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You did push the 14th floor by mistake. If we stopped there, you should have
gotten off. Push and off. I don't make the rules.
I can't take it anymore.
I haven't had a decent night's sleep since October.
I've got heartburn, bloating, my back aches, and the veins in my legs look
a map of the interstate.
I've had it with this experience.
I've been carrying this kid longer than Bonanza was on the air.
Gee, Murph, sounds like you're in a much better mood than yesterday.
Murphy, why don't you go back home, put your feet up and relax. We can fax
whatever you need back and forth. What are you saying, Miles? That pregnancy
made me weak? That I can't cut it?
You? Weak? You do the job of ten reporters. I don't think this pregnancy
affected your work in any way. Oh, I have no feelings. I'm a freak. Some sort
cold, unemotional news machine that isn't affected by the miracle of life.
that what you're saying?
And welcome once again to Name That Hormone.
Looker, I know how you must be feeling.
What I meant was I can only imagine how you must be feeling. Imagine it with my
insensitive, underdeveloped, pea -sized male brain.
Morning,
everyone. Murphy, I brought my copy of 10 ,000 Baby Names. I thought we could
pick up right where we left off last night on the phone with the essence.
Kirky, I don't think Murph's in the mood for that right now.
Oh, sure she is, Frank.
Short for Francis, meaning Frenchman.
We stopped with Sebastian.
Next is Sylvie.
English. It means from the village by the mansion.
How about that, Murphy?
Selby. Selby Brown.
As long as you're under the S's, Corky, why don't you look up Sherwood? See if
it means lying in a beaten lifeless heap by the stairwell.
Now, Murphy, I know you're a little out of sorts, but soon you'll look back on
this whole wonderful pregnancy and remember all the special times.
Hearing the baby's heartbeat, feeling the baby kick.
The baby shower.
Oh, please, baby shower.
I went to one of those once. The poor pregnant woman was sitting there as big
Jabba the Hutt. And then all the thin, evil women made her wear this stupid hat
made out of used gift bows.
They forced her to wear garbage on her head. It was cruel and inhuman
punishment. Murphy, not all showers are like that.
The right shower can be a wonderful experience for both guests of honor and
party goers alike.
Yeah, right.
The one good thing about this last month of agony is that people have been
sensitive enough not to force me to take part in a circus like that.
Excuse me.
I just remembered I left the top off my whiteout.
What's the matter with her?
Uh, Murph, I'm going to tell you something now.
Something you're not going to like. Oh, no.
She wasn't planning to make me wear garbage on my head, was she?
Who is it?
Hi. I was just in the neighborhood and I thought I'd stop by.
Jeez, I feel like I walked into a Victoria's Secret.
Oh, surprise!
Murphy, you've never been to my office before?
Not once.
I'm meaning to come by sooner, but I... Wait a minute.
You've got a window.
How did you get a window?
I don't know. It was just here.
I don't have a window.
Do you want to have a seat, Murphy?
None of us has a window.
Is there a particular reason you stopped by?
What? Oh.
Yeah, I wanted to talk about the baby shower.
What baby shower?
I don't know what you're talking about.
Okay, Corky. Frank told me you've been planning one for months. I appreciate
thought. I really do. But a baby shower just isn't my style.
It's all right, Murphy.
I understand.
I should have asked you first.
But can I at least show you the shower invitation?
I'm very proud of it. I designed and wrote it myself.
See?
Balloons. You do good work.
Could you read it, Murphy?
Out loud.
Murphy's baby is coming, and isn't it funny?
We're having a shower, come rain or come sunny.
A kind thought, a good wish, a warm heart to lend.
I'm giving a shower for my very best friend.
quirky. You wouldn't have to do anything, Murphy. You just sit
home and enjoy yourself.
You'll get a lot of gifts for the baby, and all you'll have to do is unwrap
them. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Time out. I need a clarification.
See, I'm not really an expert on this shower stuff.
Are gifts a guaranteed or an optional part of the event?
Guaranteed. Think of all the time you'll save. You'll never have to set foot in
a store.
That's true.
Well, I never thought of it like that.
But tell me, who's invited to this thing?
Deadbeat? or people who might fill my nursery with expensive Scandinavian baby
furniture.
You already know about the surprise shower, Murphy. I want our guests to be
surprise.
That is, if they're our guests.
Are they, Murphy?
Well, I guess so.
Oh, Murphy!
Hi.
Just stopped by to see how my two favorite ladies are doing.
Everything okay?
No hurt feelings?
Guess what, Frank?
Murphy's letting me give her the baby shower.
Is that right, Murph? I get stuff.
This is great. When, where, and what can I bring?
What are you talking about, Frank? You're not invited.
It's a traditional baby shower.
No M -E -N allowed.
Are you kidding me? I can't come just because I'm a guy?
That's ridiculous. Murphy's my best friend. I belong there.
Besides, Murph, it means an extra gift. Think about it.
