LateLine - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

The Seventh Plague
Al gets a cameo in a $100 million disaster movie and proceeds to drive director Rob Reiner nuts by changing the script and convincing cast members to revolt.

The Christian Guy
Gale persuades the leader of a conservative Christian coalition to appear on the show, unaware that Karp has set him up for an ambush.

Mona Moves Up
Pearce feels threatened when Mona begins a new relationship with a wealthy man.

Eine Kleine Office Problem
Pearce convinces Karp to hire a European beauty, but his dreams of romance with her fade fast when she falls instead for Karp.

Requiem for a Horse
Gale accidentally kills Pearce's horse, sending him into a state of deep denial.

Error Apparent
Handsome newcomer Ken Pruitt has his eye on Pearce's anchor chair.
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