Spin City (Episode List)

The episode list for the ABC (GoAnimate in Real Life) series Spin City.

In total, there are 145 episodes, with Michael J. Fox starring in the first 100 episodes, and Charlie Sheen starring in the last 45.

Production Companies
UBU Productions Lottery Hill Entertainment DreamWorks Television

Distributors
Paramount Domestic Television (2000-2006) CBS Paramount Domestic Television (2006-2007)

Aspect Ratios
480i (4:3 SDTV) (1996-2002) 720p (16:9 HDTV) (2001-2002)

GoAnimate in Real Life Channel
ABC (American Broadcasting Company)

Length
30 minutes

Season 1 (1996-1997)
Written by: Gary David Goldberg and Bill Lawrence, Directed by: Thomas Schlamme Written by: Sarah Dunn, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Bill Lawrence, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Brian Bucker and Sebastian Jones, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Amy Cohen and Michelle Nader, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Amy Cohen and Michelle Nader, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Sarah Dunn, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Jeff Lowell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Brian Buckner and Sebastian Jones, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Bill Lawrence and Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Jeff Lowell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Tim Hobert and Jeff Lowell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Sarah Dunn, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Amy Cohen and Michelle Nader, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Brian Buckner and Sebastian Jones, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Tim Hobert and Jeff Lowell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Sarah Dunn and Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Amy Cohen and Michelle Nader, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Written by: Tim Hobert and Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Lee Shallat-Chemel Teleplay by: Brian Bucker and Sebastian Jones, Story by: Sarah Dunn, Directed by: Lee Shallat Chemel
 * 1) Episode 1: Pilot (Prototype) – September 17, 1996
 * 1) Episode 2: The Great Pretender – September 24, 1996
 * 1) Episode 3: The Apartment – October 1, 1996
 * 1) Episode 4: Pride and Prejudice – October 8, 1996
 * 1) Episode 5: The High and Mighty – October 15, 1996
 * 1) Episode 6: Meet Tommy Dugan – October 22, 1996
 * 1) Episode 7: The Rivals – October 29, 1996
 * 1) Episode 8: Grand Illusion – November 12, 1996
 * 1) Episode 9: A Star is Born – November 19, 1996
 * 1) Episode 10: The Competition – November 26, 1996
 * 1) Episode 11: Dog Day Afternoon – December 10, 1996
 * 1) Episode 12: Criss Cross – December 17, 1996
 * 1) Episode 13: Bye Bye Love – January 7, 1997
 * 1) Episode 14: Starting Over – January 14, 1997
 * 1) Episode 15: Gabby’s Song – January 28, 1997
 * 1) Episode 16: Kiss Me, Stupid – February 11, 1997
 * 1) Episode 17: An Affair to Remember – February 18, 1997
 * 1) Episode 18: Snowbound – March 11, 1997
 * 1) Episode 19: Striptease – March 18, 1997
 * 1) Episode 20: Deaf Becomes Her – April 15, 1997
 * 1) Episode 21: Hot in the City – April 22, 1997
 * 1) Episode 22: Bone Free – April 29, 1997
 * 1) Episode 23: The Mayor Who Came to Dinner – May 6, 1997
 * 1) Episode 24: Mayor Over Miami – May 13, 1997

