Tom Anderson

Teddy and Skyler decide to compete against PJ and Emmett in a battle of the bands competition. But, PJ and Skyler end up falling for each other and refuse to compete. Meanwhile, Gabe gets a new friend who is really wealthy and gives him an old MyTab.

In an attempt to prove that Boston voters are mindless sheep satisfied by empty rhetoric, Frasier decides to conduct an experiment. He persuades Woody to get on the ballot for a city council seat and sure enough, the naive political newcomer soon begins to gain popularity with both the press and the public. Meanwhile, Frasier realizes the potential disaster of Woody actually winning. Frightened for the future of Boston and possibly the world, Frasier convinces Woody to withdraw from the race at the public debate, held the night before the election. Woody makes a heartfelt speech that moves him and nearly everyone else to tears. The emotional moment culminates when Kelly joins him on stage and announces that she's pregnant. The touching scene ignites the voters of Boston to fully support him and, much to Frasier's chagrin, Woody wins the election in a major upset. Also available on iTunes

Lilith and Frasier help a friend who teaches a marriage-counseling course at the university. They agree to play the roles of a couple in therapy during the class' midterm exam. The exercise proves to be too painful for Lilith, who shocks everyone when she explodes with her true feelings of suffocation and loss of identity. She concludes her tirade with the revelation that she's having an affair. Later that evening, in a less public discussion, Lilith informs Frasier that her lover is also a colleague. All this comes as a relief to Rebecca, who spotted Lilith with 'the other man' on the street. Frasier convinces his wife to end the relationship, and after she departs to do so, drowns his sorrows in a beer mug at Cheers. When Lilith finally returns to find a very inebriated Frasier, she informs him that she was unable to end the relationship because she is in love--and she is leaving Frasier.While Lilith and Frasier sort out their problems, Sam is dealing with his own ordeal; namely, a terrorizing, over-bearing bouncer named Tiny. Hired to stop the rash of bar brawls brought about by hockey season, Tiny throws out half of Cheers' customers, severely cutting down on business. Since Sam is afraid to hire the bruiser, he holds a pow-wow with the gang on ways to trick Tiny into leaving. Tiny overhears and leaves his job with a tear in his eye, sparking a gleeful celebration at the bar. Also available on iTunes

Woody's cousin Russell (guest star Harry Connick, Jr.) arrives in Boston eager to start a new life in the wake of a failed romance back in Hanover. To help the young man get started, Rebecca suggests Russell entertain patrons by playing the piano, and Sam reluctantly agrees. However, Rebecca soon regrets her suggestion when Russell develops an obsessive crush on her. He starts following her everywhere, writing songs for her and even painting a mural of her on his dingy motel room wall. Flattered but uninterested, Rebecca stresses over how to let him down easily, afraid of crushing a young man who's on the rebound. Meanwhile Cliff, unsatisfied with the design of the new postal uniform, burns his outfit in protest in front of Boston's main post office. His act of civil disobedience strips him of his mailbag and lands him with a postal suspension. Buoyed by the thrill of activism, Cliff opts to fight his suspension by exposing the biggest postal secrets of all time--including how to reuse a postage stamp. Also available on iTunes