-- "Space 1999," a bonsai is traded for some space article by one of the Commander Control Crew [per Khaimraj Seepersad, Caribbean / W. I., in posting to rec.arts.bonsai on July 20, 1999]   Air date and episode name, other plot details?

-- "Dynasty," an episode in which the character Krystal is shown trimming a bonsai.  [per Uriah Heep in personal e-mail to RJB on September 1, 2000]   Air date and episode name, other plot details?

-- "I'll Fly Away," "The show involved a Southern lawyer, his three children, and his girlfriend.  In one episode he took his younger two children to a holiday party at the home of his girlfriend.  In the girlfriend's entry was a stand with a citrus bonsai.  The man's young son plucked a tiny fruit from the tree and the girlfriend told him how many years it had taken the tree to bear that fruit.  The party was all downhill from there and the man and his children ended up leaving."  [per Sara Matheis in personal e-mail to RJB April 25, 1996]  Air date and episode name, other plot details?  The episode guide does not have any obvious clues.   (Originally the series was on NBC Oct. 7, 1991 through Feb. 5, 1993)  

-- "Star Trek: The Next Generation," an episode at whose very last scene the actor was sitting in front of her bonsai.  Though the tree only had 2 branches, she cut the lower one off and said something like "that's better."  [per Parris Janusek in personal e-mail to RJB on November 26, 2001]  Air date and episode name, other plot details?  

-- "La Femme Nikita," Madeline in Operations with vandaceous orchids and bonsai in diffuse glass-backed wall niches.  She is often seen pruning/relaxing prior to her practicing cold calculating metal [sic] torture on her victims (and she is one of good ones).  [per Luis Fontanills, Miami, Florida, in posting to rec.arts.bonsai on August 9, 1999]  Madeline has several bonsai on glass shelves on one of the walls of her office.  [per Bronwyn Woodward, Essendon, Victoria, Australia in personal e-mail to RJB on February 22, 2003]  Are there specific episodes [names?] in which this occurred, or else what is the range of air dates for these?  Per CHRIS HEYN'S 'NOVEMBER 2003' LFN BOOK UPDATE which contains a sneak peek into The Ultimate La Femme Nikita Glossary, "MADELINE’S OFFICE – Section location for former Executive Strategist. Originally a two-story stone structure which featured a large desk, seating area, and numerous mannequins and racks of clothing for mission purposes. Madeline was then moved to a smaller office which featured a desk and chairs, a mission prep area, and a lighted wall for Bonsai trees, and later, a stand for orchids. This remained her office until her death during the Center purge."  

-- "King of the Hill," in a July 18, 1999 episode (rerun?), the "Hill's were house watching for their friend Boomhower & Bobby had to water the bonsai.   ...the tree looked to be a juniper on the coffee table.  It was watered from what appeared to be a sake pitcher, one little cup full.    I didn't see any water running out onto the table.  It looked better in cartoon than some of the trees that appear on Star Trek[: The Next Generation]."  [per Bill Neff in personal e-mail to RJB on July 20, 1999] What is the original air date and episode name/number?

-- "There were also a few in the plastic surgeon's office in a recent South Park episode"  [Per jo_schmoo from Eagle, WI in posting to bonsaitalk.com on Apr. 2, 2005]  Air date and episode name, other plot details?  

-- "...in one of the episodes of HBO's "Six Feet Under" daughter Claire is given a Juniper-bonsai by her aunt Sarah."  [Per wouterotten from Herentals, near Antwerp, Belgium in posting to bonsaitalk.com on Aug. 6, 2005]  Air date and episode name, other plot details?  

-- "There was this episode of "Kung Fu - the legend continues" starring David Carradine where at the end of the episode, as a sign of gratitude Kwai Chang-Cane was given a bonsai plant and another thing (I can't remember).  Well, anyway he didn't give any love to the bonsai since he just basically threw it on top of the table as if saying this is not my culture (Japanese) and not to my liking."  [Per saurak in posting to bonsaitalk.com on Aug. 11, 2005]  Air date and episode name, other plot details?