Buffalo Bill - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
Bill views an anchorman's death as a job opportunity.
Buffalo Beat
Bill rejects the addition of a woman co-host.
Woody Quits
When Woody quits, Newdell becomes stage manager.
Buffalo Bill and the Movies
Aspiring actor Bill woos a woman film producer.
Mrs. Buffalo Bill?
To Bill's astonishment, Jo Jo accepts his proposal.
Wilkinson's Sword
Bill works in a used-car lot after his show is axed.
Guess Who's Coming to Buffalo?
Bill's estranged daughter, Melanie, divorces her cheating husband Steve and wants attention from her father.
Below the Belt
Bill's long-lost daughter spoils his dream with Jo Jo; Melanie announces she is moving in with Newdell. Crazy Eddie ends up dead during a stunt at Niagara Falls, prompting Bill to interview his widowed wife.
Ratings
Slipping ratings send Bill on a search for the cause.
True Love
Bill woos Melanie's flutist friend.
The Fan
A mystery woman claims Bill is her child's father.
Hackles
Author Dr. Solomon Sigourney appears on the show to discuss his book on toxic waste, but Bill ridicules him and in so doing, crushes Wendy, who booked the doctor on the show.
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