Northern Exposure

Joel (Rob Morrow) has an out-of-body experience that allows him to see what his life would have been like had he not come to Cicely.

Maurice and Maggie are unhappy with the donations they made to the library auction - Maurice and Maggie (Barry Corbin, Janine Turner) are unhappy with the donations they made to the library auction.

Joel (Rob Morrow) is taken on a tour of his past, present and future by a visiting rabbi; Maurice (Barry Corbin) attempts to impress Lady Anne.

Maggie (Janine Turner) re-examines her life after she reads a letter she wrote to herself as a teen-ager; Joel (Rob Morrow) discovers a lump that must be tested for cancer.

Satan (guest star Charles Martin Smith) pays a visit to Maggie's women's club and decides to tempt Shelly (Cynthia Geary) with the prospect of turning the Brick into a casino.

Joel (Rob Morrow) proposes to Maggie (Janine Turner); Chris (John Corbett) creates sparks by experimenting with electric currents in an effort to become one with electricity.

Shortly after they move in together, Maggie throws Joel out, and he decides to head upriver to find himself; Chris remodels his trailer.

The new doctor and his journalist wife arrive in Cicely and through a string of mishaps meet all the town's oddball residents.

Dr. Capra is put to the test when Joel invites him upriver for a game of golf; Michelle covers Maggie's first mayoral council meeting.

Maggie (Janine Turner) starts daydreaming about ways for Joel (Rob Morrow) to die when she visits him and discovers he is quite happy with his new life.

Joel (Rob Morrow) falls back into his old routine when Marilyn (Elaine Miles) visits; Holling and Shelly (John Cullum, Cynthia Geary) go house hunting.

Joel (Rob Morrow) returns to Cicely to gather his belongings after being released from his contract with Alaska.

Maggie's mother (Debra Mooney) comes for a visit with her new boyfriend, and Maggie (Janine Turner) realizes her bad luck with men may be hereditary.

Joel and Maggie (Rob Morrow, Janine Turner) set out on a quest to find a mythical city, and Joel must finally face his future.

As Maurice becomes increasingly intrigued with baby Miranda, Holling is suspicious; Phil endures anxiety attacks due to his ``natura-phobia.''

Chris must referee the literary war between the professors who have come to Cicely to give him his oral exams; a young man arrives in Cicely to claim Holling as his father.

The Capras discover an Italian neighborhood in Cicely and soon find themselves taking sides in a long-standing family feud.

When Michelle becomes the star of the bowling team, Phil's jealousy causes a rift in their relationship; Maggie needs a new bowling partner.

Michelle decides to produce a play for community theater and the competition for roles nearly leads to fisticuffs.

When a bear cub needs a parent, Ed (Darren E. Burrows) becomes a papa; Chris (John Corbett) enters a dream manipulation experiment, but the object of his dreams has the control.

When Officer Semanski appears to be smitten with a violinist whom she is returning to a mental institution, jealousy overcomes Maurice.

Maurice (Barry Corbin) rethinks his future with Officer Semanski (Diane Delano) when she treats his guests like soldiers.