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Endings

This article contains **spoilers**. Read at your own risk!

**Endings** are achieved after completing the final paths in Day 7. There are four endings, two of which corresponds with acting compassionately during game play, and the other two corresponding with being ambitious and careless. The endings are influenced by likability, which plays a major role in this game.

## Welcome

The ending where Kirell chooses to kill Philio fulfilling his task and hers while behaving in a good way during the playthrough. She gained consciousness waking up in a hospital room seeing Philio as a Doctor in a white coat while slowly familiar faces are showing up.

" **Memories of the Patron**

Come on, man. This is the fifth time you're coming to me with the same question. Convince her. Do whatever it is you need to convince her. If you can't do that, then you need to end it yourself. I know you think of her as a daughter. I'm doing her a huge favor by putting you up to the task and not someone else. Come on, brother. You've never let me down. I don't expect that to change this time around.

...Wait, this isn't my dream. That's not me. Whose dream is this supposed to be?"

## Rest in Peace

The ending where Kirell refuses to kill Philio, failing her task while behaving in a good way during the playthrough. Then the undead move closer to her, but she's no longer scared of them, rather welcomed. No more suffering, no more sadness. Her soul disappears for eternity.

" **Rest in Peace**

Suffering is no more - and there is no more sadness. Surrounded by the undead, Kirell closes her eyes in tranquility. She dissolves into the darkness and disappears...

For eternity."

## Goddess of Revenge

The ending where Kirell chooses to kill Philio fulfilling his task and hers while behaving in a bad way during the playthrough. She wakes up injured after the battle with The Organization. She planned her revenge to the organization as she treated her wounds.

## Charon's Successor

    The ending where Kirell refuses to kill Philio, failing her task while behaving in a bad way during the playthrough. After accepting her sins and not choosing to be resurrected, the undead welcome Kirell. She becomes Charon's Successor for known sins.
Arvin

Arvin, or Arvid, whose surname is unknown, was the previous executive producer of FYI. He retired while Murphy Brown stayed at the Betty Ford Center and was replaced with newcomer Miles Silverberg.

## References

1. ↑ "**Look- I can understand this reaction. I know how much you loved and admired Arvid. But the man retired! He did!" (Miles, Respect 4:1-2)**
2. ↑ "**Wait. They replaced Arvin with you- *you’re* Miles Silverberg?"** (Murphy, Respect 3:11)
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From the hidden lairs of the shadowy fiefdom issued forth the entourage of the Crimson Queen. She, who had received the ivory keepsake of old nonhuman allies, set out to arrange for the protection of her treasured worlds.
Since time immemorial, the fiefdom had always stood at the forefront of every conflict and yet evaded utter destruction. Foes and allies alike swept past her hidden worlds in the Erinnyenmere, never considering making landfall on any of them. Their safety was guaranteed by means of an intangible shroud, of which some legends told, it had come from the mythical Pillar Worlds of the Amanshai.

Such tales were told even among the Ruby Mariners, who for the first time see their queen's vessel rise. They were at awe, seeing the crimson tabernacle, flagship of the fiefdom since the Imperium's Advent. The most treasured possession of the Crimson Queen was one of very few ships on the imperial side of the Sector Gondwana, fit to cross the unruly tides of the Thetys Rift.
Thus, she set out, guided by the artifact of ivory, toward a mission into the uncharted region, where the key for the protection of her fiefdom lay.
Dreams

Dreams are recollections of memory which all candidates chosen for a chance of resurrection receive from the night of Day 1 through Day 6. They are flashbacks from a certain event in their lives, and are vital hints for the candidates to know more about themselves and the life they used to live before they died. They may change depending on your choices.

## Hilde

Not much is known about Hilde's dreams, but it was revealed in Day 5 that she dreamed of a friend who was hurt by "bad people". This connects to Kirell's own dreams about a friend who listens to her problems, hinting that Hilde and Kirell have shared a friendship in their past lives. This is further proven by the dreams Kirell receive from the second play through and onward, where the silhouetted characters were all revealed, showing Kirell's friend was indeed Hilde.

Through certain paths in Day 5, Hilde's decisions will be heavily spurred on by her dreams. If Kirell has a low likability with Hilde, Hilde will question Kirell about her plans. Hilde will then ask if there is a friend Kirell wishes to go back to after she gets resurrected. If the right answers were selected and Hilde's likability was tolerable, Hilde will believe that Kirell was her friend when they lived.

If the selected answers were against Hilde's beliefs, or Kirell has critical likability, Hilde will deny all of Kirell's claims and attack her, stating that "bad people" like Kirell hurted her friend (whom she does not believe is Kirell but is, ironically, her).
California Raisins

The California Raisins were an ad campaign popular in the 1980s, who performed music on their commercials. Murphy Brown joked to Miles Silverberg about Motown in regards to his age and relative lack of knowledge that “Those Raisins didn’t invent that song.”

## References

1. ↑ ***"Now, Miles, if we’re going to be working together, you gotta brush up on your Motown. Seriously! Those raisins didn’t invent that song." (Eldin, Respect, 8:70-71)***
Philip

He's obviously an extra.

