List of 9 to 5 episodes

This is only a partial episode list for 9 to 5. It was based on the 1980 film of the same name. The series ran for 5 seasons, had a total of 85 episodes (2 unaired), and aired on two different networks (1982–1983 for 3 seasons and 33 episodes on ABC, and 1986–1988 for 2 seasons and 52 episodes in First-Run Syndication).

01. "New Kid on the Block" (1U01; Pilot)
Written by: Kim Weiskopf & Michael S. Baser
Violet and Judy suspect a new secretary has been hired for her physical attributes.

02. "The China Sin-Drome" (1U02)
Written by: Debra Frank & Scott Rubenstein
Hart's chance to land a big contract in Taiwan hinges on whether Doralee is willing to go along as part of the package.

03. "Herassment" (1U03)
Written by: Larry Balmagia
An image change for Judy works too well and attracts the amorous Mr. Hart.

04. "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Secretary" (1U04)
Written by: Larry Balmagia
Violet risks her job when she refuses to take a polygraph test ordered by Hart.

For season 2, Peter Bonerz replaced Jeffrey Tambor as Franklin Hart. Herb Edelman (fatherly salesman Harry Nussbaum) and Ann Weldon (Clair) also joined the cast.

05. "The Loverwear Party" (2C01)
Written by: Wendy Kout & Michele Willens
Violet decides to supplement her income by selling erotic apparel but Roz mistakes the coffeeroom sales conferences for union organizing.

06. "The Security Guard" (2C02)
Written by: Dale McRaven
Jane Fonda (who portrayed Judy in the movie) plays a cynical security guard who learns about "pink collar" life from stories the secretaries tell.

07. "Dick Doesn't Live Here Anymore" (2C03)
Written by: Susan Seeger
Judy lets her estranged husband (John Larroquette) and his girlfriend stay at her place.

08. "Real Men Don't Make Quiche" (2C04)
Story by: Ron Bloomberg & Jeffrey Ferro & Fredric Weiss
Teleplay by: Jeffrey Ferro & Fredric Weiss
Judy mistakes the computer's power switch for the light switch, wipes out the office data, and loses her job.

09. "Hard Sell" (2C05)
Written by: Ron Bloomberg
Harry quits the company, but Violet can't join the others in urging him to stay – she's next in line for his job.

10. "The Party's Over (A.K.A. Time to Panic)" (2C06)
Written by: Jeffrey Ferro & Fredric Weiss
Story by: Ron Bloomberg
If the mail clerk's rumor is true, company budget cuts call for the firing of one employee, and everyone thinks they'll be the unlucky one.

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