
Women of the House (1995)
Suzanne Sugarbaker goes to Washington, D.C., to fill the congressional seat of her late husband, Ray, as a favor to the governor. To help her feel more at home, Suzanne brings along Jim, her mentally challenged brother, and her adopted daughter, Desiree. Her staff is a diverse bunch: uptight and brittle administrative assistant Natalie Hollingsworth, press secretary (and recovering alcoholic) Sissy Emerson and Jennifer Malone, a fragile housewife trying to recover from being abandoned by her husband. Later, new intern Veda Walkman joins the team.
Recent Episodes
| Episode | Name | Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| S01E09 | Veda | Aug 18, 1995 |
| S01E08 | The Afternoon Wife | Mar 20, 1995 |
| S01E07 | Bad Girl | Feb 1, 1995 |
| S01E06 | You Talk Too Much | Jan 25, 1995 |
| S01E05 | Men Are Good | Jan 18, 1995 |
Cast

Lisa Rieffel

Patricia Heaton

Jonathan Banks

Valerie Mahaffey

Teri Garr

William Newman

Delta Burke
Characters

Veda Walkman

Natalie Hollingsworth

Jim Sugarbaker

Jennifer Malone

Sissy Emerson

Dave

Suzanne Sugarbaker
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