Philip is the only known side character in the game 7 Days - Decide your Story. He is one of the six people that Charon has given a chance at resurrection.

## Tool

The tool that was given to him by Charon is the mask of the undead, which really useful and makes him look like an undead so he can blend in with them.

## Appearance

Philip is a man with black hair and orange eyes that shine through his red and white canine mask. He seems to have gray-toned skin like the undead, but it may just be part of the disguise to blend in with them. His clothes are ruined and ripped at some parts.

## Personality

His personality is not developed very much due to his death near the beginning of the story, He is showing no side of friendly and nice, he seems like a violent tendencies person. He revealed himself to Balaam prematurely before attempting a frontal attack and acted surprised when Balaam shoots him - which proves he is violent but not an expert at attacking a person.

## Relationships

### Balaam

We all don't know much about Philip's relationship with Balaam but it's clear that they didn't have a very positive relationship since Balaam kills him off on the first day. If Balaam is chosen as the first comrade, it is also evident that Balaam and Philip have met before.

## Trivia

* He's obviously a plot tool. And will get killed anywhere Hilde, Argo or Balaam (First comrade)
* Philip is confirmed to be one of Philio's patients.
1968 Democratic Convention

The 1968 Democratic National Convention was held from August 26th through August 29th in Chicago, IL. There was a great deal of violence there as America had been going through a period of high tensions. Murphy Brown said she was maced at the convention.

## References

1. ↑ "**It’s just that I can’t help thinking about the fact that while I was getting maced at the Democratic convention in ’68,*you* were wondering if you’d ever meet Adam West!" (Murphy, Respect 3:25)**
Hilde

"She's bright and very emotional. She is comforting to have by my side, although she surely is a scaredy cat"

## Physical description

### Eye color

Dark brown

Hilde is one of the main characters in the game 7 Days - Decide your Story. She is one of the six people that Charon has given a chance at resurrection. To achieve resurrection, she has to share what she feels through a letter.

## Tool

Her tool is a bag of letters which are all blank. The letters seem to write themselves when Hilde makes up her mind about a person.

## Task

In order to get resurrected, Hilde will have to give someone an honest message that shows her emotions and how she feels about the person.

## Appearance

Hilde is a dark-skinned girl, with dark brown hair in a ponytail and brown eyes. She wears a top with green stripes and beige shorts. She has fingerless, dark gloves and bandages on her wrist and ankle.

## Personality

Hilde is a type of social butterfly - she's very emotional, lively, and willing to help people she meets on her way. She's also a bit naive, not too smart and sometimes acts silly and childish, like when playing with Argo's weapon. Kirell gains her trust by performing actions such as being kind to others and helping while they're in danger. In addition, she is very understanding of others. For example: When Argo says that he can't share his task, she accepts it and understands why Argo wouldn't want to share it, even though she shared hers. She is also an honest person. But if she sees you as a bad person she won't hesitate to try to prevent you from getting resurrected by trying to kill you.

## Relationships

### Kirell

Hilde and Kirell were best friends in real life. Hilde helped Kirell when she was going through a bad time because of her job, she could make Kirell forget about all of her pain and problems when they were together.

### Argo

Argo was kinda like a babysitter for Hilde, he was really patient with her and a bit protective.

## Hilde's life

She's Kirell's friend. It's unknown how they became friends, but Hilde used to visit Kirell's house very often and talk and drink with her. According to Kirell, Hilde's presence made her forget about her problems and fears, but every time she leaves, her bad thoughts come back again.

## Trivia

* Hilde is the only character that has two branches on Day 1.
* Hilde mentions drinking certain alcoholic substances, which implies she might be an alcoholic.
* In "Argo's Choice", Argo mentions a friend of Kirell that was hunted by members of the organization, as they couldn't achieve to kill Kirell. It is theorized that Hilde is that friend, which may imply her death was a planned car accident by the members of Hadad's organization.
* Hilde is 24 years old (korean).
* Hilde might’ve been a closeted and introverted person at first, keeping mostly to herself as suggested in one of the dialogues.
Today

Today, also known as The Today Show, was a morning news and lifestyle show in America. Murphy Brown expressed that they had vied after an interview with Bobby Powell.

## References

1. ↑ "**Above that! “First order of business, land Bobby Powell.” 60 Minutes, 20/20, the Today Show- they’re *all* trying to snag this guy! How did you do it?!" (Murphy, Respect 4:28-29)**
Tools

## What are tools?

Tools are objects that are given to the participants to help them finish their task. These tools can only be used by the participant that it was given originally. They reflect something in someone's life.

## All the tools

#### **Kirell's tool**

Kirell has the Compass of the Dead, which points to a specific place after someone dies nearby.

#### **Hilde's tool**

   Hilde has a bag of blank letters, which she has to use to tell others her feelings.

#### **Argo's tool**

Argo has the Selfless Shotgun, which can shoot only with the approval of someone else.

#### **Philio's tool**

    Philio has the Requiem Necklace, which can receive messages from people who fulfilled their task or failed.

#### **Balaam's tool**

Balaam has the Selfish Handgun, which can only shoot at people that are willing to kill him.

