SUDDENLY SUSAN

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.