Caroline in the City debuted on NBC September 21, 1995.

Lea Thompson stars as Caroline Duffy, a cartoonist whose comic strip draws on her life experiences as a single woman in Manhattan searching for happiness. Among them: hiring an assistant (Malcolm Gets); finding herself in competition with her ex-boyfriend (Eric Lutes) to see who can recover faster from their breakup; and taking dubious advice from her eccentric neighbor (Amy Pietz) on ways to attract men. Also stars Andy Lauer as "Charlie" and Tom La Grua as "Remo".

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#2: September 28, 1995
Del convinces Caroline to go with him to Atlantic City for the weekend, but after Richard gets mugged, Richard and Caroline confront Richard's fear of riding the subway, foiling the mugger along the way.

#3: October 5, 1995
Richard takes his paintings out of the closet when a gallery owner (Dan Butler) considers them for an exclusive show. Meanwhile, Annie becomes entangled in Caroline's search for a new hairdresser. Howard: Jack Kenny. Johnny: John Mariano. Allen: Neal Lerner.

#4: October 12, 1995
Richard and Del bend over backwards to help an injured Caroline complete her work. But things go from bad to worse when medication dulls her pain -- and her mind.

#5: October 19, 1995
Being too picking could cost Caroline the chance to reclaim money she lost at a malfunctioning ATM, while Richard may end up in the doghouse after he attempts to end a relationship.

#6: November 2, 1995
Del doesn't show when Caroline has her first meeting with his parents; Richard's 30th birthday plans change when Annie visits. Matthew Perry and Jonathan Silverman have cameos. Scott: Jeff Garvin. Don: Lou Felder.
(Lea Thompson also guest-starred in a cameo appearance on the November 2, 1995 episode of Friends.)

#7: November 9, 1995
Caroline is nervous when her aunt (Jean Stapleton) fixes her up with a childhood acquaintance, but changes her tune after she sees how he's turned out. Meanwhile, Shelly continues to rearrange Richard's life.

#8: November 16, 1995
Caroline is blown away by an opportunity to march in the Thanksgiving Day parade. Florence Henderson and talk-show hosts Mike Burger and Maty Monfort have cameos. Captain Markham: Marlon Archey. Peter: Joel Miller. Shelley: Lauren Graham.

#9: December 7, 1995
Annie's new boyfriend (Tim Conlon) steals her heart, but Caroline suspects an ulterior motive. Meanwhile, Richard unveils a new painting, but no one appreciates the fruit of his labor. Officer Block: David Byrd.

#10: December 14, 1995
Could Caroline and Del be through? Their relationship, which has always seemed shaky, takes a turn for the worse when last-minute attempts to plan a romantic Parisian holiday fail. While an alternative date in April is find with Caroline, Del is reluctant. "Who knows where we'll be in five months?" he asks, reminding Caroline of the commitment problem that has always been an issue. Meanwhile, Annie tries to help Richard end his relationship with the cloying Shelly by hatching a scheme that could never exist outside of a sitcom. It involves a fruitcake, a chance encounter and a trick to make Shelly drop Richard for another man. Mindi: Lorma Luft. Shelly: Lauren Graham.

#11: January 4, 1996
Del's unexpectedly generous gift makes Caroline question his intentions. Meanwhile, Richard paints a nude portrait of a beautiful woman (Fabiana Udenio) who has a well-connected husband.

#12: January 11, 1996
Richard gets an opportunity to paint a mural, but may chicken out when the key decision-maker -- a married man -- asks him to arrange a date with Caroline.

#13: January 25, 1996
Caroline's parents (Mariette Hartley, Earl Hollman) roll out the red carpet when she visits her home town for a ceremony in her honor, but something smells fishy when her brother (Paul Castree) arrives for the celebration with big news of his own.

#14: February 1, 1996
Caroline finds a watch in her antique desk and tries to find its previous owners (Morey Amsterdam, Rose Marie). Meanwhile, Del learns that a deceased employee was an embezzler. Minister: Beans Morocco.