Season 2 (1997-1998)
Written by: Bill Lawrence, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Gayle Abrams, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Stephen Godchaux, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Jeff Lowell, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Amy Cohen and Michelle Nader, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Brian Bucker and Sebastian Jones, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tom Hertz and Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Laurie Parres, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Gayle Abrams and Stephen Godchaux, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Jeff Lowell, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Bill Lawrence, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Amy Cohen and Michelle Nader, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Laurie Parres, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Gayle Abrams and Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Stephen Godchaux, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Brian Bucker and Sebastian Jones, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Michael Lisbe and Nathan Reger, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Andy Cadiff
 * 1) Episode 1 (25): Paul Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest – September 24, 1997
 * 1) Episode 2 (26): The Goodbye Girl – October 1, 1997
 * 1) Episode 3 (27): In the Heat of the Day – October 8, 1997
 * 1) Episode 4 (28): Porn in the U.S.A. – October 15, 1997
 * 1) Episode 5 (29): Wonder Woman – October 22, 1997
 * 1) Episode 6 (30): The Thirty Year Itch – October 29, 1997
 * 1) Episode 7 (31): My Life is a Soap Opera – November 5, 1997
 * 1) Episode 8 (32): Radio Daze – November 12, 1997
 * 1) Episode 9 (33): Family Affair – November 19, 1997
 * 1) Episode 10 (34): Family Affair – November 26, 1997
 * 1) Episode 11 (35): Same Time Next Year – December 3, 1997
 * 1) Episode 12 (36): They Shoot Horses, Don't They? – December 10, 1997
 * 1) Episode 13 (37): Miracle Near 34th Street – December 17, 1997
 * 1) Episode 14 (38): Gentleman's Agreement – February 18, 1998
 * 1) Episode 15 (39): Deaf Man Walking – February 25, 1998
 * 1) Episode 16 (40): The Paul Lassiter Story – March 4, 1998
 * 1) Episode 17 (41): The Marrying Men – March 11, 1998
 * 1) Episode 18 (42): One Wedding and a Funeral – March 18, 1998
 * 1) Episode 19 (43): A River Runs Through Me – March 25, 1998
 * 1) Episode 20 (44): The Lady or the Tiger – April 15, 1998
 * 1) Episode 21 (45): The Pope of Gracie Mansion – April 22, 1998
 * 1) Episode 22 (46): Bye Bye Birdie – April 29, 1998
 * 1) Episode 23 (47): Single White Male – May 6, 1998
 * 1) Episode 24 (48): The Paul-Bearer – May 13, 1998

Season 3 (1998-1999)
Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Amy Cohen and Michelle Nader, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Brian Bucker and Sebastian Jones, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Stephen Godchaux, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Gayle Abrams, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David S. Rosenthal, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Stephen Godchaux, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Brian Bucker and Sebastian Jones, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Amy Cohen and Michelle Nader, Directed by: Carl Lauten Written by: Gayle Abrams, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David S. Rosenthal, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Stephen Godchaux and Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Mike Royce, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Clayton Hamilton and J.O.S. Hartung, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Gayle Abrams and Tim Hobert, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Kirk J. Rudell, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Andy Cadiff
 * 1) Episode 1 (49): Dead Dog Talking – September 22, 1998
 * 1) Episode 2 (50): There's Something About Heidi – September 29, 1998
 * 1) Episode 3 (51): Three Men and a Little Lady – October 6, 1998
 * 1) Episode 4 (52): The Deer Hunter – October 13, 1998
 * 1) Episode 5 (53): Gone with the Wind – October 20, 1998
 * 1) Episode 6 (54): Quest for Fire – October 27, 1998
 * 1) Episode 7 (55): It Happened One Night – November 3, 1998
 * 1) Episode 8 (56): An Officer and a Gentleman – November 10, 1998
 * 1) Episode 9 (57): The Kidney's All Right – November 17, 1998
 * 1) Episode 10 (58): Gobble the Wonder Turkey Saves the Day – November 24, 1998
 * 1) Episode 11 (59): Local Hero – December 8, 1998
 * 1) Episode 12 (60): Monkey Business – December 15, 1998
 * 1) Episode 13 (61): Taxi Driver – January 19, 1999
 * 1) Episode 14 (62): The Nutty Deputy Mayor – January 26, 1999
 * 1) Episode 15 (63): Not in the Line of Fire – February 2, 1999
 * 1) Episode 16 (64): Internal Affairs – February 16, 1999
 * 1) Episode 17 (65): Dick Clark's Rockin' Make-Out Party '99 – March 2, 1999
 * 1) Episode 18 (66): Back to the Future IV: Judgment Day – March 16, 1999
 * 1) Episode 19 (67): Politically Incorrect – March 23, 1999
 * 1) Episode 20 (68): The Mayor with Two Brains – March 30, 1999
 * 1) Episode 21 (69): Carter & Stuart & Bennett & Deirdre – April 13, 1999
 * 1) Episode 22 (70): The Last Temptation of Mike – April 20, 1999
 * 1) Episode 23 (71): Wall Street – May 4, 1999
 * 1) Episode 24 (72): That's Entertainment – May 11, 1999
 * 1) Episode 25 (73): Klumageddon Part 1 – May 18, 1999
 * 1) Episode 26 (74): Klumageddon Part 2 – May 18, 1999

