Bonnie endures a dinner with John's boss and his wife after a show that included two Italian chefs and a racist author.

Everybody but Bonnie is excited about the appearance of a local weatherman (David Duchovny) on the show, who brings a clip of the film he has made.

After Mark implies her job is easy, Bonnie's day gets tougher, thanks to imbibing too much cough syrup before a crafts segment.

It's Tony's birthday

The station owner's son (Kevin Pollak) insists on dining with Bonnie the night before he co-hosts, forcing the crew to babysit her kids.

Bonnie interviews a UFO abductee (Don Lake) with a sketchy memory, and frets about whether Mark's new nurse will be attractive or not.

It's Halloween and the Molloy family is going all out. While the kids are having fun, the Morning Chicago crew is kept busy with welcoming an important guest.

Carl Reiner plays the station owner, who orders the show to make some cosmetic changes with a spiritual bent to please potential investors.

Jonathan Winters plays an author with multiple personalities and Mark protests Bonnie's haphazard checkbook accounting.

David Duchovny returns as weatherman Johnny Volcano, who's promoting his guest role on a soap opera in a scene that includes Bonnie.

On her wedding anniversary, Bonnie dreams she's married to Tom Hanks after she names him as her ideal fantasy.

A snowstorm brings everyone closer together, as the Molloy family, stranded in Chicago for the holidays, celebrates Christmas with the Morning Chicago gang.

Bonnie weathers Samantha's first crush, but unfortunately not on her show, where she chats with a local gossip columnist (Rip Taylor).

Holly tells her new singer beau (Frank Stallone) that she's the producer, so he makes a surprise visit and asks to perform on the show. Bonnie also does a segment with chef Kazu Uehara.

Bonnie's guest on her Cooking for the Dead TV special is a notoriously animated psychic, Kevin Powalski. His long hectic psychic improv steals the show and amused Bonnie goes along with it. Mark's at home sick with flu.

Tony goes back to school to get his high school diploma.

Bonnie tries to circumvent her boss (Carl Reiner) after he orders her to not let his romance-author wife (Teri Garr) on the show to promote her book.

Bonnie has hired a man from a shelter to be her assistant and, in the face of his incompetence, has a hard time letting him go.

A sleight-of-hand artist (Joseph Will) appears on the show, as Bonnie coincidentally notices items missing from the house.

Two new writers hired by David clash with Bonnie, who has another problem to deal with: she put a dent in Mark's car.

Gloria asks Bonnie and friends to attend a wake to impress the late woman's snooty relatives. However, Bonnie wants to redo the deceased's makeup.