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Woody, dressed up as Mark Twain for a local theater production, walks into the bar and captures an older woman's heart.
Woody, dressed up as Mark Twain for a local theater production, walks into the bar and captures an older woman's heart.
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S5, EP15 "Spellbound"When Carla's ex-husband, Nick, and his wife, Loretta, have marital problems, Loretta turns to Carla for advice.
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S5, EP16 "Never Love a Goalie"A hockey goalie's (Jay Thomas) game slumps when he begins dating Carla.
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S6, EP10 "A Kiss Is Still a Kiss"Rebecca makes an embarrassing pass at Drake to make a point that she is heterosexual.
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S6, EP9 "Puddin' Head Boyd"Woody, dressed up as Mark Twain for a local theater production, walks into the bar and captures an older woman's heart.
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S6, EP8 "Bidding on the Boys"Lilith wins a weekend with Sam at a Cheers-sponsored "hunk" auction.
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