Monday 28th October 2002

Season 31Episode 21030 minOct 28, 2002
Monday 28th October 2002
As Gloria prepares for her first visit to the Town Hall as a prospective candidate, Eric can’t help but think he is being forced to play second fiddle. He quickly notes the gathered press and wonders how they knew he would be there. Gloria, as smooth as ever, turns the press to her advantage and does a deal for a positive magazine article. She doesn’t realise, however, that the press always like two sides to every story. As she busies herself with the job in hand, the reporter gleans some damaging information about Gloria – from an over enthusiastic Betty armed with a megaphone.
Monday 28th October 2002 has aired on Oct 28, 2002 at 7:00 PM
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