 Sam and Rebecca are preparing for the grand reopening of Cheers. One of Rebecca s last tasks is to deal with the telephone repairman, a Lothario called Bernard who mistakenly thinks he s God s gift to women. After Rebecca plainly and directly rebukes his advances, he immediately assumes she s a lesbian, a thought he has about every women - which is most women he meets - who turns him down. In the intervening time, Woody has been on his honeymoon with Kelly, although honeymoon is not quite what they would call it as they fought the entire time regarding their religious differences which they see as a major obstacle in having a meaningful and successful marriage. Woody is Lutheran Church of Missouri Synod whereas Kelly is Lutheran Church of America. The Drs. Crane suggest group counseling, in which Lilith and Frasier highlight their own on the most part successful marriage despite their differing religious backgrounds. But it s Frasier s simple advice to Woody that does the trick - Woody has to give in if he ever wants to see Kelly naked again. Carla has been making ends meet working at a chain bar called Mr. Pubb s. She has hated every minute of her time there, a place where the people are just a little too happy for Carla s taste, a place where she too has been forced to be happy, and a place where she is required to wear a dorky uniform. She is all ready to complete her last shift before heading back to Cheers. Sam sends Cliff and Norm to get Carla, just to make sure she gets back to Cheers in time. At Mr. Pubb s, Cliff and Norm, although finding Carla, are sidetracked by the two hundred different varieties of beer from which to choose, the video arcade, the ten large screen televisions each showing a different game, the free food and the scantily clad young food servers. Carla is also sidetracked when she receives her first Mr. Pubb s paycheck - it s more money than she ever dreamed of for doing waitressing and more money she could ever make at Cheers. Back at Cheers, Sam is concerned that Carla, Norm and Cliff haven t returned, and he sends Paul, Tim and Alan to Mr. Pubb s to retrieve the missing. At Mr. Pubb s, Paul, Tim and Alan befall the same fate as Norm and Cliff. After the reopening starts without Carla, Norm, Cliff, Paul, Tim and Alan, Sam finally goes to Mr. Pubb s himself. After much coercing, Sam convinces the guys to return to Cheers, however he can t convince Carla, who just can t pass up the money offered by Mr. Pubb s. Sam and the guys leave without Carla, but not without their free food. Ultimately Carla does quit her job at Mr. Pubb s and returns to Cheers to work, the reason being a new waitress at Mr. Pubb s who is a clone of Carla s favorite person in the world, one Diane Chambers.