Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 19, 1996
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 93
Networks: NBC
Genres: Comedy

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Suddenly Susan(1996)

TMDB Rating: 5.7 (26 votes)

Overview

Susan Keane is a glamorous San Francisco magazine writer beginning to adjust to being single, who learns to be independent-minded, after being taken care of all her life.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 1996Avg: 5.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	First Episode	Sep 19, 1996	0.0
2	Dr. No	Sep 26, 1996	0.0
3	The Best Laid Plans	Oct 3, 1996	0.0
4	Suddenly Susan Unplugged	Oct 10, 1996	0.0
5	Hoop Dreams	Oct 17, 1996	0.0
6	Lie! Lie! My Darling	Oct 31, 1996	0.0
7	Golden Girl Friday	Nov 7, 1996	0.0
8	Beauty and the Beasty Boy	Nov 14, 1996	0.0
9	Cold Turkey	Nov 21, 1996	0.0
10	Was it Something I Said?	Dec 12, 1996	0.0
11	The Walk-Out	Dec 19, 1996	5.0
12	The Me Nobody Nose	Jan 9, 1997	0.0
13	The Ways and Means	Feb 27, 1997	0.0
14	What a Card	Mar 6, 1997	0.0
15	Love and Divorce American Style (1)	Mar 13, 1997	0.0
16	Love and Divorce American Style (2)	Mar 20, 1997	0.0
17	Love and Divorce American Style (3)	Mar 27, 1997	0.0
18	With Friends Like These	Apr 10, 1997	0.0
19	Where the Wild Things Aren't	Apr 17, 1997	0.0
20	A Boy Like That	Apr 24, 1997	0.0
21	Family Affairs	May 1, 1997	0.0
22	I'll See That and Raise You Susan	May 8, 1997	0.0

Season 2

26 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	I Love You, I Think	Sep 22, 1997
2	Past Tense	Sep 29, 1997
3	Truth and Consequences	Oct 6, 1997
4	Next Stop, Heaven	Oct 13, 1997
5	Susan's Minor Complication	Oct 20, 1997
6	It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Maddy World	Nov 3, 1997
7	It's My Nana and I'll Cry If I Want To	Nov 10, 1997
8	A Kiss Before Dying ... on Stage	Nov 17, 1997
9	The Old and the Beautiful	Nov 24, 1997
10	I Didn't Write This	Dec 8, 1997
11	Yule Never Know	Dec 15, 1997
12	A Kiss is Just Amiss	Jan 5, 1998
13	The Big Shalom	Jan 12, 1998
14	Matchmaker, Matchmaker	Jan 19, 1998
15	Car Trouble	Jan 26, 1998
16	Ready ... aim ... Fong!	Feb 2, 1998
17	Daddy Piper	Mar 9, 1998
18	Not in This Life	Mar 16, 1998
19	Models and Strippers and Wasps, Oh My!	Apr 6, 1998
20	Poetry in Notion	Apr 6, 1998
21	Pucker Up	Apr 13, 1998
22	5,947 Miles	Apr 20, 1998
23	A Tale of Two Pants (1)	May 4, 1998
24	A Tale of Two Pants (2)	May 4, 1998
25	Oh, How They Danced (1)	May 18, 1998
26	Oh, How They Danced (2)	May 18, 1998

Season 3

23 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Birds Do It, Bees Do It, Even Some of These Do It	Sep 21, 1998
2	Feels Like the First Time	Sep 28, 1998
3	Don't Tell	Oct 5, 1998
4	Sleeping With the Enemy	Oct 12, 1998
5	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Susan's Party	Oct 26, 1998
6	War Games	Nov 2, 1998
7	Seems Like Old Times	Nov 9, 1998
8	Trash-Test Dummies	Nov 16, 1998
9	The Thanksgiving Episode	Nov 30, 1998
10	The Apartment Hunt	Nov 30, 1998
11	Merry Ex-Mas	Dec 14, 1998
12	Wedding-Bell Blues	Jan 11, 1999
13	On a Clear Day You Can Hear Forever	Jan 18, 1999
14	One Man's Intervention is Another Man's Tupperware Party	Jan 25, 1999
15	Sometimes You Feel Like a Nut	Feb 8, 1999
16	Ben Rubenstein, Meet Joe Black	Feb 22, 1999
17	The Song Remains Insane	Mar 1, 1999
18	Revenge of the Gophers	Mar 15, 1999
19	In This Corner ... Susan Keane! (1)	May 3, 1999
20	In This Corner ... Susan Keane! (2)	May 10, 1999
21	The First Picture Show	May 17, 1999
22	Bowled Over	May 24, 1999
23	A Day in the Life	May 24, 1999

Season 4

22 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The New Gate	Sep 20, 1999
2	The Billboard	Sep 27, 1999
3	The Pushkin Letters	Oct 4, 1999
4	Vicki Moves In	Oct 11, 1999
5	Halloween	Oct 18, 1999
6	Cheerleaders	Nov 1, 1999
7	The Wish List	Dec 6, 1999
8	First Date	Dec 13, 1999
9	The Birthday Party	Dec 20, 1999
10	Susan's Ex	Dec 27, 1999
11	Luis Gets His Groove Back	Dec 27, 1999
12	Dinner Party	Jan 3, 2000
13	Stock Tip	Jan 3, 2000
14	I Love You	Jun 6, 2000
15	The Break Up	Jun 13, 2000
16	Girls Night Out	Jun 20, 2000
17	The Bird in the Wall	Jun 27, 2000
18	Susan and the Professor	Dec 26, 2000
19	The Reversal	Dec 26, 2000
20	The Finale (1)	Dec 26, 2000
21	The Finale (2)	Dec 26, 2000
22	The Gay Parade	TBA

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