I'm sorry, Frank. I don't know anything about this shower stuff. It's Corky's
call. You know, you women do this all the time. You want us to share, then you
don't let us share.
Be sensitive. No, be strong. Nurture us. Leave us alone. Why don't you call a
meeting and decide on the rules? And you can start with that whole I want a
commitment thing. We don't get that.
You're watching... So look, Murphy, you never even noticed. I wrapped up all the
prizes for the games as little Mother Goose characters.
Whoa, whoa, wait a minute. Games? No one mentioned anything about any games.
It's food, gifts, talk out.
Come on, Murphy.
This shower is a way for all of us to share a wonderful experience through fun
and activities.
The only activity I care about right now is the activity box by play school at
$29 .95.
Now, before I get that, are you sure you don't want to give me a clue as to who
it might be?
I'm not telling.
All right, all right, I'm pregnant, you know. Who does this person think she is?
You can't wait a minute.
Excuse me, is this the Murphy Brown?
Oh, my God!
It's one of those annoying Katie Couric look -alikes.
Washington just to see me. Well, I did have to cancel a rare interview with the
Pope, but I figured the Pope's around for life. What are the chances of you
having sex again?
Very comical for a woman with such a small gift.
just wait a second corky did you invite joe london okay come on in very funny oh
my god you're really big but i mean you're really really big
oh very nice joe make me feel like a national park i'm not that big well i
i was a blimp three times on the air so i can say that are you having triplets
or maybe a honda you're very lucky you're holding a present right now
Let me help with that present.
Look, there's punching goodies in the living room, but you better hurry
Katie's eating all the shrimp.
New York together.
We thought it would be more fun to drive than fly.
That was before we made the mistake of letting Faith get behind the wheel.
Wait a minute, Mary Alice. Are you trying to say that there's something
with the way I drive?
No. I enjoy getting from New York to Washington in 22 minutes.
Hey, I'm an excellent driver. Tell her, Paula.
Oh, please. I felt safer going 200 miles an hour in a bobsled in France.
I am not driving bad.
And you wonder why I wouldn't rent that house in Barbados with you. Now come on
here and behave or I'll have to separate you.
Hi. Hi.
Hi. Hi.
Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi.
Everyone,
may I have your attention please?
Now that you're all here, I just want to say how pleased and touched I am that
you were all able to make it here to share in Murphy's joy.
And I know she feels the same.
Don't you, Murphy?
Let's open the gift.
Be careful.
It took my girls a half an hour and three rolls of scotch tape to do that.
that's great.
What is it?
It's a baby commuter. It holds everything you need.
When you take the baby on a flight. I mean, we all fly a lot. It's very
Oh, this is great.
Sort of like a little pet carrier.
Is Vicki going here?
She's worse than I thought.
Murphy, the baby doesn't go inside the bag. The clothes and things go inside
bag. The baby goes into the belly of the plane along with the luggage.
Remember to carry big bags of earplugs for all the other passengers.
Alice once cried across three time zones. Started over Pittsburgh, didn't
till Salt Lake City.
And just wait until you have to change a diaper in the airplane bathroom and you
hit an air pocket.
Take it from me. Forget about wearing Donna Karan. Just get a hefty bag with
holes.
Oh, well, I'm going to fly so much with my baby, I'm sure he'll be perfectly
comfortable. Yep, a natural -born traveler just like his old mom.
Uh -huh.
This one's for Paul and Kate.
Ooh, a combo gift. There's always so much pressure on these to deliver.
Think it will, Paula?
I have no idea what it is. Katie was in charge of getting the gift. Is it nice?
I haven't really seen it. You know, I was so backed up at work, Murphy, I told
my assistant what to get, and she picked it up.
Golf shoes.
Price 10D.
Oh, good choice, Katie. So few people would think of getting a brand -new
shoes with cleats.
I can't believe it.
Bryant Gumbel is at his birthday party right now unwrapping a breast hump.
Sorry, Murphy. We're not used to messing up like this. As you'll see, babies
completely take your focus away. Five minutes before I sat down to interview
Boris Yeltsin, I'm trying to explain to my little Haley why it isn't nice to put
peanut butter on the puppy.
Paul is right, though. When you're at work, you're thinking about the kids.
you're with the kids, you're thinking about work. You get to some extent, you
don't know where you are. You start talking baby talk at work. I once asked
Garrett Gutley if he had to make a boom -boom.
What about this focus thing?
Isn't it just a question of scheduling? You just have to find the best way to
budget your time.
Uh -huh.
Okay, here we go. Next gift, Murphy.
This one's from Faye.
Oh, look. Little blue...
Really cute.
Adorable. I wanted to get you something that would make your life easier.
My first choice was a husband.
They're so hard to wrap.
Ooh, a room monitor.
Oh, this is great.