#15: February 15, 1996
Caroline is persuaded to pick up a total stranger (Dan Cortese), but she soon learns that the word "boring" suits him to a T. Meanwhile, a planned double date with models turns out well for Richard, but not for Del. Mugger: Fred Stoller. Barbara: Fred McDermott.

#16: February 22, 1996
A chance encounter with Del sends Richard job hunting; Remo and Annie tell Caroline that she's oblivious to Richard's feelings for her. Maddie: Sharon Lawrence.

#17: March 14, 1996
Ultra-competitive Del has feelings of inadequacy after meeting Caroline's debonaire ex-boyfriend (Burke Moses).

#18: March 28, 1996
Del and Caroline's vacation takes an unexpected turn when they run into Del's bitter ex-wife (Joely Fisher) at his cabin. Meanwhile, Annie's brother (Adam Ferrara) decides to quit the family business, which doesn't sit well with his parents (Joseph Bologna, Candice Azzara). Poppi: Ralph Manza.

#19: April 4, 1996
Caroline, Richard and Annie are cast as extras in a film, leading to some surprising developments for its star, Robby Benson, and director, John Landis (who both play themselves). Howie: Jeff Altman. A.D.: Steven Banks.

#20: April 18, 1996
Caroline's agent (Meshach Taylor) likes the idea of featuring her comic-strip character on a cereal box, but the artist flakes out after a closer look at the product. Merle: Vicki Lewis. Ted: Larry Raben. Elliot: Brad Bartam. Marlan: Roz Witt. Man #1: Norman Large. Man #2: Gregg Daniel.

#21: April 25, 1996
Richard faces some childhood traumas when his mother (Elizabeth Ashley) makes a surprise visit. NBC Entertainment president Warren Littlefield and John Ratzenberger have cameos.

#22: May 9, 1996
When wedding preparations get the best of Caroline, her bridesmaids question her choice of a maid of honor -- Annie, who isn't pulling her weight. Meanwhile, Del has trouble finding an usher.

#23: May 26, 1996
Caroline and Del are ready to walk down the aisle, but an ominous dream, and inexperienced priest (Michael McKean) and a surprising love letter rain on their parade. Janitor: John Apicella.

#24: August 5, 1996
Writer's block sends Caroline down memory lane, where she recalls Richard's first day on the job -- the day after she and Del rekindled their romance.

#25: September 17, 1996
In the second-season opener, Caroline begins looking for a new assistant, but finds a date instead. Meanwhile, Richard returns from France after running out of money and lands a sweet new job. Super: John Del Regno. Frenchman: Marius Marzmanian.

#26: September 24, 1996
Realizing that Caroline never received his love letter, Richard labors to retrieve it from her friend's apartment. Meanwhile, Caroline's new boyfriend (Mark Feuerstein) bonds with Del.

#27: October 15, 1996
Caroline's new boyfriend (Mark Feuerstein) questions her relationship with ex-boyfriend Del. Meanwhile, a theatrical tax auditor (David Hyde Pierce) asks Annie to do him a favor; and Richard adjusts to his new apartment.

#28: October 22, 1996
Caroline is driven to distraction by Joe's sudden declaration of love for her. Meanwhile, Del and Annie help Richard pick up a new skill. Elevator Lady: Cathy Ladman.

#29: October 29, 1996
When Del loses his job, he asks Caroline's help in launching a new company. Meanwhile, Richard paints himself into a corner when he takes a mural assignment.

#30: November 12, 1996
Joe (Mark Feuerstein) cuts out on Caroline when an awards ceremony conflicts with his personal beliefs. Meanwhile, Dell lies about his background to charm a woman (Rena Sofer) he meets at a singles mixer. Starr: Mandy Ingber. Artie: Philip Sterling. Ruth: Shirley Prestia.

#31: November 19, 1996
A chance to audition for "Victor/Victoria" leads Annie to practice posing as a man -- but she may be too convincing for her own good. Julie Andrews is heard but not seen. Leslie: Andrea Bendewald.

#32: November 26, 1996
Caroline gets caught up in a family squabble when Richard's father (Judd Hirsch), a former comedian, asks for his son's help in reviving an old comedy routine. Jack Carter: Himself. Emcee: John Byner.

