Black Tie Affair
Black Tie Affair is an American crime drama spoof that aired from May 29 until June 19, 1993.
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Seasons & Episodes
1. One
The episode (as does every episode) begins with the voice of Dave Brodsky (Bradley Whitford), who narrarates each episode, explaining the situation to the audience. He is a private investigator, who has been hired by Margo Cody (Kate Capshaw) to find out whether her husband, Christopher Cody, is having an affair and with whom. They are attending a testimonial dinner at San Francisco's Fleetwood Hotel in honor of Christopher who has been selected as Man of the Year. To keep a low profile, Dave is dressed as a bellboy who works at the hotel. When Christopher slips out of the dinner, Dave follows him and pretends to be an avid fan of his clothing line, for which he is famous. After frantically trying to shake free from Dave, he slips into the elevator and up to the 12th floor. Meanwhile at the dinner, Margo is approached by (a slimy) Hal Kempner (Bruce McGill) who wishes to get his ""amazing multi-purpose"" line of ""Toads"" shoes into the Cody Man catalogue. Dave interupts just in time to gi
2. Two
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3. Three
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4. Four
Cody goes to see if a hotel maid (Eva La Rue) has his glasses; Brodsky tells Margo he thinks Cody's a killer. Fat Cannibal: Kevin Michael Richardson. Hal: Bruce McGill. Cookie: Maggie Han. Eve: Alison Elliott. Brodsky: Bradley Whitford.
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9. Nine
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10. Ten
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11. Eleven
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12. Twelve
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13. Thirteen
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