Now, wherever I go, I can monitor the baby while he's sleeping. This is a
invention. Yes, you can obsess over every single little sound they make.
great. They sleep and you stay up and listen.
For your information, the baby never sleeps. Kiss your pillow goodbye, Murph.
fact, I added it up the other day. I think I have slept 17 hours in the past
months.
Okay.
Next gift, Murphy.
Murphy?
Are you all right? Huh?
Oh, yeah. Next present.
Inside the box is something just for you. Something to take care of your own
personal needs.
Oh, well, thank you, Mary Alice. That is so sweet. Thank you for recognizing
that I may still have me.
What the hell is this?
It's a thiaminster.
Before you get insulted, we all...
during pregnancy, certain things happen to a woman's body. And as we can all
see, they've happened to yours.
Hey, let me tell you something, Mary Alice. I'm not going to need this. I
one of those bodies that'll bounce right back.
Uh -huh. Will you stop doing that?
sure of you with this lovely hat. I think Diane Sawyer will pay big money
it.
Bye. Bye, everybody.
Corky, thank you so much for everything.
The shrimp were great.
Murph, it was so good to see you, and I promise I'll send you that breath pump
as soon as I get it back.
That is, if Bryant hasn't used it yet.
Thanks,
Murphy. I had the best time. Really lots of fun.
I know I said that at Katie's shower, but I really mean it this time. I heard
that.
Bye.
All right, thanks, Corky. Thank you so much. Bye -bye. Remember, Murphy, any
problems at all, call me. I can teach you how to make a Batman costume out of
old Emmy dress.
All right, let's go.
The New York Express is leaving.
Give me the keys, Faith.
Murphy. It's a conspiracy by NBC to bump me off because we're gaining on them.
Thank you very much. Thanks, Corky. Bye -bye.
Oh,
Murphy.
I'd say it was a wonderful shower.
I had a really great time.
How about you?
I don't know, Corky. I think I'm in trouble.
I don't think I'm going to be able to do it. I'm not cut out for this whole
working mother thing.
What are you talking about? Of course you are.
Oh, you heard all those stories about juggling babies and career?
They're like super moms.
I don't belong in that category.
I thought the baby went in the travel bag. There aren't even any air holes.
Murphy, I want you to listen to me very carefully.
Joan Lundin says she labels her family's meals three months in advance.
Murphy, you are not like anyone else.
You have always done... things your own way and you'll find your way with this
too you know it's so interesting you're about to have a baby
i'll bet you always thought it would be me first i did me too
but so much has happened to me in the last four years i have a job no a
career and i love it so much but i don't think i could handle both
So I'm going to be watching you, Murphy.
Because I know if anybody can do this, you can.
Oh, Corky, thank you.
Thank you for the whole day.
And for the cradle.
It's so beautiful.
Well, I better start putting these things in a dishwasher.
You know...
Maybe I'm panicked over nothing.
Maybe I'm going to be all right at this.
Oh,
jeez.
Murphy, you want me to get that?
No, I'll get it. It's probably just a flock of rabid storks waiting to peck me
apart.
about you, Frank. The horse throws you, you get right back on.
So, see, the shower's over, huh?
I guess it wasn't much of a party without me.
But this is probably better because I wanted to give you this without a lot of
people around.
Oh, Frank, this is so sweet. You shouldn't have done this.
I wanted to do something to celebrate this event in your life. I mean, after
we've been through together.
It's important to me.
A deck of playing cards.
Oh, gee, Frank, these will come in very handy if the baby's born while I'm on a
riverboat.
They're for us. This might be the last chance we get to play late -night poker
for quite a while.
Oh, you are the best, best friend anybody could ever have.
But you know, playing poker with just two people is kind of difficult, so...
Guys, come on in!
Make way, commenter!
Come on in, you're having a baby!
Murphy, we're here as the official representatives of Y -Chromosome.
If you want presents, you have to win them.
Guys, this is great. I got some wonderful gifts today, but very little
This is going to be quite nice.
I got potato salad.
I got submarine sandwiches, macaroni salad, cherry cheesecake.
That ought to be enough for you, Murphy.
The rest of us just order pizza.
Well, look who's here.
Man, just couldn't stay away, could you?
They're throwing me a poker shower, Corby. Isn't it perfect? It's the best
all possible worlds.
Poker? Really?
I've always wanted to learn how to play.
Well, well, well.
Isn't this an interesting turn of events?
The woman who banned me from her shower now wants to come to ours.
What do you think of that, my brothers?
Well, no, it seems highly irregular.
We do, however, make an exception for Murphy, who is the cocoon or pod
containing our new crown prince.
Oh, well.
I really would like to be a part of this group, but I understand.
It's just that I have a purse full of cash and no real knowledge of the game.
Is that the best you can do? My back is killing me and I can deliver at any
minute. Make it worth my while to at least stay up and play.
Murphy's right. Whatever you want. Name it.
Okay. Each chip is worth a free hour of babysitting time.
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