Cybill

Feeling distant from her family, Cybill drags Maryann into the desert in search of spiritual insights and, receiving an urgent psychic message from the universe, rushes back just in time for the birth of her grandson.

Cybill tells Maryann that "there's no zing anymore" when she meets someone new. It's still missing when Maryann sets her up on a blind date - that is, until she meets the guy's 60-something father.

Jeff's second ex-wife Terry is pregnant and tells Cybill that Jeff is the unwitting father. Meanwhile, Cybill and Maryann take William shopping but return home with the wrong stroller and baby.

Ira brings his new girlfriend to Zoey's sweet sixteen birthday party and Cybill and Maryann both like her until they discover she has uncontrollable multiple personalities. Meanwhile, Zoey and Sean, a busboy from the restaurant, are smitten with each other.

Cybill has a date with movie star Dennis Oliver only to be lost in his shadow after the Oscars. He drops her off and asks to use her bathroom: she thinks he's trying to pull a fast one and is surprised when he excuses himself without even asking her for a night cap. He's arrested later that night for soliciting a prostitute and Cybill is tormented by the tabloids.

Maryann, always wanting control, comes to Cybill's financial rescue when the star of her new sitcom, Dick Van Patten, drops dead during a curtain call.

Cybill has a co-starring role with Dylan, a prepubescent brat. Maryann is nervous about her son Justin visiting for Thanksgiving. She prepares for her tree-hugging son's visit by becoming "earthy," afraid he won't approve of her materialistic ways. Cybill is disappointed when her family reveals that they've all made different arrangements for the holiday.

After being replaced in a movie by Kenny Rogers, Cybil thinks her career's a flop - that is, until she takes a gamble on accepting an invitation to visit an immigrant family that collectively idolizes her. Meanwhile, Rachel tries to counsel Ira out of his neurotic fear of the telephone.

After being replaced in a movie by Kenny Rogers, Cybil thinks her career's a flop - that is, until she takes a gamble on accepting an invitation to visit an immigrant family that collectively idolizes her. Meanwhile, Rachel tries to counsel Ira out of his neurotic fear of the telephone.

Cybill decides to start dating her old boyfriend again, David Whittier, Sr. Maryann sees David as a two-faced ambulance chaser who handled her divorce then began playing golf with the enemy, Dr. Dick. Maryann decides to use her private investigator to dig up a little dirt on David.

A rotten experience in the Big Apple in 1969 took a chunk out of Cybill's self-esteem, so, for her birthday, Maryann, Rachel and Zoey take her to New York and teach her how to bite back.

A rotten experience in the Big Apple in 1969 took a chunk out of Cybill's self-esteem, so, for her birthday, Maryann, Rachel and Zoey take her to New York and teach her how to bite back.

Cybill refuses to let Zoey stay home alone while she travels to Vancouver to film a show about superheroes, so Maryann offers to let the "demon seed" stay with her. But Maryann gets into a pickle when she goes out for olives and Zoey disappears.

Ira tells Cybill that his book "Lowenstein's Lament" is being made into a movie and that she's a shoe-in for the lead.

Cybill's agent Arthur dies and Cybill ends up planning his funeral, inviting look-alikes to attend. Maryann makes a move on Ira, but he rejects her.

Morgan Fairchild returns as one of Cybill's casting competitors who nabs another job from her and then announces that she's getting married to Maryann's ex-husband Dr. Dick. Taking matters into their own hands, the two conspire to sabotage the wedding reception.

Cybill accidentally causes a famous actress to break her arm, so Cybill invites her to recuperate at her home where the woman tests Cybill's endurance with endless demands. Meanwhile, Zoey discovers that her brother-in-law Kevin is having an online dalliance with another woman.

To land a role as a cop, Cybill prepares by riding with an officer on duty. But when his wife goes into labor, Cybill is left with the car, the siren and a call from Maryann in trouble.

To be physically intimate or not to be? That's the question when Cybill dates and desires her acting teacher - that is, until she sees him in his one-man play. Meanwhile, Zoey reconsiders her vow of chastity now that she has met Sean.

When Cybill was sixteen she wrote a letter as an assignment for English class about her hopes and dreams for the future. Thirty years later, her former teacher has mailed it to her. Cybill's afraid to open it because she thinks it'll be too depressing.

Cybill is pre-menopausal and experiencing hot and cold flashes. Not wanting to take hormones to relieve her symptoms, she decides to take the herbal approach.

Hoping to help her forget Sean, Cybill spends more time with Zoey. Meanwhile, Rachel asks Cybill and Jeff to attend a session of couples counseling with her and Kevin. All goes well until introductions are made and Jeff and the therapist realize they've slept together.

Zoey's newfound popularity confounds an apologetic Sean. Ira and Maryann go on a first date. Cybill accompanies the waiter to a party at his ex-boyfriend's.

Children's show host Major Milo proposes to Cybill on the air, but she's much more interested in a hunky cable technician. Meanwhile, Ira and Maryann have a steamy dinner date that ends in disaster.