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A girl finds her way through art and music after her parents' divorce.

Bonnie Molloy, a local TV host, shares personal family stories on her morning show. Her husband and children struggle as she blurs reality and entertainment for fame, challenging the line between public persona and private life.

Actress and comedienne Bonnie Hunt sits down with a wide variety of guests in the daily syndicated talk show.

Bonnie Hunt plays Bonnie Kelly, an affable Midwesterner who is now an on-camera news reporter in Chicago. Each episode of the show contains an improvised remote segment she performs in character. Rounding out the rest of the cast are Bonnie's best friend Holly, a hairdresser at the station; her limo-driving neighbor Keith; cameraman Tom; and Mr. Kirkland, her boss (and crush).

Set in Chicago, this comedy centers around Bonnie Kennedy and the wacky people who inhabit her apartment building overlooking Wrigley Field. Bonnie is a struggling actress who moved back into her old apartment building after being dumped by her fiancé. The off-the-wall characters who also live in her building include her best friend Holly, fireman and part-time bartender Finley, out-of-work journalist Brad, and Brad's actor roommate Stan.

Bonnie discovers an old flame who dumped her at the senior prom is being considered as a new sportscaster.

It's the first day at Bonnie's new job as a television journalist in Chicago station and she is nervous dealing with a worried mother, an uncooperative elevator and a handsome boss.

After Bonnie accidentally spills wine on an anchorman's toupee the staff labels him a drinker as the hairpiece reeks of alcohol.

Maid frantic on sudden cleaning

Bonnie fears telling Keith that he has no talent for music and Holly that her new boyfriend made a pass at her.

Bonnie Kelly, a reporter at a Chicago TV station, infuriates a network honcho played by George Hamilton.

Bonnie becomes a hostage spokesperson at a store that Brad is being held .

Bonnie wants to land apart in a commercial but a neurotic director (Richard Kind) may be a hinderance.

After her wedding is canceled by her fiancé Bonnie Kennedy moves into an apartment building across from Wrigley Field in Chicago populated by a crazy group of neighbors. In the opening episode her fiancé (George Clooney) asks to meet with her.

Bonnie fills in at Finley's Bar as a waitress but her tips suffer due to her mothering tendencies.

Bonnie!s appearance on a local TV talk show backfires when she is seen with bad make up, wet hair and has problems with the host, Billy Shoe.

It's Halloween and the Molloy family is going all out. While the kids are having fun, the Morning Chicago crew is kept busy with welcoming an important guest.

Bonnie's offered a commercial with a manic director who wants to "keep it real," but Bonnie's interpretation translates as "difficult."

The gang helps David move back into his refurbished home; jump-rope troupe Jumping for Joy appears on "Morning Chicago."

Everyone suffers as Gloria enters menopause, requiring Bonnie to take the kids to work for a day.

Bonnie tries to circumvent her boss (Carl Reiner) after he orders her to not let his romance-author wife (Teri Garr) on the show to promote her book.

The crew joins Bonnie in speculating on why Charlie's being secretive, and Bonnie resorts to snooping to find out.

Holly tells her new singer beau (Frank Stallone) that she's the producer, so he makes a surprise visit and asks to perform on the show. Bonnie also does a segment with chef Kazu Uehara.

Two new writers hired by David clash with Bonnie, who has another problem to deal with: she put a dent in Mark's car.