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Season 2 Guide (1995)

	2x01 Sherman, Woman and Child On the Second season opener, Jay falls in love with his personal assistant Alice (voice of Park Overall), who happens to be a single mother, whose daughter ...	Mar. 05, 1995
	2x02 Siskel & Ebert & Jay & Alice On this episode, Gene Siskel (a real life film critic) chooses Jay as Roger Ebert's replacement, following the pair's breakup. Siskel and Ebert supply ...	Mar. 12, 1995
	2x03 Lady Hawke On this episode, Alice opposes Jay's budding romance with Jeremy's sister, when Jeremy sister, Olivia Newton Hawke, visits New York. Jay then has to decide ...	Mar. 19, 1995
	2x04 A Song for Margo Margo's in heaven when she dates a rock star. The relationship then goes sour after Margo finds him with another girl. In a sub-plot, Alice tries to find ...	Mar. 26, 1995
	2x05 From Chunk to Hunk Jay becomes a casualty in the battle of the bulge, when he and his son attend a weight-loss camp. Jay doesn't lose any wait, while Marty does loose a ton ...	Apr. 02, 1995
	2x06 All the Duke's Men Duke gets the idea to run for president of the United States. So then Duke hires Jay as his speechwriter. Jay decides not to ask or tell the truth as he ...	Apr. 23, 1995
	2x07 Sherman of Arabia When Jay's son, Marty, throws a slumber party, Alice thinks its too "New Yorkie" for her daughter; So Jay decides to tell the tail when Jay was in the ...	Apr. 30, 1995
	2x08 Frankie and Ellie Get Lost Franklin and Eleanor (Jay's parents) celebrate their 40th anniversary by going off on a vacation. As they are on there way, their plane crashes on a deserted ...	May. 07, 1995
	2x09 Dukerella Miranda visits her sister Alice. This makes Alice feel uncomfortable. Miranda looks for work in New York. So she gets a job at "Mattress in an Hour". When ...	May. 14, 1995
	2x10 I Can't Believe It's a Clip Show Jay hosts his tenth anniversary show live from Carnegie Hall, where he shows movie clips from past episodes like "Rabbi P.I.", and many others. Jay's anniversary ...	May. 21, 1995

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Season 2 Characters

Jay Sherman	voiced by Jon Lovitz
Marty Sherman	voiced by Christine Cavanaugh
Franklin Sherman	voiced by Gerrit Graham
Doris Grossman	voiced by Doris Grau
Eleanor Sherman	voiced by Judith Ivey
Jeremy Hawke	voiced by Maurice LaMarche
Duke Phillips	voiced by Charles Napier
Alice Tompkins	voiced by Park Overall
Various Characters	voiced by Kath Soucie
Penny Tompkins	voiced by Russi Taylor
Margo Sherman	voiced by Nancy Cartwright
Vlada	voiced by Nick Jameson
Vlada Veramirovich	voiced by Nick Jameson
Additional Voices	voiced by Nancy Cartwright
Ardeth	voiced by Rhea Perlman
Margo	voiced by Nancy Cartwright
Jeckyllford the Butler	voiced by Maurice LaMarche
Johnny Wrath	voiced by Todd Louiso
Cyrus Tompkins	voiced by Sam McMurray
Roger Ebert	voiced by Roger Ebert
June Lockhart	voiced by June Lockhart
Olivia Hawke	voiced by Morwenna Banks
Milton Berle	voiced by Milton Berle

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Season 2 Videos

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Season 2 Quotes

	Season 2 / Episode 8: - Frankie and Ellie Get Lost Franklin Sherman: A penguin! [angrily] And he's been drinking! Wait a minute. Penguins can't fly... PENGUINS CAN'T FLY!
	Season 2 / Episode 8: - Frankie and Ellie Get Lost Humphrey the Hippo: Have you kids been smoking like I asked you to? Girl: [in Doris' voice] Yeah, I'm up to four packs a day! Humphrey the Hippo: Ok, kids. Now Humphrey's gonna tell ya what happens when you get a lung removed... Humphrey the Hippo: ...You get free ice cream! Girl: [coughing] Yay!

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Season 2 Trivia

Episode 02 - When Gene Siskel died in February 1999, Roger Ebert did a half hour tribute to his partner on their show and included a clip of their singing duet from this episode.
Episode 02 - Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert had a policy of refusing to do cameos in movies and on television shows because they felt it would be a conflict of interest. Yet they relented for 'The Critic' because they were fans of the show.
Episode 01 - This was the first episode to be broadcast on Fox.

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