#### **Philip's tool**

Philip has the Mask of the Undead, which helps him blend in with the undead.
Sundering Drake

The Sundering Drake, the Chapters Bane, Ivory Beast of the Void and Devourer of the Promised World – such are the names of the arch-enemy, He who is to be slain by the Hallowed Glaive.

## Sundering Beast

The Sundering Drake is one among the rarest of breeds, though not unique to the vastness of the known galaxy. Sightings of the Drake and those of its kind have been spun into tales of voidfarers for many millennia, and even older accounts of their presence are sung by the illusive Aeldari Harlequins. Sundering Beasts they named the dragonkin, for these creatures set asunder what once was whole.

From the void between stars they come, shrouding themselves in celestial shadow, and they come upon worlds seeking riches to add to their hoard. Though through warp they delve, the sundering beasts are wholly creatures of the material realm, themselves neither demons nor under the Immaterum's sway. For all which is known, they hold no regard for gods and souls but follow only their own design.

Within them lives primordial and feral intelligence, and memories reaching back into an age beyond reckoning. Of what could be learned and garnered from these creatures, many dangerously inquisitive minds have dreamt, but as of yet no effort to pursue these beasts ever bore fruit. The sundering beasts remain nigh invisible to all but their immediate prey.

## Bane of the Hallowed Glaive

On the high peaks of a long lost world, the first champion of the Hallowed Glaive stood against the Sundering Drake.

With him there stood all brothers of his newly founded order, warriors just arisen from their founding – these were the battle companies of the Ivory Crusade, making war to free their home and settle, to carve their place in an unforgiving galaxy.

On this day, the Sundering Dragon was slain – or so it should have been. But scorching fires falling from the sky set the world ablaze, an Exterminatus by inquisitional order, burning away the newborn Astartes Chapter.

It is unknown when the final strike fell, whether the Hallowed Glaive struck down the sundering beast. None escaped the Emperor's flame, and only a few had yet to awake. Those few told of the Sundering Beast writhing in terrible death, as a fleet bombarded their sacred world. Continents were split and sunk down to its core, molten rock burying all which remained. Only the weapon of the first champion was recovered, and a single scale of the terrible Drake.

This should have been the end of both the beast and the chapter. But the Bane of the Hallowed Glaive had only just begun.

## A horror trapped in time

Either fate itself or the changer of ways took note of cruel symmetry in the birth and death of the Emperor's chosen. And their bane was lifted from the passages of time, spun into the endless, senseless web of the warp, as to roam the material realm once more in times before its own demise, yet long after its death in the eyes of mortals. Ripped from the tapestry of space and time, in a state of cosmic un-death, the Sundering Beast still haunts the chapter of the Hallowed Glaive, an undying horror, trapped in time.
Gwen Lansing

Gwen Lansing was a vice presidential candidate in the 1988 United States Presidential Election of an indeterminate political party and with an unknown running mate. She allegedly had an affair with Bobby Powell, who Murphy Brown interviewed on FYI about the affair. Gwen was married and had two children.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 ***"You promised Bobby Powell I wouldn’t ask him if he had an affair with a married woman who happens to be running for VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES?!" (Murphy, Respect 4:38)***
2. ↑ ***"Look, you got yourself involved with Gwen Lansing, who happens to be married with two kids, and may end up running this country one day." (Murphy, Respect 6:33)***
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The banishment of the abomination sent ripples through the warp, livid cries of cataclysmic agony as the demon turned itself inside out and relished in the delicious sensation of burning pain. The battle had provided an echo of the great defeat, the loss, and suffering on all sides when a bloody crusade had first failed to quench the thirst of its god, where it had been conceived on the battlefields of that old war. Sweet hate and sour victory had been fused into its mind, and the cost at which the imperial victory now had come, was a delicious tribute to the thing they had sought to punish.
Lesser beasts, fat with the damned souls they had devoured, emerged from the fringes of the closing rift and were absorbed by the entity as it hunted down all spoils of its war. In its feral mind, thoughts coalesced into concrete concepts and from them sprung a vile kind of intelligence, just barely enough to articulate the desire for more and a plan on how to open the membrane between two worlds again.
The thing writhed with a renewed lust for battle, consuming the undying spark of life enshrined within the souls it had captured. Not all were lost entirely to the madness of the warp. There were those of strong will, the truly faithful and believers. They would serve a purpose, so decided the vile thing, as it approached their mindscapes from within, touching with its inhuman thought the lost soul's innermost desires. Shuddering, teetering, they were little more than candleflames in the warp. But the abomination would nurture them, provide satisfaction for their most perverted desires, however deep they buried within. Once some of these imperial souls would succumb to these temptations, they provide it with a key to open the passage once more.
Delfonics

The Delfonics were a Motown group popular in the 60s and 70s, who were best known for songs such as “La-La Means I Love You” and “Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time).” Murphy Brown invoked their name while quizzing Miles Silverberg on Motown artists during her first day back at work after returning from the Betty Ford Center.

## References

1. ↑ ***"Do you know who the Shirelles are?" "Excuse me?" "The Shirelles? The Ronettes, the Delfonics?" (Murphy and Miles, Respect 3:14-16)***
Emmanuel Lewis

Emmanuel Lewis was a child star most famous for playing the titular role in the sitcom "Webster." He was featured in an ALF two-parter which aired in the same time slot and date as FYI did, the Wednesday before Murphy Brown returned from Betty Ford.

