Women of the House
Suzanne Sugarbaker's latest husband has died, and as his widow, she assumes his political office for the remainder of his term. Washington, D.C. was ill-prepared for the outspoken, "big, dumb, hick beauty queen's" arrival to the House of Representatives
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Suzanne arrives in Washington to fill her husband's seat in Congress. She agrees to go on CNN's political Crossfire TV series, where she makes a fool of herself with her off-the-cuff comments.
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When the Clintons cancel their dinner engagement at the last moment, they invite Suzanne to stay at the White House. Once there, she promptly destroys the historic Lincoln Bed.
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Sissy finds herself homeless just as her deprecating rival comes to town. Meanwhile, Suzanne decides to write an article about the "inter-racial bond" she shares with her maid, Sapphire.
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Malone, who never dated anyone but her high school sweetheart, is asked out by a handsome widower.
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The staff convenes at Suzanne's house to randomly monitor violently monitor violence against women on television for an upcoming congressional hearing.
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Malone has a pregnancy scare, Suzanne arranges a meeting with Alaskan fishermen and Sissy sells obscene lingerie.
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Suzanne becomes jealous when her ex-husband Dash (Gerald McRaney) flirts with all of her staffers. McRaney reprises his recurring role from Designing Women.
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Young, sweet, bubbly, "potty-mouth" Veda Walkman joins the office on an internship and instantly annoys her co-workers. Meanwhile Sissy and Natty engage in practical jokes.
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Suzanne's staff gathers to again to review violence against women on film for a congressional hearing. A bevy of female stars have cameos speaking out against violent and exploitive films.
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Suzanne, Sissy, and Natty are sent to Alaska to investigate the spawning habits of salmon.
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Congresswoman Kirby Seizmore (Susan Powter) from the Ethics Committee launches an investigation into Suzanne's activities, so Suzanne turns to a visiting friend, Anthony Bouvier, to dispose of her diary.
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Natalie becomes violently ill the same weekend that she's planned to spend with her imprisoned lover.
