Madman of the People

S1 • E1

Pilot

Jack Buckner locks horns with his daughter and publisher when she decides to fire Jack's best friend.

S1 • E2

Murder Most Fowl

Jack's neighbors are enraged when he writes a column wishing for the demise of a noisy robin and then the bird dies.

S1 • E3

All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Mad Boy

Meg's budget cuts costs Jack his Knicks season tickets but he.goes over her head and complains to the big boss (Philip Baker Hall).

S1 • E4

Guys Just Wanna Have Fun

Jack Buckner playfully punches his old buddy (Eugene Roche) at an awards ceremony and his d friend hits him and the magazine with a lawsuit.

S1 • E5

'Til Death Do Us Part

The man that Jack met at a bar and then set up with Meg turns out to be an executioner.

S1 • E6

The Jack Buckner Society

S1 • E7

Birthday in the Big House

Jack endures a miserable birthday when a blackout hits the city and Sasha gets trapped in an elevator with a gorgeous construction worker.

S1 • E8

Jack Has Left the Building

Meg's attempts to get into an upscale apartment co-op are threatened by a caustic column that Jack writes about them.

S1 • E9

Life without Father

Dylan gets a job and moves out causing Jack to lose his ability to write about his number one target living in the house.

S1 • E10

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Christmas

It's Christmas Eve and Jack is acting like Scrooge while Delia holds a party for 30 guests.

S1 • E11

What a Big Mouth You Have, Grammy

Jack has been hiding out at the office to avoid his visiting nagging mother-in-law who is hinting she may stay permanently.

S1 • E12

Notes from the Underground

Jack misses an awards dinner by spending the day on a subway meeting the "average people.@

S1 • E13

Truths My Father Told

Jack hires an office manager (Nancy Cassaro) behind his daughter's back.

S1 • E14

The Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword

Jack writes a nasty column about a long-time enemy (George Murdoch) who then dies.

S1 • E15

Anytime, Anywhere

S1 • E16

The Madman and the Showgirl