Alan Rosenberg

Based on the acclaimed first novel by Richard Price (*The Night Of*), Philip Kaufman's THE WANDERERS follows the exploits of the eponymous Italian-American gang in the Bronx in 1963, just before the country underwent profound change. This cult classic features a jukebox full of golden oldies and a young cast of up and comers. Official Selection at the **Venice Film Festival**. “*This visually extravagant gang ode…has Fellini-esque touches.*”...

Cybill is pre-menopausal and experiencing hot and cold flashes. Not wanting to take hormones to relieve her symptoms, she decides to take the herbal approach.

Cybill convinces Ira to set Maryann up with Phil, a friend of his. Maryann is reluctant at first, but Cybill manages to talk her into going on a double date with her and Ira.

Cybill has a co-starring role with Dylan, a prepubescent brat. Maryann is nervous about her son Justin visiting for Thanksgiving. She prepares for her tree-hugging son's visit by becoming "earthy," afraid he won't approve of her materialistic ways. Cybill is disappointed when her family reveals that they've all made different arrangements for the holiday.

Maryann introduces Cybill to her new boyfriend Bob, a bassoonist with the philharmonic. Cybill is lost without her best friend and feels hurt when Maryann starts blowing her off to be with Bob all the time.

Cybill’s agent Arthur dies and Cybill ends up planning his funeral, inviting look-alikes to attend. Maryann makes a move on Ira, but he rejects her.

When Cybill was sixteen she wrote a letter as an assignment for English class about her hopes and dreams for the future. Thirty years later, her former teacher has mailed it to her. Cybill's afraid to open it because she thinks it'll be too depressing.

Cybill and Maryann go shopping and run into Ira, who is buying lingerie for his new girlfriend. Ira realizes that he has left his wallet at home and asks Cybill to pay for everything. In return, he promises her a favor - anything, anytime, anywhere. Cybill and Maryann decide to cash in on the favor when they make a spontaneous decision to go to Vegas.

Morgan Fairchild returns as one of Cybill's casting competitors who nabs another job from her and then announces that she's getting married to Maryann's ex-husband Dr. Dick. Taking matters into their own hands, the two conspire to sabotage the wedding reception.

Cybill tells Maryann that "there's no zing anymore" when she meets someone new. It's still missing when Maryann sets her up on a blind date - that is, until she meets the guy's 60-something father.