Woody gets a "Dear Woody" letter. His old flame is marrying a guy from their home town. But they are going to show up at the bar. So Woody (with a lot of prompting) decides to get a date to show his girlfriend that he is doing fine without her. He goes to Sam's little black book and pulls a name--but it's not what he thinks it is. The rest of the evening is quite eventful.
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The Book of Samuel (#5.11)
ComedyFan201020 May 2014
Warning: Spoilers
Sam goes away and leaves Woody in charge of the bar. At that time Woody's girlfriend writes him that she has to break up with him as she is getting married. Her and her fiancé are coming by the bar to talk to him. He pretends that he has a girlfriend and they want to have a dinner together. He uses Sam's book to find a date. Only the woman he calls turns out to be Sam's maid.
Good episode. Woody is so sweet in it. The ending when he talks to Desiree was absolutely cute. He is such a nice guy and always so funny. This was sure a good episode for him. Frasier's one liner made me laugh a lot as well.
Good episode. Woody is so sweet in it. The ending when he talks to Desiree was absolutely cute. He is such a nice guy and always so funny. This was sure a good episode for him. Frasier's one liner made me laugh a lot as well.
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