

Following her on-air sabotage of a testy television news anchorwoman, writer Maya Gallo suddenly finds herself out on the street. Unable to find a job and facing eviction from her apartment, she takes the advice of her roommate Wally and goes to see her estranged father, women's magazine editor Jack Gallo, for help. However, in order to see him, she must first run a gauntlet created by Jack's staff at Blush, including his assistant Dennis Finch, former model Nina Van Horn and head photographer Elliot Dimauro.
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30mFinch tries to hijack a surveillance videotape of him and Jack's nanny in a compromising position.
30mJack tricks Maya into getting a neighbor to move so he can build a steam room at work.
30mFinch is convinced that Nina has an imaginary alter ego while Maya discovers how Jack deceived her on Halloween many years ago.
30mMaya gets caught up in a tangle of practical jokes when she sets out to prove Finch wrong and demonstrate that women can be pranksters too.
30mFinch conspires to set Maya up on a date with another woman.
30mElliott plans to teach Courtney a lesson for dumping Finch, but events take a different turn.
30mMaya's romance with a puppeteer takes an uncertain turn when she suspects she has inspired a rude new puppet.
30mJack is unhappy he's far down on a prestigious listing about to be published, while Finch makes a fan pest of himself meeting Mark Hamill.
30mNina sets her sights on fashion rival Margo Langhorne but feels no victory when the battle ends.
30mFinch sets out to ruin everyone's Christmas when he thinks the other members of the Blush team have gotten him a lousy gift.
30mMaya tries to convince Elliott that his slow witted brother is a fake.
30mJack tries to put out the flames rekindled by Maya's first love.
30mSmitten Maya interviews a senator who only has eyes for Nina, and Finch learns about Elliott's valuable collector's item.
30mFollowing his divorce, Finch's dad starts dating Nina.
30mFinch tries coming to grips with his dad's engagement to Nina.
30mMaya's plan for a murder mystery theme party backfires when a grouchy neighbor dies on her doorstep.
30mAs a prank, Finch switches the cards on two of Elliott's birthday gifts: those from Maya and Persky. Meanwhile, when the racehorse Jack bought with Robert Goulet acts up before the big race, he enlists Nina's aid to calm it down.
30mFinch has been secretly writing Blush 's advice column under the name Miss Pretty. When Maya, impressed by Finch's writing, asks to meet Miss Pretty, Finch pays a sleazy friend to pose as the columnist. Elliott accidentally offends a big advertiser.
30mMaya's taking a photography class and her teacher instructs her to take a nude self portrait. Elliot thinks the guy just wants to see Maya naked. Meanwhile, Finch and Nina both feel cast aside when Jack takes a liking to Nina's new assistant on the basis of his ability to do magic tricks.
30mThe nominations for the annual Femmy awards are in and Maya, Nina and Elliott are nominated, while Finch isn't even invited to the ceremony. However, the evening doesn't go exactly as planned for all.







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Following her on-air sabotage of a testy television news anchorwoman, writer Maya Gallo suddenly finds herself out on the street. Unable to find a job and facing eviction from her apartment, she takes the advice of her roommate Wally and goes to see her estranged father, women's magazine editor Jack Gallo, for help. However, in order to see him, she must first run a gauntlet created by Jack's staff at Blush, including his assistant Dennis Finch, former model Nina Van Horn and head photographer Elliot Dimauro.
George Segal, Wendie Malick, Laura San Giacomo, Enrico Colantoni, David Spade, Rena Sofer, Chris Hogan.
The catalogue lists an episode length of 30 minutes; individual episodes may vary.
The listed premiere date is 4 March 1997.