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After being fired from her job and dumped by her boyfriend, a cosmetics saleswoman becomes the nanny to the three children of a rich English widower. As time passes, the two fall for each other.

Magnum"s old Navy buddy is dead and the Navy says he was a cocaine smuggler. Magnum sets out to prove his buddy was framed.

Magnum continues to learn about the framing of his dead Naval pal. He looks for a female drug dealer, an Arab gold buyer and a mobster.

Magnum is hired to protect "The Soul of Soong," an ancient Chinese vase, until it can be delivered to its owner.

Fran receives a surprise when Sylvia sends in a long-lost "Win a Date With Erik Estrada" contest entry form.

After Brighton joins Sylvia"s canasta team, Fran is dumped from it.

Sorceress discovers a gateway to another world. She sends Prince Adam and Cringer in to investigate. They find the new world to be enslaved by Hordak and his second in command, Adora.

Adora locks He-Man up at Beast Island. As the Rebels try to break him out, Adora begins to question Hordak and all he stands for.

Hordak drains He-Man of his energy to power up his Magna beam in order to destroy the Whispering Woods, where the Rebels live. Adora finally understands the truth about Hordak and becomes She-Ra to stop him.

After getting picked from the audience for the Rosie Show, Fran finds herself a regular, giving parenting advice. As her celebrity grows, Maxwell becomes afraid he"s going to lose her.

With Aunt Freida broke, she moves into the Sheffield mansion. Fran"s solution is to get her boyfriend to propose, but instead he has a heart attack.

Cafe Nervosa isn"t the same after it hires a guitarist named Ben to play ambient music, sending Frasier and Niles on a search for a new coffee bar.

After the KACL staff participate in a low-income house-building project, Frasier becomes a nuisance to the family, offering incessant advice for its decor.

Daphne attempts to throw a dinner party, with a reclusive artist as the guest of honor, but fails to escape the Crane family curse which always shows up at such events.

The station hires financial analyst Julia Wilcox, an abrasive and sharp-tongued woman with no time for anyone. Frasier becomes aroused and makes an advance, leading to a sexual harassment training session for the entire staff.

Two battles of pranks are touched off at Halloween: one between Frasier and Bulldog, and another between Gertrude and a neighbor"s son.

Roz"s pushy and opinionated young cousin visits her in town, managing to alienate everybody except Kenny.

Julia has finished her affair with Frasier"s accountant, Avery, and is vacillating between depression and anger. Frasier offers his support, even despite her determination to break into Avery"s office and cause chaos.

Unsettled by Frasier"s burgeoning relationship with Julia, Roz reverses her decision to leave KACL, but issues an ultimatum to Frasier: dump Julia, or they are no longer friends.

Jessica narrates her newest novel about a bumbling private eye and his girlfriend inadvertently solving a murder by trying to cash in on a dead relative"s will.

Former English teacher Jessica Fletcher travels to New York to celebrate the success of her debut novel. But when an unwanted guest is murdered by gunfire at a costume party, she wishes she"d stayed home.

Fran visits Maggie"s school and gets into a relationship with her Jewish philosophy teacher.

A jealous Will keeps a wary eye on the re-modeled Barry when he spies him disappearing with Jack while Karen switches roles with Rosario and pretends to be a maid in order to court a handsome maintenance worker.

Will"s attempt to orchestrate a surprise for Grace"s birthday by sneaking Leo back from Africa fails when he arrives earlier than expected. After Grace bumps into Leo, they agree to an elaborate charade to keep Will"s "surprise" intact.

Continuing his new role as caretaker for a disabled Marilyn, a resentful Will takes his wheelchair-bound mother for an afternoon roll in the park and bumps into an attractive bachelor Tom wheeling an invalid of his own.