The Powers That Be (1992-1993)

(Airdate: 6/26/93)

Bill and staff coach Theodore for a speech to the House.

(Airdate: 6/19/93)

Margaret wants the senator to help their son-in-law's image.

(Airdate: 6/19/93)

The president-elect invites the Powerses to join the inaugural motorcade.

(Airdate: 6/12/93)

Bill's 92-year-old mother (Cloris Leachman) wants Margaret to kill her.

(Airdate: 6/5/93)

Budget cuts allow Jordan to fire Bradley.

(Airdate: 1/2/93)

Caitlyn undergoes a religious transformation after a bad haircut.

(Airdate: 12/12/92)

The Powers women swoon over a slippery campaign worker (Victor Garber).

(Airdate: 12/5/92)

Margaret wonders how to approach an unmarried Supreme Court justice (Max Wright).

(Airdate: 11/28/92)

Margaret and Jordan are jealous of a pretty young intern.

(Airdate: 11/21/92)

Margaret mistakes a city councilwoman for a maid.

(Airdate: 11/14/92)

Bill resurrects an embarrassing ventriloquist act for an important dinner.

(Airdate: 11/7/92)

Margaret inadvertently poisons first lady-elect Hillary Clinton.

(Airdate: 11/7/92)

Bill is feared dead when his car explodes.

Staffers plot to discredit Bill's (John Forsythe) debate opponent.

Theodore (David Pierce) shoots Bill (John Forsythe) during a suicide attempt.

With everyone away, Charlotte and Theodore (Elizabeth Berridge, David Pierce) rendezvous.

Bill (John Forsythe) and staff can't use an opponent's shocking secret.

Caitlyn (Valerie Mahaffey) is invited to the first lady's luncheon; Margaret (Holland Taylor) isn't.

A senator's (John Forsythe) illegitimate daughter (Robin Bartlett) clouds his presidential hopes....

Sophie's emergence (Robin Bartlett) clouds Bill's (John Forsythe) presidential hopes.

Bill (John Forsythe) struggles to keep passion aflame with Margaret (Holland Taylor).