## References

1. ↑ ***"No, I am- I’m telling you! We killed the competition last week, and believe me, it was heavy! There was a Partridge Family reunion special and Emmanuel Lewis in an ALF two-parter!" (Frank, Respect 2:33-34)***
Frank Fontana

Frank Fontana was a reporter known for his high-risk and dangerous investigations on the shows FYI and Murphy in the Morning.

## Personality

Frank was shown to have been very insecure in his masculinity, despite his overly-masculine public image. He expressed to Jim and Corky that he thought Miles felt threatened by him, and bragged to Corky that he was one of the coolest guys in his high school after getting a job at Meaty Boy. Despite the rugged and fearless image that Frank tried to project, he was a loving and loyal friend, offering to cheer his friends up when they were down, and going so far as to send Murphy a gift while she was in Betty Ford.

Although Frank was ultimately kindhearted, he was shown to have a distinctly bad temper. He also had extremely bad luck with dating women, and was still unmarried by season eleven.

## Mentioned Reports

* Report on a prostitution ring
* Exposed chemical dumping in the Niagara River

## References

1. ↑ ***"Guys who aren’t jocks hate guys who are. It’s a basic animal thing of feeling threatened." (Frank, Devil With a Blue Dress On 8:2)***
2. ↑ ***(Script not yet available, S7E5 "Burger, She Wrote")***
3. ↑ ***"I dunno, Murph, what can I do to make you feel better? You’ve heard all my usual pep talks, I’m fresh out of funny faces, and I left my saxophone at home! I’ll tell you what, here’s a dollar, buy yourself something nice." (Frank, Devil With a Blue Dress On 4:27-29)***
4. ↑ ***"Thanks for sending me the Chippendales calendar!" (Murphy, Respect 2:16)***
5. ↑ ***(Script not yet available, S7E6 "Humboldt IV: Judgement Day")***
6. ↑ ***(Script not yet available and may not be earliest instance of information, S9E10 "Nobody's Perfect")***
7. ↑ ***(Can't remember exact episode)***
8. ↑ ***"Hey, Frank, nice piece you did on that prostitution ring!" (Murphy, Respect 2:3)***
9. ↑ ***"For your information tonight, Frank Fontana exposes new chemical dumping in the Niagara River, while Corky Sherwood reports on the darker side of liposuction!" (Jim, Respect 8:39)***
10. ↑ ***"You’ve heard all my usual pep talks, I’m fresh out of funny faces, and I left my saxophone at home!" (Frank, Devil With a Blue Dress On 4:28)***
Albert Camus

Albert Camus was a 20th century French philosopher, author and journalist. In an attempt to convince Miles Silverberg of Corky Sherwood's apparent naïvety, Murphy Brown joked that Corky “[believed] Camus was a soap.”

## References

1. ↑ "**Women 18 to 34 are writing to her for hairstyling tips!" "She thinks Camus is a soap!"** (Miles and Murphy, Respect 4:17-18)
FYI

FYI was a news magazine show which aired live in a primetime spot on Wednesday evenings. The title was an abbreviation which stood for the common English phrase, "for your information." It originally had a panel of 3 hosts, but was expanded to 4 when Corky Sherwood joined on a permanent basis at the request of executive producer Miles Silverberg. It garnered considerably high ratings; for example, Murphy Brown’s interview with Bobby Powell was watched by 30 million people.

## References

1. ↑ **"This is really something! Me and Murphy Brown on live television, primetime!" (Bobby Powell, Respect 8:22)**
2. ↑ "**Hi~, I hope I’m not interrupting anything, but I just wanted to say, Murphy, what a pleasure it is to meet you, and tell you myself, that I will be honored to be sitting beside you every Wednesday night!" (Corky, Respect 4:11)**
3. ↑ "**Good evening, and welcome to FYI! For your information tonight, Frank Fontana exposes new chemical dumping in the Niagara River, while Corky Sherwood reports on the darker side of liposuction!" (Jim, Respect 8:38-39)**
4. ↑ "**Oh no, definitely not. I’m the one who decided she should join you, Frank and Jim on a permanent basis." (Miles, Respect 4:5)**
5. ↑ "**Like you went through something that changed you, and, you start to wonder if maybe you’ve lost the thing that made you special and you won’t be able to pull it off and… Everyone will see through you, and you’ll fail in front of millions of people?" (Murphy, Respect 7:21)**
6. ↑ "**Y’know, 30 million people watched me on television tonight!" (Murphy, Respect 9:17)**
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The years of the Pale Blue Nova brought about much work for the Black Ships of Sector Gondwana. In the wake of the most unholy, wondrous phenomenon, the curse of the Warp had been awakened in more children than all generations before. The events of the past tumultuous century had stirred the Immaterium and its tendrils seeping through the bounds of reality found their way into the wombs of mothers and into the minds of those where the power had been dormant for a lifetime.
The awakening of psykers on so many of Gondwana's worlds called for culling at the hand of the Witchhunters. This would be a long and bloody work, not made easier by the myriad false reports and accusations that would undoubtedly mount in a paranoid population, fearful after the Blue Nova's sight.