Season 4 (1999-2000)
Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tad Quill, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Stephen Godchaux, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Jon Pollack, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Christopher Case, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Jill Cargerman, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Richard Day, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Carl Lauten Written by: Jon Pollack, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tad Quill, Directed by: John Fortenberry Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Dawn Urbont, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tim Hobert and Jon Pollack, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Tad Quill, Directed by: David S. Rosenthal Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: David Ronn and Jay Scherick, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Jill Cargerman, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Sarah Dunn, Directed by: Andy Cadiff Written by: Bill Lawrence, Directed by: Andy Cadiff
 * 1) Episode 1 (75): Catcher in the Bronx – September 21, 1999
 * 1) Episode 2 (76): These Shoes Were Made for Cheatin' – September 28, 1999
 * 1) Episode 3 (77): James and the Giant Speech – October 5, 1999
 * 1) Episode 4 (78): All the Mayor's Men – October 12, 1999
 * 1) Episode 5 (79): Rebel Without a Chair – October 19, 1999
 * 1) Episode 6 (80): How to Bury a Millionaire – November 2, 1999
 * 1) Episode 7 (81): The Mayor May Not – November 9, 1999
 * 1) Episode 8 (82): The Doorman Always Rings Twice – November 16, 1999
 * 1) Episode 9 (83): The Great Debate – November 23, 1999
 * 1) Episode 10 (84): The Thanksgiving Show – November 30, 1999
 * 1) Episode 11 (85): Mustang Mikey – December 7, 1999
 * 1) Episode 12 (86): A Tale of Two Sisters – December 14, 1999
 * 1) Episode 13 (87): My Dinner with Caitlin (Christmas Dinner 1999) – December 21, 1999
 * 1) Episode 14 (88): Casino – March 8, 2000
 * 1) Episode 15 (89): The Marry Caitlin Moore Show – March 15, 2000
 * 1) Episode 16 (90): Suffragette City – March 22, 2000
 * 1) Episode 17 (91): Mike's Best Friend's Boyfriend – March 29, 2000
 * 1) Episode 18 (92): The Pig Whisperer – April 5, 2000
 * 1) Episode 19 (93): Uneasy Rider – April 12, 2000
 * 1) Episode 20 (94): About Last Night – April 19, 2000
 * 1) Episode 21 (95): Don't Get on the Bus – April 26, 2000
 * 1) Episode 22 (96): Airplane! – May 3, 2000
 * 1) Episode 23 (97): An American Deputy Mayor in Paris – May 10, 2000
 * 1) Episode 24 (98): The Commitments – May 17, 2000
 * 1) Episode 25 (99): Goodbye Part 1 – May 24, 2000
 * 1) Episode 26 (100): Goodbye Part 2 – May 24, 2000

