In this very special celebration of "Cheers"' 200th show, Shelley Long rejoins the rest of the gang for a unique look back at the past eight years in part two of a two-part episode.
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Niles agrees to board his father once he realizes Daphne is coming too.
Frasier must decide whether or not to attend his high-school reunion.
Frasier hunts for a new job and throws a picnic for the unemployed radio staff.
Frasier surprises his new station manager by defending himself.
Circumstances prevent Frasier from connecting with a woman; Niles has a tryst.
Roz has her baby; Frasier and Niles plan a party in hopes of heating up their love lives.
Roz notices a family trait when she meets the baby's paternal grandparents.
Niles tries to ask Daphne out on a date; Frasier is hooked on a TV show.
Frasier is troubled by the realization that his new relationship is based on physical attraction.
Bulldog becomes a hero during a robbery attempt at Cafe Nervosa.
A seemingly perfect doctor prompts Frasier to hunt for the man's flaw.
Frasier tries to reconcile with an aunt holding a grudge against him.
Rebecca sends Sam to spy on her philandering boyfriend, and Woody's singing the new roommate blues.
Carla consults a psychic concerning her late husband's attempts to contact her from beyond.
Woody decides to elope after misconstruing Sam's advice; Norm pulls designated driver duty.
Cheers once again lags behind in the annual St. Patrick's Day practical joke contest.
Carla's low estimation of Eddie's estate leads her to agree to a 50-50 split with his other widow.
Egos get a workout when Robin and Sam challenge each other in games of skill.
Frasier feels inferior following Lilith's talk show appearance; Cliff's medication backfires.
Woody is more than a little concerned when his girlfriend's mother makes passes at him.
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