Tumultuous and dangerous times were dawning, and the awakening would just be the beginning. One after another, the mad prophets dying at the witch hunter's hands would proclaim the heathen psalms of some greater power, and invoke verses of the same song burned into their twisted minds. It was, so they screeched, a lament for the Imperium because the great Fall was coming and would split the galaxy atwain.
Jane Pauley

Jane Pauley was an American journalist. Murphy Brown referred to her as “The Big J,” and Bobby Powell had her in mind as a second choice if Murphy refused to interview him.

## References

1. ↑ ***"I just spoke with Bobby Powell. He’d really like you to do the interview, but if not, he’s gonna give it to Jane Pauley." "The Big J?" (Miles and Murphy, Respect 5:22-23)***
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The Castellum Fleet was left scattered in the wake of the battle, the empty void looming where the abomination had been. Space and time had reasserted themselves and sealed the gash the warp had torn, banishing the ruinous powers to the corrupted realms of the Thetys Rift.
Then the order to withdraw had come, an urgent message caught by all surviving astropaths, sent directly from the powers that be, the mighty voice of the Triumvirate of Gondwana. They left the Imperials with no choice but to abandon their lost ships and the fallen, even as they still assessed the number of their losses. Eager to come away from the interweaving Xenos fleet, the commanders brought their ships about and headed for the dark port of the nearest star-fort to the scene.

It was an old burg on the advanced positions of the Limes Gondwana, where many of the fleet's elements settled, injured vessels docking for repairs, while the greater part of the remaining fleet took positions at close range. In the shadow of the fort, their numbers grew, the fleet forming into a dense swarm all around the fort's balustrades and towers. The silence weighed heavily on them, as they watched from a distance the derelicts of the abandoned battlefield dissipating.
Nowhere to Run (Episode)

Frank Fontana

Corky Sherwood

Miles Silverberg

Russ Woody

Nowhere to Run was the third episode of the first season Murphy Brown, which aired on November 28, 1988. It was written by Russ Woody, and directed by Barnet Kellman.

## Summary

Miles Silverberg receives an anonymous tip that highly visible federal prosecutor Robert Hawk received an illegal favor. Murphy Brown meets with the caller at Phil's that afternoon, and pursues the story after discovering Hawk had mob connections through Leon Sturgiss, a well-known and feared mobster. Miles receives a death threat because of the coverage, but ultimately, Hawk and Sturgiss are arraigned in federal court, and Miles lives. However, at the end of the episode, he receives a death threat from Sturgiss which he'll act on in "five to seven short years" when he's released from jail.
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News, tales, and legends were carried by the fleets of Sector Gondwana, in the minds and memories of voidfarers. In their retelling of events, every abysmal act just as well as every heroism grew more and more into realms of the fantastical. They would form the bedrock of voidfarer's lore for centuries to come. If, in fact, the sector survived so long.

For many years now in Subsector Cambria, the starships coming from afar had seldom brought good news to any of its systems. Many worlds still feared the fate of lost Airanaha, others felt the wrath of a greater evil coming. On planets throughout the sector, omens and portents had become more numerous than they had been in centuries. And there was more to them than idle superstition. It was facts such as these which added an eerie quality to the tales the voidfarers told. Through second and third retellings of the events, many denizens of the Imperium now learned all too sudden of the hesitation and the fragile truce that had been reached. And their faith was tested by such most troubling news.

Not a few bearers of such messages were incarcerated by the more superstitious worlds and indeed some lost their lives to angry mobs uprising in the wake of that most unusual decision.
ALF

ALF, an acronym for “alien life form,” was a sitcom starring the titular puppet alien ALF, popular in the 1980s. An ALF two-parter featuring Emmanuel Lewis was up against FYI in the time slot on the Wednesday before Murphy Brown returned from the Betty Ford Center.

## References

1. ↑ "**No, I am- I’m telling you! We killed the competition last week, and believe me, it was heavy! There was a Partridge Family reunion special and Emmanuel Lewis in an ALF two-parter!" (Frank, Respect 2:33-34)**
Joel Shaw

Joel Shaw is a man of undetermined origins and significance, who Murphy Brown invited to her junior prom when he was 35 years old.

## References

1. ↑ ***"I’ve been in over my head since the day I invited Joel Shaw to my junior prom. He was 35 at the time!" (Murphy, Respect 8:57)***
2. ↑ ***(If she was 40 in 1988, and we knew what year she went to junior prom, we could calculate his year of birth.)***
Ed Meese

Ed Meese was the 75th Attorney General of the United States, and also served as a Counsel to the President under the Reagan administration. Murphy Brown once gave him the Heimlich maneuver at Phil's.

## References

1. ↑ ***"Bobby Powell isn’t here yet, but I saved you your favorite table where you gave Ed Meese the Heimlich maneuver!" (Phil, Respect 6:5)***
Phil's Bar and Grill Wiki

## Welcome to Phil's!

Welcome to Phil's, a wiki devoted to comprehensively detailing every season of Murphy Brown. This wiki can be helpful to anyone, but it's primarily intended to be an aid to writers of Murphy Brown fanfic, so the style of this wiki may diverge from the norm to some degree, including but not limited to the relaying of information in past tense, regardless of whether the figure it describes is living or deceased.

