 Sam gets a call from an old flame, Judy Marlowe. Sam and Judy haven t seen each other in 15 years. Back then, Judy, a divorcée, and Sam spent much of their time together with Judy s young daughter Laurie. Upon meeting again, Sam is relieved to see that Judy is still a knock-out. What he doesn t expect though is that Laurie is now all grown up and is equally as beautiful as her mother. Sam being Sam has the hots for both Judy and Laurie, and beyond the warnings of Frasier, tries to date both. Despite the fact that weak Sam can t resist Laurie, he is saved only by the fact that Laurie announces that she is engaged. At least in Sam and the guys  minds, he tried to do the wrong thing! Meanwhile, Rebecca hires Woody as a clown to entertain at a corporate children s party. At the last minute, Woody is called in for a real acting job and has to ditch the party clown job. As the one who suggested she hire Woody, Frasier is demanded by Rebecca to take Woody s place. What Woody forgets to tell Frasier however is the handkerchief trick - pulling out the handkerchief from the clown s lapel pocket makes his pants fall down around his ankles. What s worse for the unsuspecting Frasier is that he has been wearing a new pair of french cut underwear that Lilith bought for him. He makes it through the party all right, when Rebecca tells him that Woody called to warn her about the handkerchief, to which Frasier breathes a big sigh of relief since he took off the uncomfortable pair of underwear and was going au naturel. Unfortunately he doesn t quite make it out of the house party without pulling on the handkerchief.