Season 3 of American comedy series Spin City aired on ABC television network.
Synopsis[]
Michael J. Fox is back as Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty, the damage-controlling spin wizard to New York City's favorite blundering boss man, Mayor Randall Winston. This season spells reelection time, and that means business in the office, aside from a steady stream of assassination plots, supermodels, teenage girl muggers, ex-girlfriends and a city full of problems. With all the ensuing chaos, there are enough distractions and obstacles to make business nearly impossible for Mike and his crew.[1]
Starring[]
- Michael J. Fox as Mike Flaherty
- Richard Kind as Paul Lassiter
- Alan Ruck as Stuart Bondek
- Michael Boatman as Carter Heywood
- Connie Britton as Nikki Faber
- Alexander Chaplin as James Hobert
- Victoria Dillard as Janelle Cooper
- Jennifer Esposito as Stacey Paterno
- and Barry Bostwick as Randall Winston
- Special Guest Stars
- Priscilla Presley as Marie Paterno (2 episodes)
- Barry Corbin as Peter Noland ("The Deer Hunter")
- Lou Diamond Philips as Nate Scott ("An Officer And A Gentlemen")
- Christopher Lloyd as Owen Joyce ("Back To The Future IV: Judgement Day")
- Jon Stewart as Mitch ("Wall Street")
- SPECIAL APPEARANCES BY
- Paula Abdul ("It Happened One Night")
- Carla Gugino as Ashley Schaeffer ("It Happened One Night")
- Paula Marshall as Laurie Parres ("It Happened One Night")
- Tracy Pollan as Renee Miller ("It Happened One Night")
- Courtney Thorne-Smith as Danielle Brinkman ("It Happened One Night")
- Daphne Zuniga as Carrie ("It Happened One Night")
- Chris Berman ("The Kidney's All Right")
- Jeff Gordan ("The Kidney's All Right")
- Jayson Williams ("The Kidney's All Right")
- Michael Lupica ("Gobble The Wonder Turkey Saves The Day")
- Joe Torre ("Gobble The Wonder Turkey Saves The Day")
- Bill Maher ("Politically Incorrect")
- Kelly Anne Fitzpatrick ("Politically Incorrect")
- Julianne Malveaux ("Politically Incorrect")
- Peter Roff ("Politically Incorrect")
- Recurring cast
- Heidi Klum as Heidi Klum (6 episodes)
- Guest starring
- Beth Littleford as Deirdre West (5 episodes)
- Sam Robards as Arthur (4 episodes)
- Mark Nelson as The Therapist (3 episodes)
- Faith Prince as Claudia Sacks (3 episodes)
- Clayton Prince as Bennet Jones (2 episodes)
- Conan O'Brien as Conan ("Dead Dog Talking")
- Nancy Giles as The Social Worker ("It Happened One Night")
- Michael Gaston as Detective ("Three Men And A Little Lady")
- Gerry Becker as Dr. Cosimi ("The Kidney's All Right")
- Frankie Muniz as Derek ("The Kidney's All Right")
- Philip Bosco as Randall Winston Sr. ("Gobble The Wonder Turkey Saves The Day")
- Deborah Rush as Helen Winston ("Gobble The Wonder Turkey Saves The Day")
- Justin Theroux as Pete ("Local Hero")
- Richard Hamilton as Alfred ("Monkey Business")
- Mike Hodge as Lloyd ("Monkey Business")
- Todd Barry as Doug ("The Last Temptation Of Mike")
- Joseph Sirola as Mario ("The Mayor With Two Brains")
Trivia[]
- This is the last season of the show with the main cast all together. It is also the last season with series co-creator Bill Lawrence.[2] Lawrence returns to write the Season 4 finale, which is the series exit for Michael J. Fox, alongside Season 1 writer Sarah Dunn.
Episodes[]
# | EPISODE | AIRDATE | WRITTEN BY |
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1 | Dead Dog Talking | 22 SEPTEMBER 1998 | Tom Hertz |
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2 | There's Something About Heidi | 29 SEPTEMBER 1998 | Amy Cohen & Michelle Nader |
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3 | Gone With The Wind | 6 OCTOBER 1998 | Stephen Godchaux |
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4 | The Deer Hunter | 13 OCTOBER 1998 | Brian Buckner & Sebastian Jones |
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5 | It Happened One Night | 20 OCTOBER 1998 | Gayle Abrams |
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6 | Three Men And A Little Lady | 27 OCTOBER 1998 | Tim Hobert |
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7 | An Officer And A Gentleman | 3 NOVEMBER 1998 | David Rosenthal |
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8 | Quest For Fire | 10 NOVEMBER 1998 | Jay Scherick & David Ronn |
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9 | The Kidney's All Right | 17 NOVEMBER 1998 | Bill Callahan & Philip Wen |
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10 | Gobble The Wonder Turkey Saves The Day | 24 NOVEMBER 1998 | Tom Hertz |
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11 | Local Hero | 8 DECEMBER 1998 | Kirk J. Rudell |
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12 | Monkey Business | 15 DECEMBER 1998 | Stephen Godchaux |
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13 | Taxi Driver | 5 JANUARY 1999 | Tim Hobert |
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14 | The Nutty Deputy Mayor | 12 JANUARY 1999 | Brian Buckner & Sebastian Jones |
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15 | Not In The Line Of Fire | 26 JANUARY 1999 | Michelle Nader & Amy Cohen |
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16 | Internal Affairs | 9 FEBRUARY 1999 | Gayle Abrams |
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17 | Dick Clark's Rockin' Make-Out Party '99 | 16 FEBRUARY 1999 | Tom Hertz |
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18 | Back To The Future IV: Judgement Day | 23 FEBRUARY 1999 | David Rosenthal |
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19 | Politically Incorrect | 2 MARCH 1999 | David Ronn & Jay Scherick |
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20 | That's Entertainment | 16 MARCH 1999 | Tim Hobert & Gayle Abrams Michelle Nader & Amy Cohen |
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21 | The Last Temptation Of Mike | 6 APRIL 1999 | J.O.S. Hartung & Clayton Hamilton |
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22 | Carter & Stuart & Bennet & Deirdre | 13 APRIL 1999 | Mike Royce |
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23 | The Mayor With Two Brains | 4 MAY 1999 | Godchaux & Rudell Buckner & Jones |
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24 | Wall Street | 11 MAY 1999 | Philip Wen & Bill Callahan |
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25 | Klumageddon (1) | 18 MAY 1999 | Kirk J. Rudell |
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26 | Klumageddon (2) | 25 MAY 1999 | Bill Callahan & Philip Wen Jay Scherick & David Ronn |
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Notes and references[]
- ↑ Season 3 DVD description
- ↑ WEDDINGS: VOWS; Christa Miller, William Lawrence IV (December 1999)