## Why is there not much info?

This blog is watching along with the Antenna TV reruns of the series, which means one episode per day. This has to be transcribed, numbered, and then added to various pages and cited. Seasons 1 and 11 are already transcribed, but 2-10 are completely undone to the best of my knowledge. It's a lot of work, and may take a year or so to transcribe 9 seasons of a show, each one containing about 22 episodes. So, feel free to help out!

## How does citation work here?

Citation works in a different fashion here than on a normal wiki. Episodes are transcribed, numbered (Think of Shakespeare's plays, poetry with numbered lines, Bible verses, et cetera), and cited by directly copying the quote and adding it as a reference. Users can hover over the superscripted numbers next to names and phrases to see the information cited. If a piece of information is confirmed more than once on the show, the very first occurrence of the info is cited, unless further occurrences are more clear or concise than the original instance. If a piece of information is not written in a script yet, the superscripted number is struck with a line, so that users can at the least hover over it and find what episode the information is available in. It may seem cumbersome, but this is done for the ease of fanfic authors to see characters relaying the facts in their own words!

## What are timelines?

Timelines are different worlds which are primarily referenced as timelines due to significant events having occurred differently in each respective world. Murphy Brown takes place in two timelines- the timeline where Corky and Miles were married and where Avery was born in 1992 (The Sherwood-Silverberg Timeline), and the timeline where the two never pursued a romantic relationship and Avery was born in 1990 (The English Timeline.) Seasons 1-4 and 11 of Murphy Brown take place in the English Timeline, whereas seasons 5-10 take place in the Sherwood-Silverberg timeline.
Devil With a Blue Dress On (Episode)

## Devil With a Blue Dress On

Frank Fontana

Miles Silverberg

Corky Sherwood

Russ Woody

Devil With a Blue Dress On was the second episode of the first season Murphy Brown, which aired on November 21, 1988. It was written by Korby Siamis, and directed by Barnet Kellman.

## Summary

Murphy Brown is paired up with greenhorn reporter Corky Sherwood at the behest of Miles Silverberg to make a profile on corporate whiz kid Edward Moorehouse. Corky uncovers a seemingly insignificant fact about his philanthropic endeavors, and Murphy takes advantage of this and steals it for herself. Ultimately, Corky ends up luring Murphy into a false sense of security by manipulating her with guilt, and she steals the story back from Murphy while FYI is broadcasting live.
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Jim Dial

Jim Dial was the anchor of FYI, and was an extremely respected journalist, comparable to real-life counterparts such as Walter Cronkite and Edward Murrow.

## Adult Life

Jim was a cub reporter at one point, having traveled the country to report on stories. He married Doris Dial, with whom he had his share of marital problems, but ultimately ended up married to her until her death. Afterwards, he kindled a romance with Phil Phillips' younger sister, Phyllis Phillips.

## Personality

Jim was frequently seen as incapable of displaying emotion. For example, Miles Silverberg asked him to smile at least once while on air. Once, Jim read a report on the president having been stung by a bee, and bust out laughing on air, to his embarrassment. He had trouble displaying any grief (Save for in the form of anger) after the loss of his dog Trickster, and had to be coaxed into coping with his loss by his friends at an impromptu memorial service that Corky set up. Despite his trouble displaying emotion, Jim frequently proved himself to be petulant and histrionic.

## References

1. ↑ ***(Script not yet available, S7E5 "Burger, She Wrote")***
2. ↑ ***(Sometime in S1 there was a line like "There's a guy who hasn't sunk a putt recently")***
3. ↑ ***(Script not yet available, S9E12, "Separation Anxiety")***
4. ↑ ***(Uncertain of exact episode, but it's in S11)***
5. ↑ (Again, somewhere in S11 but not sure where)
6. ↑ ***"What I thought is that, perhaps you could actually smile during a broadcast." (Miles, Devil With a Blue Dress On 2:18)***
7. ↑ ***(Script not yet available, S3E7 "The Last Laugh")***
8. ↑ ***(Script not yet available, S5E17 "Trickster, We Hardly Knew Ye")***
9. ↑ ***"Say, Slugger, how’s it going?" (Jim, Respect 7:12)***
Heather Locklear

Heather Locklear was an American actress. She was almost cast in the role of Murphy Brown, which lent its hand to a lot of jokes about her on the show. The first occurs in the pilot episode, when Eldin Bernecky asks Murphy if she knows Heather Locklear personally.

## References

1. ↑ ***"No, I don’t know Heather Locklear!" (Murphy, Respect 5:11)***
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*982.M41*

The Rift
Purple ink spilled into the pitch-black cosmic ocean
Iridescent energies frothing from the wound
The shadow of the abyss where space and time come apart

In the year nine-hundred and eighty-two of the Holy Emperor's forty-first millennium, the infernal tides of the Thetys Rift were overwhelmed entirely by a pale blue star erupting in the uncharted regions. Its nova lasted one-hundred and sixteen days and drained the lives of all immediate observers.
The seething nova blossomed where there had been no sun before, brightest light of an entire shadow-constellation, brought to life only now in the pale blue glare. It was cold and hard, and they said it stopped the hearts of those who stared directly. In its wake, even the tendrils of the warp receded, the Rift of Thetys roiling and churning in upon itself with unholy energies.

