg Pitts).

Luis informs everyone that he got married in Vegas; Todd becomes a ``Big Buddy`` to a 30-year-old (Stuart Pankin).

Guilt-ridden Jack reveals his infidelity, turning holiday cheer to tears.

Tensions mount over Thanksgiving dinner with Jack's hostile family when he announces his plans to live with Susan.

Susan's search for a love nest with Jack is diverted by her attraction to a handsome real estate agent.

A romantic getaway is spoiled when Susan and Jack end up taking care of his cousin's two kids.

The staff steps back in time when 92-year-old Lily tells the tale of her mother's romance and singing debut in 1906.

A tough game of charades with Vicki and Ben (Albie Selznick) lands a confused Susan and Jack in therapy.

Jack misses Susan's Halloween party and then won't explain his whereabouts to protect Maddy.

Susan's office romance gets sticky; staff members speak at a school career-day.

Susan hides her romance with Jack by telling Vicki that she's dating her dentist (Stephen Tobolowsky), who may propose to her.

Susan and Jack avoid each other at work after their first attempts at romance fizzle; Maddy accuses Vicki of theft.

Vicki searches for Ben on their honeymoon; an unforeseen development delays the passion between Susan and Jack.

Vicki's mother looks on as she walks down the aisle with her husband-to-be; things heat up between Susan and Jack.

A congressman (Christopher Rich) gives Susan (Brooke Shields) an interview and a view of something he shouldn't; Vicki makes wedding plans.

Susan makes a spontaneous trip to Kentucky after her hockey-playing boyfriend (David Newsom) is sent to the minors.

Susan dates a hockey player (David Newsom) and finds out how rough the sport is; Vicki yearns for her ex-boyfriend.

A series of mishaps on Susan's 30th birthday tests her plan to positively embrace the next decade.

Todd follows Susan to poetry class and discovers a knack; Luis tells Vicki about a great apartment that turns out to be haunted.

Susan is hypnotized and explores life in the 1880s after meeting a man who believes in reincarnation.

Susan takes charge of The Gate and conflicts with Maddy, who is already uptight about her father's visit.

After a robbery, Maddy urges Susan and Vicki to buy guns for protection; Todd meets singer Shawn Colvin.

Luis is denied a car rental, so Susan, Maddy and Todd write an article exposing the company's racist practices.

Susan gets Nana a date with a well-to-do senior businessman (Tony Curtis), with unfortunate results.

Vicki's rabbi boyfriend (Albie Selznick) poses a significant question; Jack has something to do with Susan's pain.

Susan leaks the news of Jack and Maddy's kiss; Vicki tries to get her rabbi boyfriend to physically commit to her.

Susan thinks about Jack while rehearsing Christmas carols; Vicki learns about Hanukkah from her boyfriend.

Nana writes a column while Susan is sick; Vicki finds a great guy (Albie Selznick) but doesn't like his work.

Susan makes friends with an elderly man (Tim Conway) and brings him together with his long-lost brother (Harvey Korman) and sister-in-law (Rose Marie).

Susan faces an awkward situation when a bad actor she is interested in wants an honest review.

Recently widowed Nana's friendship with Vicki makes Susan envious; Todd's parents announce they are expecting a baby.

Susan struggles to overcome Maddy's antagonism; Vicki, Todd and Luis make an effort to live without ``Seinfeld.``

Susan receives a rare and valuable book from an admirer (Ross Malinger) of her column, but she decides to check on him before arranging a meeting.

Nana and Susan's mother are at odds over plans for her grandfather's funeral, leaving Susan in the middle.

Susan's lunch with Jack's wife, Margo, results in trouble when a remark Susan makes gets used against Jack.

Intent on showing up high-school rival Maddy Piper, Susan aims to demonstrate her sharp reporting skills.

As Susan prepares to depart for Italy with Cooper (Brian McNamara), Jack speeds to the airport to intercept her.

Jack plays cards with wealthy friends (Brian McNamara, Donald Trump, Mr. T and John McEnroe), risking his shares in the magazine as the stakes get higher.

Planning a party for her parents, Susan gets the shocking news that they have been dating other people.

After finding out her former fiancé (Anthony Starke) is to be wed, Susan has a recurring dream she can't shake.

Jack's impromptu weekend retreat for the staff leaves everyone clamoring to go home; Susan and Jack connect.

Susan finds out what it takes to be a mentor for her newly single friend (Lori Loughlin).

Susan reconsiders living with Adam after bumping into his ex-wife; Jack returns with a new girlfriend.

Susan's relationship with Adam (Brett Cullen) goes smoothly while Jack's marriage disintegrates.

Susan is very attracted to a new man (Brett Cullen) until she discovers he has two children.

Susan realizes too late that the sympathy card she sent to Jack's grandmother has a subliminal message.

Vicki's painful breakup prompts Susan to help her write an article, which lands the pair on ``The Rosie O'Donnell Show.``

Luis prepares for his citizenship test with the aid of former presidential candidate Bob Dole.

Susan tries to negotiate a compromise after Jack announces pay cuts will replace the usual holiday bonuses.

Jack utters a strange remark when Susan takes him to her apartment to sober up after a charity event.

Things go from bad to worse when Susan decides to prepare a Thanksgiving dinner for the magazine staff.

Susan tries to change her image for a singer (Simon Templeman) in a rock band.

Susan convinces Jack to hire a recently widowed woman (Betty White) as a secretary, who sues the magazine after she is fired.

When Susan follows her co-workers' advice and lies to her folks to avoid having dinner with them, trouble ensues.

Susan surprises everyone with her talent when she takes to the court with Vicki's basketball team.

When Susan's ex-fiance turns off the utilities in her apartment, she vents her frustrations in her column.

When her co-workers realize one of Susan's basic needs is not being met, Vicki helps her search for a man.

Teaching Susan to be more assertive becomes a personal challenge for the self-help guru (Michael Jeter) she is assigned to write about.

A woman reassembles her life after leaving her groom at the altar.

Susan makes a spontaneous trip to Kentucky after her hockey-playing boyfriend (David Newsom) is sent to the minors.

Susan dates a hockey player (David Newsom) and finds out how rough the sport is; Vicki yearns for her ex-boyfriend.

Vicki's mother looks on as she walks down the aisle with her husband-to-be; things heat up between Susan and Jack.

Susan's relationship with her former English professor (David Rasche) begins to drive Oliver crazy with jealousy.

Susan sells an article to another magazine, and Ian worries that she will quit The Gate.

Desperate Oliver tries to win back Susan's affections before she runs off with a former English professor (David Rasche).