Murphy Brown – S10 E17 : Seems Like Gold Times

Murphy Brown
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  • Genre: Comedy
  • Running time: 30 min
  • Premiere: 13.04.1998

Jerry Gold returns from Germany and it seems just like old times for Murphy and Jerry and the gang. Even Kay sees it as she tells the gang how she thinks there perfect for each other. Murphy and Jerry take the day off from work and feel the old sparks again. He inquires on her health

Jerry: Did it hurt. Murphy: At first yes, but it doesn't hurt now Jerry: I can't think of anything hurting you

Jerry and Murphy end up in bed together and Murphy tells him she does not want a relationship. Jerry says like wise because he's getting married. After Murphy tries to kick Jerry out of her house he tells her he wants her to be his best man because he cares so much about her. Murphy agrees with much begrudging. Murphy pretends she's not hurt, but Kay can see it. She even goes so far as to say Jerry is in town so she will stop the wedding.

Murphy: Kay, Jerry Gold is not the man who got away. Kay: Really, because I would have guessed you two ended up in bed yesterday. Do you want to tell me or

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Cast

Teri Hatcher
as Madeline Stillwell
Brad Garrett
as SWAT Team Captain
Haley Joel Osment
as Avery Brown
Diedrich Bader
as Acolyte Monk #1
James Hong
as Supervisor Monk
Loretta Devine
as Nurse Hawking
Tony Goldwyn
as Bobby Powell
Morgan Fairchild
as Julia St. Martin
Candice Bergen
as Murphy Brown
William Sadler
as Colonel Fitzpatrick
Scott Bakula
as Peter Hunt
Jason Marsden
as Young Miles Silverberg
Elizabeth Taylor
as Elizabeth Taylor
Vernee Watson-Johnson
as Secretary #17
Phil LaMarr
as Ben Lawson
William Schallert
as Ken Hamilton
Adam Goldberg
as Donald Klein
Gregory Itzin
as Gil Porter
Richard Schiff
as Mel Woodworthy
David Paymer
as Dr. Bishop
Jane Leeves
as Audrey Cohen
Mike Hagerty
as Howard Sutthoff
Ryan Stiles
as Acolyte Monk #2
Mayim Bialik
as Natalie Moore
Steven Culp
as Brad Stockton
Bruce Gray
as Senator Hyden
Eve Gordon
as Alexandra Payton
Darren McGavin
as Bill Brown
Lela Ivey
as Secretary #33

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