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A wealthy New Yorker wrestles with the decision to leave her cheating husband, as she and her friends discover that women really can have it all.

The personal and professional misadventures of an opinionated but beloved woman working as a television journalist.

A comedy about a woman running a bar in New York City while maintaining a romance with an egotistical opinion columnist.

Kate and Mike, journalists working in the same office, have just gotten divorced. To avoid having to continue to work together, Kate goes to her boss to resign and pursue a job offer at another paper, only to discover that her editor has just taken that job. Instead, she is given the vacant post, and now becomes Mike's boss.

Alex Harrigan is a new District Attorney reporting to her boss, Jesse Steinberg, at the Foley Square location. Denise is her secretary, and Carter and Molly compete with her for the best cases. When she's not working, she hangs out with her neighbor, Peter.

Successful DJ Curtis and his pregnant wife Tamara integrate the upscale community of Woodland Heights. They make friends with Italian couple Lisa and Carmine plus attorney Becca and her novelist husband Will, who are in a mixed-religion marriage. Everyone gathers at the local grocer to gossip and make outrageous comments.

Johnny Verona is trying to hold together his struggling bike messanger service. Standing in the way of success are his smart-alec slacker riders, cutthroat competitors, and a whiny executive-wannabe constantly telling everyone within earshot that she shouldn't really be doing this job because she's a Harvard grad.

Jack is nervous about meeting Wally's parents, but with the surprises in store, he should not be the only one.

Jack acts like a protective parent when his visiting mom has a night on the town with Dana's flamboyant father.

While Murphy goes to do more medical tests, the FYI team focuses on a complex expose on a grocery chain.

Murphy is feeling even crankier at the end of her pregnancy and isn't happy that Corky is throwing her a baby shower. But she changes her mind when she realizes she will be getting terrific gifts from her peers that work in national news.

Frank writes a play based on the people he knows, and they get to see it.

Kay dresses up as a man to prove a point. She fools everyone into thinking that she is one, so Murphy uses her to get rid of an IRS tax accountant who keeps hitting on Murphy, only to realize that she needs his insider information.

Murphy convinces Kay to start her own talk show. To keep her occupied, the entire FYI team offers help, and Kay even lands Tom Hanks as her first guest. Unfortunately, everything goes horribly wrong.

Obnoxious radio host Marty Crane has singled out Murphy for derisive commentsfor which she has little recourse. When Marty submits the winning bid for a charity dinner date with Murphy, she doesn't know what to expect.

In an innovative move, FYI starts broadcasting from a ground floor studio with a windowed backdrop. Animal activists target Murphy after she is seen targeting a rat for eradication.

An election year has the gang reminiscing about the first time they voted. Corky recalls wanting to elect the first woman vice-president while Murphy's memory involves handcuffs.

Jim quits FYI to work for the new ICN Network. Miller gets his old job. Murphy tries to convince Jim to come back.

Murphy is to play Hillary Clinton in a sketch she's written for a comedy show but the cast of the show protests.

Corky and Miles cause a stir in her family when she finally tells them they're married.

After a noted writer asks to write Murphy's biography, she is indecisive about granting permission. She begins to imagine the things her colleagues and interviewees will say about her.

After Murphy and Peter put their wedding plans on hold, she becomes more negative then usual. When Miles and Corky announce their surprise marriage, Murphy cannot bring herself to wish them well.

The sudden death, at the network, of the Sunday night news anchor makes Jim and Murphy compete for the new job opening.

Jim is sent on foreign assignment for two weeks and Miller Redfield, a pretentious lightweight, is to fill in. Murphy and her colleagues decide to sabotage Miller on air to ensure Jim's job remains his.