Vito Scotti

It's 1991 and Paul and Jamie are planning their wedding. There's a lot to think about and do, from selecting a date and sending the invitations, to finding a caterer, choosing clothes and hiring a band. However, they're having a hard time keeping the guest list under control, especially since their parents keep finding old friends and acquaintances to invite. And everyone is more than willing to give them advice. However, when Jamie discovers that Sylvia Buchman's name is misspelled on the invitations, she and Paul are forced to act ... and act fast. Finding that Paul already mailed the invitations, Jamie drags him out to stop them from being sent. And, after successfully bribing the letter carrier with an invitation of his own, they get them back -- only to have Sylvia drop by unexpectedly and discover the mistake anyway. Meanwhile, Paul lobbies heavily to use Ira's band, but Jamie wants to keep looking. In addition, Paul and Jamie are also supposed to be writing their own vows, though they haven't started yet. And, as the presents begin to arrive, producing a wealth of gravy boats, everyone who was invited seems to be coming, making their crisis with the guest list even worse. The tension mounts, aggravating Jamie's smoking habit and causing Paul to spend more and more time seeking refuge in the TV. However, it's when the families meet to sample the caterer's menu that Paul and Jamie begin to have second thoughts. As if she hasn't enough to think about already, Jamie discovers that it is customary for the bride and groom to get each other gifts. And then there's the matter of a band. But when Paul asks Ira, Jamie takes offense but agrees to hear them play their next date -- at a state prison.

Lillian leaves Charles in charge of Sid's Pizza Parlor while she is out of town. Buddy informs Charles that the 'Roving Gourmet' is planning to visit Sid's and would like to do an article on the restaurant. Charles realizes that a good review would mean great business, and a bad review could mean death to the pizza parlor. The Powell family agrees to eat at Sid's and rave about the food. Charles meets Sid's new chef, Dino Firenzi -- "the greatest pizza chef west of Naples." That evening, Charles greets each customer cheerfully since he does not know who the Roving Gourmet really is. Charles is devastated when Dino quits because he cannot take Buddy's constant interference.

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Mother Superior assigns Sr. Bertrille to help accident-prone Bro. Paul put the convent library in order. Bro. Paul wistfully tells Sr. Bertrille he had hoped to spend his life at the Vatican Library but things hadn't worked out. He sorts out the books to be discarded into a separate pile. Then he puts the shelves in the sun, with his magnifying glass on top. When he pulls out a big nail, Bro. Paul finds some valuable old parchments in the wall. For safe keeping, he puts them in an encyclopedia, which finds its way onto the discard pile. The magnifying glass starts a fire, burning up the bookshelves. Sr. Bertrille swaps the discarded books for new shelves with Swapping Salvador. Bro. Paul later remembers where he put the old parchments. Sr. Bertrille panics when Sr. Jacqueline informs her Salvador has planned to grind the old books into pulp. She flies to Salvador's yard just in time to save the parchments. Mother Superior is impressed by the beautiful job Bro. Paul and Sr. Bertrille did on the library. Bro. Paul is assigned to work at the Vatican Library as a reward for recovering the lost scrolls of San Tanco. After he leaves, Sr. Bertrille has a series of accidents. Sitting in the rubble of Mother Superior's desk, Sr. Bertrille wonders if Bro. Paul's talent for accidents is catching.