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Amorous Annie Tortelli and Evan Drake's daughter replace Carla at the bar during her maternity leave.
Amorous Annie Tortelli and Evan Drake's daughter replace Carla at the bar during her maternity leave.
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S5, EP25 "A House Is Not a Home"Diane's sympathy for the previous owners of the house she and Sam bought jeopardizes their moving plans.
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S5, EP26 "I Do, Adieu"Diane, who has always wanted to be a writer, is offered to have one of her novels published; can Diane combine her work with marriage?
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S6, EP1 "Home Is the Sailor"Sam returns to the bar when his trip around the world is cut short by a sunken craft; his attempts to regain his old job are hampered by the bar's management.
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S6, EP2 "I on Sports"Sam tries to keep Rebecca from finding out about his second job as a substitute for a local sportscaster.
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S6, EP15 "Tale of Two Cuties"Amorous Annie Tortelli and Evan Drake's daughter replace Carla at the bar during her maternity leave.
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S6, EP14 "And God Created Woodman"A priceless vase is destroyed when Sam, Woody and Rebecca cater a party at the chairman of the board's mansion.
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S6, EP13 "Woody for Hire Meets Norman of the Apes"Norm agrees to paint Cliff's apartment, but a fight ensues when Cliff refuses to pay him.
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S6, EP11 "My Fair Clavin"Cliff transforms his neighbor into a beautiful woman; Rebecca says she'll sleep with Sam if she can't quit smoking.
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