#33: December 3, 1996
When Caroline's cat misbehaves, a pet therapist (Valerie Mahaffey) decides that Richard is the one in need of help. Meanwhile, Del proves to be a washout at picking up women.

#34: December 10, 1996
Annie gets an unexpected roommate: her mother (Candice Azzara), who keeps the reason for her arrival under wraps form everyone -- except for Caroline. Meanwhile, Del has doubts abut his new secretary, and Richard could use a little Christmas cheer when his part-time job at a department store becomes unbearable.

#35: December 17, 1996
Richard considers a lucrative job offer from Del, while a $5 bill bearing an ominous message keeps resurfacing in Annie's life. Super: Carlos Sanchez. Elevator Lady: Cathy Ladman. Honey: Karri Turner.

#36: January 7, 1997
When Caroline's romance with Joe is beached due to his ex's return from an environmental mission, she shows up drunk at Richard's doorstep.

#37: January 14, 1997
Mackenzie Phillips guest-stars as Annie's singing sister, a one-hit wonder who comes to town in hopes of reviving her singing career and wants to use a letter by Richard for inspiration.

#38: January 21, 1997
A wealthy art patron (Ann Magnuson) takes Richard under her wing, but does she have an ulterior motive? Meanwhile, Caroline volunteers to read to the elderly.

#39: February 11, 1997
Richard's the center of attention when he wins a chance to make his dreams come true by sinking a $100,000 three-pointer during a Knicks game. French Stewart appears in a cameo. James: David Roberson. Angie: Candice Azzara.

#40: February 18, 1997
It's not a pretty picture when con-artist Richard fakes his death to catch the eye of an art dealer who's canvassing the city in search of the works of dead painters.

#41: February 25, 1997
Caroline's miffed that Annie keeps reneging on plans for a "girls' night out", so Annie agrees to spend a weekend with her--sans men. Meanwhile, Richard meets the perfect girl (Jessica Stone). Brett: Scott Atkinson.

#42: March 11, 1997
Del hopes to spark up romance with Annie's neurotic friend Cassandra (Helen Slater), who plans on lighting a fire of her own. Meahwhile, Caroline spends a night out "alone".

#43: April 1, 1997 "Caroline and the Buyer"
Del asks Caroline to help him woo a greeting-card store magnate (George Segal), who misunderstands what the cartoonist has to offer. Meanwhile, Annie resents Richard's relationship with her mother (Candice Azzara).

#44: April 8, 1997 "Caroline and the New Neighbor"
Things get a little stiff when an elderly neighbor (Marilyn Cooper) asks Caroline to help out with the removal of her dead, naked husband. Meanwhile, Richard tries to sell his car.

#45: April 15, 1997 "Caroline and the Critics"
Caroline and Richard embark on a road trip to find out why the town of Kulawakee Lake canceled her strip. Also: Annie plots revenge against a critic (Raye Birk). Earl: Gary Grubbs. Wanda: Deborah Harmon.

#46: April 22, 1997 "Caroline and the Ombudsman"
Caroline has some difficulties getting her building super, Mr. Tedescu (Brian George), to fix her shower, so she hires a man that may make Tedescu an offer he can't refuse.

#47: May 6, 1997 "Caroline and the Bad Trip"
Part 1 of 3: Caroline goes on The Tonight Show to plug her book; Charlie meets his father; Richard runs into his long-lost love, Julia (Sofia Milos). Jay Leno has a cameo. Doc: Bill Daily. Natalie: Elizabeth Ashley.

#48: May 13, 1997 "Caroline and Richard & Julia"
Part 2 of 3: Richard's long-lost love (Sofia Milos) arrives with bad news: she's getting married. Not to be outdone, Richard concocts a coupling of his own -- to Caroline. Michael Feinstein appears in a cameo.

#49: May 13, 1997 "Caroline and the Wayward Husband"
Conclusion: Richard carries on the deception of posing as Caroline's husband -- but Caroline begins taking her role a bit too seriously.