Comedy

Cheryl and Jim are signed up for a volunteer event, but he does not want to participate. When he is accidentally giving money for his volunteer efforts, he plans to keep the money even though Cheryl tells him it is wrong to keep it.

Sam and Woody bet big bucks on getting a kiss from Rebecca.

Rebecca pours out her heart to the man she loves most.

Rebecca's life suffers a further disruption when Evan Drake's replacement makes Sam the new manager of Cheers.

Frasier refuses to comply when the new station manager mandates that on-air talent must read commercials during their programs. Frasier leads his forces to The Black Tower to protest.

Frasier hosts a picnic to apologise for getting everyone fired, only to find he's the only one still unemployed, triggering his five stages of job grief.

Frasier, still unemployed, is hesitant to attend his high school reunion. He fears if he does attend, he'll sit at the last table with the chess club barbershop quartet.

At first, Elliott's attempts to warn Finch about dating supermodel Nikki Elston seem like jealousy. However, there is truth in his warnings - Nikki is a true nutcase who delights in putting men through hell.

Jack has two tickets to a London performance of King Lear, but when he has to cancel his plans, he must decide who to give the tickets to.

Maya's fantasy piece about a dinner with Woody Allen brings notice from a lot of people - including Woody Allen himself, supposedly.

When Jim injures his back and is prescribed pain pills, the family takes advantage of an unusually mellow, docile Jim by informing him of the kids' and Andy's major mishaps, which would normally cause him to hit the roof.

Jim uses his passion for sports to connect with son Kyle. But sports challenged Kyle identifies more with fellow sci-fi nerd Andy, forcing a reluctant Jim to dress up as a Cyclops at a sci-fi convention in order to win his son back.