SUDDENLY SUSAN

As Susan prepares to depart for Italy with Cooper (Brian McNamara), Jack speeds to the airport to intercept her.

Intent on showing up high-school rival Maddy Piper, Susan aims to demonstrate her sharp reporting skills.

Susan's lunch with Jack's wife, Margo, results in trouble when a remark Susan makes gets used against Jack.

Nana and Susan's mother are at odds over plans for her grandfather's funeral, leaving Susan in the middle.

Susan receives a rare and valuable book from an admirer (Ross Malinger) of her column, but she decides to check on him before arranging a meeting.

Susan struggles to overcome Maddy's antagonism; Vicki, Todd and Luis make an effort to live without "Seinfeld."

Recently widowed Nana's friendship with Vicki makes Susan envious; Todd's parents announce they are expecting a baby.

Susan faces an awkward situation when a bad actor she is interested in wants an honest review.

Susan makes friends with an elderly man (Tim Conway) and brings him together with his long-lost brother (Harvey Korman) and sister-in-law (Rose Marie).

Nana writes a column while Susan is sick; Vicki finds a great guy (Albie Selznick) but doesn't like his work.

Susan thinks about Jack while rehearsing Christmas carols; Vicki learns about Hanukkah from her boyfriend.

Susan leaks the news of Jack and Maddy's kiss; Vicki tries to get her rabbi boyfriend to physically commit to her.

Vicki's rabbi boyfriend (Albie Selznick) poses a significant question; Jack has something to do with Susan's pain.

Susan gets Nana a date with a well-to-do senior businessman (Tony Curtis), with unfortunate results.

Luis is denied a car rental, so Susan, Maddy and Todd write an article exposing the company's racist practices.

After a robbery, Maddy urges Susan and Vicki to buy guns for protection; Todd meets singer Shawn Colvin.

Susan takes charge of The Gate and conflicts with Maddy, who is already uptight about her father's visit.

Susan is hypnotized and explores life in the 1880s after meeting a man who believes in reincarnation.

A series of mishaps on Susan's 30th birthday tests her plan to positively embrace the next decade.

Todd follows Susan to poetry class and discovers a knack; Luis tells Vicki about a great apartment that turns out to be haunted.

Susan dates a hockey player (David Newsom) and finds out how rough the sport is; Vicki yearns for her ex-boyfriend.

Susan makes a spontaneous trip to Kentucky after her hockey-playing boyfriend (David Newsom) is sent to the minors.

A congressman (Christopher Rich) gives Susan (Brooke Shields) an interview and a view of something he shouldn't; Vicki makes wedding plans.

The congressman who gave Susan an indecent view sues The Gate after reading her article about his advances.