On all stations along the Limes Gondwana, watchmen and their astropaths turned telescopes toward the signal and within the span of the first week of the Nova's reign over the firmament, the origin had been triangulated. They had rushed to signal their alarms, but knew for certain all their haste would be in vain. For the pale blue light of the impossible nova had only now reached them after traveling a distance of five-light years. It had manifested at its point of origin as many years before, exactly when the blue light's cage around the black hole had been breached.
Aretha Franklin

Aretha Franklin was an American Motown singer, hailed as the Queen of Soul. She was well known for songs such as "Respect,” “Chain of Fools,” “Think,” “Say a Little Prayer,” and “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman”. Murphy Brown listened to her music frequently and had a hyperfixation on her career. Murphy got the chance to interview Aretha, who was late to the interview. However, the two ended up singing together.
Ai Kun

**Ai-kun**

Una pequeña cosa verde como una ardilla que Ranka adopta principios de la serie y tiene como mascota. La mayoría sólo existe para ser linda, pero hay más en el pequeño individuo que es inmediatamente evidente

...

* Mascota

 del bebé del animal salvaje : Ai-kun es un bebé y él era
 salvaje que vive en los parques de la isla de Ranka 1 cuando lo
 encontró. Es un bebé *Vajra* .

* El Reveal :

 Al final de la serie, Ai-kun sufre una metamorfosis en un menor
 Vajra, revelándose como una etapa larval del Vajra. Él sigue siendo
 igual de cariñoso alrededor de Ranka como siempre lo ha sido, sin embargo,
 y de hecho, es esta revelación que convence a Ranka que la coexistencia
 pacífica con el Vajra es posible.

* Critter

 ridículamente linda : No se sabe a ciencia cierta lo que
 es, pero es sin duda adorable. Más tarde se reveló que un Vajra
 larvas.

* Equipo para

 mascotas : Su papel principal en la serie, hasta el Reveal .
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*985.M41*

On the Fortress World of Gahmuret lurk horrors deep below. Creatures of forgotten wars, mutated abominations, survived in the deep reaches since they were unleashed. Vermin tides feasting on the waste of civilization surge in times of great calamity to choke out entire settlements. And there are older, even more malevolent growths rampant on the deepest levels.
Humanity burrowed ever deeper into this forlorn world, reaching for the core. To put as many fortifications between them and the galaxy, the soldiers of Gahmuret converted the planetary crust into the impenetrable walls of their fortress. Its bunkers and trenches hold in all directions, against foes from above as well as those coming from below.

In times of great calamity, such as those heralded by the Nova of the Pale Blue Light, the Fortress Guard stands most vigilant on the brink of the fiery abyss awaiting in the deepest parts of Gahmuret's catacombs. In preparation to face the enemy coming from without, expeditions will be mounted to banish the evil within. For when the siege comes to Gahmuret, every last cellar and crypt will be needed for the defense of this world to the last fortress chamber standing.
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*986.M41*

The turmoil of the imperial forces did not remain a secret to the Amanshai, whose watchful eyes saw all that occurred on the Limes Gondwana, and more, as rumors whispered. They had themselves not been idly waiting all this time but mounted several expeditions of their own. Much to the suspicion of the Imperium, their vessels seemingly just vanished into the warp, with no clue as to their goal or bearing.
Sightings of strange events and unknown vessels deep in imperial space soon mounted to unprecedented numbers, yet too many of them had no basis in reality and the Triumvirate soon realized, that the rumored pact with the Amanshai had caused countless tall tales and voidfarer's yarns to be spun. From erratic reports of inexplicable sightings, little could be gained. And still, an entire division was devoted solely to this task, just in case, one report might contain some truth after all.
Much more difficult was the question of what to do should a true sighting really be found. For to break the truce now, could only lead to a critical weakening of imperial defenses, a price none of the war council would be willing to pay.
Day 6

This article contains **spoilers**. Read at your own risk!

**Final Decision** is the sixth day of the 7 days in the resurrection test. During the sixth day, all remaining characters will die except for Kirell and Philio.

## Achievements

### An Explosive Turn of Events

The only way this can be achieved is through 6-7, Hilde's Cursing Decision. To get there, remain critical likability with Hilde and moderate to high likability with Argo so they would not kick you out on Day 4. During the events where Hilde questions you on Day 5, answer her questions correctly (friend & non-vengeful) but remain low enough likability so she wouldn't believe you are her friend. She will continue arguing with you, until Balaam emerges with a wounded Argo. This will automatically guide the path to 6-7.

### A Nagging Resurrection

This can only be achieved through 6-5, Argo's Regretful Decision.

