Frank: “-spoon on the counter.”
Miles: “Did you call 911? HUHEHUHhh

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Frank: “-spoon on the counter.”
Miles: “Did you call 911? HUHEHUHhh
Love Miles vacation fit!
Matlock guest star Scott Bakula (Quantum Leap, Star Trek: Enterprise, NCIS/NCIS: New Orleans, Men of a Certain Age. Chuck, Murphy Brown)
The Power Brokers PI and PII 3 Nov 1987
Me when 90s SITCOMMM
after seeing that one clip of jfk jr in murphy brown, i think he would've been a good parks and rec or veep guest star
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They do be standing tho
Charles Shaughnessy guest-starred as Michael in the Murphy Brown episode titled “Back to the Ball” (Season 5, Episode 15), which originally aired on January 18, 1993.
His performance was highly regarded and that the head of the network reportedly remembered Shaughnessy’s role as Murphy’s date when casting the character of Maxwell Sheffield for The Nanny, which premiered later that same year.
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Murphy’s “28” age remark reminded me of Fran’s forever 29. 😊
I noticed that Charlie’s characters partnered with strong, independent women like Kimberly Brady, Murphy Brown, and Fran Fine are what makes his characters shine too. A man not afraid to like/love strong-willed women. I love that. And I’ve always loved a playful banter.
PAT FINN (1965-Died December 22nd 2025,at 60).American film and television actor. Initially performing with the comedy troupe The Second City in Chicago, he first gained attention for his main role as Dan Coleman on the CBS sitcom The George Wendt Show (1995).
Following The George Wendt Show, Finn had recurring roles on television as Phil Jr. on the CBS sitcom Murphy Brown (1995–1997) and Jim Frost on the NBC comedy-drama series Ed (2001–2002). He also had a number of supporting roles in comedy films throughout the 2000s, including Dude, Where's My Car? (2000), How High (2001), and I Love You, Beth Cooper (2009).Pat Finn - Wikipedia