Phyllis - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
Bess, Is You a Woman Now?
Phyllis Lindstrom's "motherhood" is struck to the heart when she believes that her daughter's skiing outing has resulted in her becoming a "fallen woman. Phyllis, worried about her teenage daughter being all alone in the mountains, is encouraged to put in a call to make certain that everything is well. When a man answers the phone in Bess' room at the lodge, Phyllis thinks the worst. She nervously confides her fears to her boss, Julie Erskine, who advises her to have it out with, Bess as soon
as she returns home. However, Phyllis can't bring herself to bring up the subject once Bess returns, accompanied by the "man" in question.
Up for Grabs
Leaving Home
The First Day
Phyllis Takes Piano Lessons
Phyllis' Garage Sale
The First Date
All Together Now
Audrey Leaves Jonathan
Phyllis Opens Julie's Heart
So Lonely I Could Cry
Phyllis and the Little People
There's No Business Like No Business
Paging Dr. Lindstrom
The $17,623,419.53 Man
Honor Thy Mother Dexter
Phyllis in Love
Crazy Mama
A Man, a Woman, and Another Woman
Leo's Suicide
Sonny Boy
Widows, Merry and Otherwise
The Triangle
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