### Like Father, Like Daughter

This can only be achieved through 6-6, Argo's First Decision

*More coming soon!*
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*986.M41*

A vessel created to wreak vengeance on the destroyers of worlds, first of its class and leader of the Anfortas Paladin vanguard – the Durendal overshadowed every other vessel of the first wave sent forth by the Dyson Clade. Priests of every division served upon this holy shrine to the Omnissiah, representatives of Anfortas as one united whole, a force to rival the greatest of Subsector Cambria, and a sleeping giant now awakened by the cataclysm they had wrought.

The fleet of paladins set course for the No-Man's-Land and Limes Gondwana, where the petty fiefdoms of the imperium were still divided up between the powers of the Triumvirate. For such matters of the great game, the paladins harbored nothing but contempt, as they saw the opportunistic schemes that detracted from the true and greater cause. More than ever, they felt themselves the sole true representatives of the Martian Empire, and under the red planet's banner, they set out towards a war of their own.
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*985.M41*

The infernal plains of the Ringworld Cambria were plagued by far more than mundane fire. Where the scrith had been ignited by the exotic energies entombed beyond the gates, it unleashed the arcane energies that had been bound for its creation. The reaction of these unbound energies and exotic matter resulted in flashes of complete annihilation and other, fare more dangerous instances of strange and impossible matter, non-physical properties bleeding into the third dimension, to unfathomable effect.
Against such phenomena, there could be no conventional protection. Neither shield nor armor could withstand those forces which denied the very foundations of the physical universe and existed outside any laws the mechanicus understood. On their way through the fire, those tech-priests and explorators most dedicated to the cause, began experiments of their own in trying to fathom, to understand and encounter those unique challenges which followed them. In time, they began to devise new machines for their own protection, and new ways to deploy their forces to at least mitigate the infernos otherworldly effects. And still, each day of their journey consumed more lives, more artifacts, and resources, so that an entire industrial production line had to be assembled, just to fuel the endeavor of reaching the broken gates.
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*986.M41*

Heavily armed escorts preceded the salvage fleet coming for the silent hulk drifting through the fading clouds. Far from looking for surviving souls, the voidsmen of the scrappers were scarcely expecting sings of life among the wreckage, and so the signaling flare had raised their suspicions, having them approach cautiously with armed vessels to back them up.
But there was nothing left aboard the broken ship that could have posed any danger to the salvage vessels. As their drones and auger scans returned no signs of energy or corruption, the captains of the scrappers declared the drifting hulk ripe for the taking. They shot their anchors at the ship, pulling its broken sections apart. And all the while, a handful of small shuttles were dispatched to locate and secure the origin of the flare.

The huddled group of survivors was just about to shoot another one when they were caught in the searchlights of an oncoming shuttle. They dropped everything they had and fell to their knees in thankful prayer to the God-Emperor of Mankind. Their pleading had been heard, against all odds answered by a higher power from beyond. As they were taken aboard the scrapper shuttle, each kissed the dead hulk from which they left, and made a white mark on their skin to signify the date and time, when they were saved from certain doom.
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*986.M41*

As the void-war raged in the System Myriaden for months on end, the lesser systems of its constellation mobilized. News of the siege and its battles spread like fire between their governments and forces, word of every sacrifice was heard and considered by the powers that be. In the palaces and halls of governance, the high classes of these worlds were weighing their options. Chief among them was the choice of whether to rush to Myriadenburgs aid in the hopes to tip the balance of one, decisive battle or to rather wait for the enemy tide to subside, in the hopes that the invasion would overstretch and split into many more easily defeated prongs.
Such options were discussed in terms far beyond their strategical merit, on the basis of dogma, feuds, and affiliations. In truth, the forces freshly mobilized were waiting, the powers that be were bartering, for one voice to rise above all others, for a leader to emerge from their midst.

For the duration of this long wait, the forces raised by the lesser worlds stood right on the edge of the abyss, unsure whether or not they would plunge themselves into the darkness. Many of their voidfarers and lower ratings saw interstellar space for the very first time, and they caught in a strange, inescapable fascination, and the lingering excitement for battle and war, as it had instilled in them by the legendary navy.
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*553.984.M41*

Far away from the chosen sites of the Inquisition's first approach, another force had long made contact with the coming hordes of the Amanshai. These were the shrouded vessels guarding the shadow fiefdom of the Crimson Queen, who on her orders had made way for the fleets of the Pillar Worlds to exit their passage through the Thetys Rift and regroup on the imperial side, in the far reaches of the Erinnyenmere.
The allowing of a Xenos force to cross into the imperial domain was no matter taken lightly by the Queen and the advisors of the millennia's long reign. It was, indeed, perhaps the most drastic measure she had taken in any of her subject's living memory. No risk could have been graver, especially with the involvement of Mogontiacums lodge of the Inquisition. And yet, it was a risk worth taking, as considered by the Queen, and she had made arrangements for this action decades in advance.

Why she had decided to pursue this matter, despite all risk and cost the coming of the Amanshai would bring, was a mystery unfathomable even to the highest of her chosen companions. Only the very oldest among them, who had served the fiefdom and its queen for long centuries, stretching into millennia even, could hope to fathom some of the scope of her plan, aiming not at a mere begrudging alliance with the Xenos breed, but manipulating the flow of history in and around her realm in a way which would ultimately favor, first and only, the interests of the humankind.