Northern Exposure - Season 3

When a statue is risen in Rick's memory, Maggie learns of his infidelity through a stranger's eulogy. Meanwhile, Adam returns and makes Joel go with him to treat his hypochondriac wife.

Maurice sulks over what he believes is an unflattering photo taken by Holling. Maggie worries about needing glasses and getting old, and Joel tries to explain Chris' uncanny appeal to women, who is busy chasing the one woman immune to his charm.

Plane engine trouble strands Maggie and Joel in the wilderness; an old friend says she will marry Shelly's ex-husband.

Maggie thinks a stray dog is Rick reincarnated; Maurice and Marilyn go into business producing ostrich eggs; Ed's movie premieres.

Shortly after hitting his head, Joel is visited by his identical twin brother, Jules, and changes places with him for a day. Meanwhile, Chris is contacted by a bomber who wants to turn himself in.

While fishing, Chris finds the body of a man frozen in ice. Maurice looks upon this as a business opportunity as a battle begins over the body. Ed takes a job at Ruth Anne's store. Joel explores his Jewish faith.

Chris's brother/'karmic' doppleganger comes to town. Joel's ex-fiancé Elaine shows up looking for comfort. Adam shows up asking for money and takes a job at the Brick.

Chris and Holling head out on their annual hunting trip when Joel asks to go along. Ruth Anne has a birthday, but wants to avoid a fuss. Shelly organizes a party for her.

After their bus breaks down, a circus visits Cicely. Marilyn gets a proposal. Holling and Shelley have a fight.

Joel gets his first Christmas tree, Maurice meets the Korean family he didn't know he had, and Holling surprises Shelly with an old-fashioned Christmas.

In an effort to sell more issues of his newspaper, Maurice hires pathological liar Adam to write for it.

During the Northern Lights, Cicely is infused with Japanese tourists. Ed's announcement that Jesse the bear is dead affects Holling very personally. After having been attacked by Jesse years before, Holling had vowed to kill the bear himself someday. Jesse's death means an end to that dream. Refusing to accept the bear's demise, Holling sets off to the cave where Jesse lived.