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Rebecca convinces Sam to let her run the bar, then lets the liquor license expire; Woody joins a poolroom poker game.
Rebecca convinces Sam to let her run the bar, then lets the liquor license expire; Woody joins a poolroom poker game.
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S10, EP19 "Rich Man, Wood Man"Woody returns from England a changed man; Sam becomes Frasier's personal fitness trainer.
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S10, EP20 "Smotherly Love"Frasier and Lilith are forced to repeat their wedding vows for her overbearing mother (Marilyn Cooper).
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S10, EP21 "Take Me Out of the Ball Game"An old baseball buddy encourages Sam to try out for the Red Sox farm team; Frasier takes care of Lilith's lab rat.
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S10, EP22 "Rebecca's Lover ... Not"Rebecca hopes an old flame (Harvey Fierstein) will sweep her off her feet; Sam forms a support group.
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S10, EP18 "License to Hill"Rebecca convinces Sam to let her run the bar, then lets the liquor license expire; Woody joins a poolroom poker game.
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S10, EP17 "A Diminished Rebecca With a Suspended Cliff"Rebecca regrets hiring Woody's cousin Russell (Harry Connick Jr.) to play piano at the bar; Cliff gets a new uniform.
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S10, EP16 "One Hugs, the Other Doesn't"A birthday surprise for his son reveals a secret from Frasier's past.
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S10, EP15 "My Son, My Father"Carla's son Gino (Josh Lozoff) decides to enter the priesthood; Cliff tries out his stand-up comedy act.
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