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11x25 The Guy Can't Help It
First Aired: May. 13, 1993 on NBC
Summary: Don Santry walks into the bar and into Rebecca's life. He's the repairman called into fix the bar tap. Although Don is not Rebecca's usual type, Frasier talks her into taking a chance when she states that someone like a Don is what she should be going after. Quickly, she falls head over… |
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Episode Quotes
Dr. Frasier Crane: Are you watching for any particular category?
Cliff Clavin: Yes, the Most Impressive Display of Female Flesh in the, uh, Tight Fitting Dress.
Cliff Clavin: Yes, the Most Impressive Display of Female Flesh in the, uh, Tight Fitting Dress.
Sam: Sorry. We're closed.
Norm Peterson: Well, everybody, congratulate me. I am now employed by the city of Boston. [the bar patrons applaud] And I have this man to thank for it. [points to Woody]
Woody Boyd: Oh, hey, no problem, Mr. Peterson. I know you're gonna work very hard.
Norm Peterson: Yeah, of course, Wood. Hey, this kind of makes you my boss, huh?
Woody Boyd: Oh, yeah, in a way. But you know, deep down and above all and through everything else, we're friends.
Norm Peterson: Of course. No man ever had a better one.
Woody Boyd: I feel the same way.
Norm Peterson: Pals.
Woody Boyd: Compadres.
Norm Peterson: I may be late tomorrow.
Woody Boyd: I wouldn't recommend it, Peterson.
Woody Boyd: Oh, hey, no problem, Mr. Peterson. I know you're gonna work very hard.
Norm Peterson: Yeah, of course, Wood. Hey, this kind of makes you my boss, huh?
Woody Boyd: Oh, yeah, in a way. But you know, deep down and above all and through everything else, we're friends.
Norm Peterson: Of course. No man ever had a better one.
Woody Boyd: I feel the same way.
Norm Peterson: Pals.
Woody Boyd: Compadres.
Norm Peterson: I may be late tomorrow.
Woody Boyd: I wouldn't recommend it, Peterson.
Trivia
- The person who walks up and knocks on the door in the last scene is Bob Broder (IV), agent for the show's creators Glen Charles & Les Charles and James Burrows'.
- Ted Danson (Sam "Mayday" Malone), Rhea Perlman (Carla Tortelli) and George Wendt (Hillary Norman "Norm" Peterson) are the only actors to appear in all 273 episodes of the series.
- This final episode is the fourth highest rated series finale of all time, as of 2007.
- In one of the last scenes shows Sam straightening a photograph on the side of the bar. The picture is of Geronimo. This is an homage to the late Nicholas Colasanto, who played "Coach" Ernie Pantusso from 1982-1985. The picture held special meaning to Colasanto and hung in his dressing room. When he died in 1985, the picture was moved to the bar in his memory.
- The title is from a song made famous by Perry Como and very appropriate for the last round at Cheers, "Make it one for ma baby an' one more for the road." Bette Midler sang the same song to Johnny Carson on his next to last Tonight Show.
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