Season 5 (2000-2001)
Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Chris Henchy, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Tim Hobert and Jon Pollack, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Michelle Nader, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Ted Quill, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Hadley Davis and Bonnie Schneider, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Stacy Traub, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Paul A. Kaplan and Mark Torgrove, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Chris Henchy, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Tim Hobert and Jon Pollack, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Paul A. Kaplan and Mark Torgrove, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Michelle Nader, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Tim Hobert and Jon Pollack, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Peter Schneider, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Paul A. Kaplan and Mark Torgrove, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Reese Bryant, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Hadley Davis and Bonnie Schneider, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Paul A. Kaplan and Mark Torgrove, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Tim Hobert and Jon Pollack, Directed by: Ted Wass
 * 1) Episode 1 (101): Hello Charlie – October 18, 2000
 * 1) Episode 2 (102): Smile – October 25, 2000
 * 1) Episode 3 (103): The Spanish Prisoner – November 1, 2000
 * 1) Episode 4 (104): The Bone Collectors – November 8, 2000
 * 1) Episode 5 (105): Blind Faith – November 15, 2000
 * 1) Episode 6 (106): Balloons Over Broadway – November 22, 2000
 * 1) Episode 7 (107): Lost and Found – November 29, 2000
 * 1) Episode 8 (108): All the Wrong Moves – December 6, 2000
 * 1) Episode 9 (109): The Burgers of Wrath – December 13, 2000
 * 1) Episode 10 (110): Toy Story – December 20, 2000
 * 1) Episode 11 (111): The Perfect Dorm – January 24, 2001
 * 1) Episode 12 (112): Hey Judith – January 31, 2001
 * 1) Episode 13 (113): The Gambler – February 14, 2001
 * 1) Episode 14 (114): In the Company of Dudes – February 21, 2001
 * 1) Episode 15 (115): The Image Maker – March 14, 2001
 * 1) Episode 16 (116): Trainstopping – March 21, 2001
 * 1) Episode 17 (117): Rain on my Charades – April 11, 2001
 * 1) Episode 18 (118): You've Got Male – April 18, 2001
 * 1) Episode 19 (119): Minor League – April 25, 2001
 * 1) Episode 20 (120): Science Friction – May 2, 2001
 * 1) Episode 21 (121): Brotherly Love – May 9, 2001
 * 1) Episode 22 (122): A Shot in the Dark Part 1 – May 16, 2001
 * 1) Episode 23 (123): A Shot in the Dark Part 2 – May 16, 2001

Season 6 (2001-2002)
Written by: Tom Hertz, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Jon Pollack, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Michelle Nader, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Chris Henchy, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Paul A. Kaplan and Mark Torgrove, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Jon Pollack, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Tim Hobert, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Hadley Davis and Bonnie Schneider, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Stacy Traub, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Paul A. Kaplan and Mark Torgrove, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Paul A. Kaplan and Mark Torgrove, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Michelle Nader, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Chris Henchy, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Hugh Webber, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Bill Callahan and Philip Wen, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Hadley Davis and Bonnie Schneider, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Stacy Traub, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Reese Bryant, Directed by: Ted Wass Written by: Tom Hertz and Bill Lawrence, Directed by: Ted Wass
 * 1) Episode 1 (124): The Arrival – September 25, 2001
 * 1) Episode 2 (125): A Tree Falls in Manhattan – September 25, 2001
 * 1) Episode 3 (126): Wife with Mikey – October 2, 2001
 * 1) Episode 4 (127): The Apartment Redux – October 9, 2001
 * 1) Episode 5 (128): Yet Another Stakeout – October 16, 2001
 * 1) Episode 6 (129): Yeah Baby! – October 23, 2001
 * 1) Episode 7 (130): Sleeping with the Enemy – November 6, 2001
 * 1) Episode 8 (131): O Mother, Where Art Thou? – November 13, 2001
 * 1) Episode 9 (132): An Office and a Gentleman – November 20, 2001
 * 1) Episode 10 (133): Chinatown – December 4, 2001
 * 1) Episode 11 (134): The Wedding Scammer – December 11, 2001
 * 1) Episode 12 (135): She's Gotta Habit – December 18, 2001
 * 1) Episode 13 (136): Fight Flub – March 5, 2002
 * 1) Episode 14 (137): Rags to Riches – March 12, 2002
 * 1) Episode 15 (138): Sex, Lies and Video Date – March 19, 2002
 * 1) Episode 16 (139): Eyes Wide Open – March 26, 2002
 * 1) Episode 17 (140): Age Against the Machine – April 2, 2002
 * 1) Episode 18 (141): An Affair Not to Remember – April 9, 2002
 * 1) Episode 19 (142): Look Who's Not Talking – April 16, 2002
 * 1) Episode 20 (143): Let's Give Them Something to Talk About – April 23, 2002
 * 1) Episode 21 (144): A Tale of Four Cities – April 30, 2002
 * 1) Episode 22 (145): A Friend in Need – April 30, 2002