Something Borrowed, Someone Blue [2] Written by Christopher Lloyd
& Joe Keenan
Directed by Pamela Fryman
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Production Code: 7.24.
Episode Number in Production Order: 168
Episode Filmed on: 28th March 2000
Original Airdate on NBC: May 18th 2000.
Transcript written on May 25th 2000.
Transcript revised on 2nd June 2001
Donny Douglas Episodes
- [6.15] To Tell The Truth.
- [6.16] Decoys.
- [6.22] Visions Of Daphne.
- [6.23] Shut Out In Seattle [1].
- [6.24] Shut Out In Seattle [2].
- [7.02] Father Of The Bride.
- [7.11] The Fight Before Christmas [2].
- [7.18] Hot Pursuit.
- [7.20] To Thine Old Self Be True.
- [7.22] Dark Side Of The Moon.
- [7.24] Something Borrowed, Someone Blue [2].
Melinda Karnovsky Episodes
- [7.08] The Late Dr. Crane.
- [7.11] The Fight Before Christmas [2].
- [7.17] Whine Club.
- [7.20] To Thine Old Self Be True.
- [7.22] Dark Side Of The Moon.
- [7.23] Something Borrowed, Someone Blue [1].
- [7.24] Something Borrowed, Someone Blue [2].
Simon Moon Episodes
- [7.22] Dark Side Of The Moon.
- [7.23] Something Borrowed, Someone Blue [1].
- [7.24] Something Borrowed, Someone Blue [2].
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Transcript {david langley}
Act Three
Scene One - Lounge at Wayside Inn.
Fade in. The lounge off the dining room of the Wayside Inn. Frasier
enters with a Miss Carney, the hostess.
Carney: This is the lounge. And through there is the dining area
where the rehearsal dinner will be.
Frasier: Oh, this is lovely. Say, have you seen the bride-to-be
yet? I'd like to have a word with her.
Carney: No, I haven't.
[Donny and Daphne enter from the dining area.]
Donny: So, I thought we'd have the toast right before desert.
Daphne: Dr. Crane!
Frasier: Gosh Daphne, I was wondering where you'd gotten to
yesterday.
Daphne: Well after the caterer's, I went straight to Donny's so we
could leave bright and early together. It's lovely up
here, isn't it?
Frasier: Oh, yes.
Donny: Anybody else want something from the bar? [To bartender]
Scotch, rocks.
Daphne: Donny, it's barely noon!
Donny: Isn't that when your mom said she'd be here?
Daphne: Give him a double.
Frasier: Daphne, I was actually hoping that I could - [Roz enters]
Roz: I'll have whatever he's having.
Daphne: Roz!
Roz: I don't even know why I agreed to come to this wedding.
Hi, Daphne. I was all set to drive up here myself, when I
think, "Wait a minute! I can't walk into that lobby alone,
what if my ex-boyfriend's here?" So I agree to drive up
with Simon. There I am, standing on the curb with my
garment bag and what does he pull up in? Your father's
Winnebago! [Gets her drink, to bartender] Thank you.
Don't go anywhere. Next thing I know, we're headed down
the highway, in the wrong direction, towards the airport.
[The bartender turns away.]
Roz: Hey! I wasn't kidding. Turns out he's promised to ferry
your entire family up here.
Daphne: All fourteen of them?
Roz: Fifteen. Your Aunt Ida got the weekend off from the
bakery. Judging by the size of her, it'll be the first
Saturday they turn a profit.
Frasier: You know, Donny, maybe you could take Roz out for a walk in
that rejuvenating country air? While I have a word with
your fiancée?
Donny: Come on Roz, let's go.
Roz: [Grabbing the bottle the bartender is pouring from] You
don't mind if I just take this with me, do you?
Tender: Well, uh...
Roz: I didn't think so. [She and Donny exit]
Frasier: [as he and Daphne sit at a table] Daphne, I wanted you to
know that I am just completely devastated by what happened.
Daphne: It's all right, Dr. Crane.
Frasier: It's just that when I advised you to have a chat with
Niles, I had no idea that he'd run off and get married.
Daphne: I know you're concerned for me, but I'm fine. I thought
about it all last night and I realize that what I was
feeling was just wedding jitters. I do love your brother,
but I'm in love with Donny.
Frasier: You're not just putting on a brave face?
Daphne: No. I'm a bit embarrassed now, making you worry for no
reason...
Frasier: Oh, it's all right, Daphne. It's what I do.
Daphne: You've always been such a wonderful friend. In fact, I
brought this for the honeymoon, [takes the '45 Petrus out
of her bag] but I'd like you to have it.
Frasier: Oh, Daphne, I couldn't.
Daphne: Donny and I aren't wine drinkers.
Frasier: I wouldn't dream of it, really.
Daphne: All right then, I'll keep it.
Frasier: [reaching out] Oh, now I've hurt your feelings. Here...
[They laugh] Oh gosh Daphne. I tell you what: I promise
that when I do drink this, I'll be thinking of you.
Daphne: Oh, come here.
Frasier: Oh, Daph. [They hug. Woman comes in behind them.]
Woman: There's my baby!
Daphne: Mummy! [Runs and hugs her]
Daphne: Mum, this is..
Mum: Oh, I know who he is, luv. I want to thank you, Donny, for
rescuing my daughter from that horrible Doctor Crane.
Frasier: Well, actually...
Mum: Every time I call her, I'm not on the phone five minutes,
before that tyrant is ordering her to hang up. [To
bartender] Cuppa tea, please. Thought my daughter might
get me one, but she didn't. [She sits] Oh, this seat's
worse than that Winnebago! Though not half as
uncomfortable as that sardine-tin of a room you arranged
for me. [Frasier brings her tea] Oh, God, can't bear the
smell of that, take it away. Reminds me of the salmon they
served on that airplane. Oh, if it doesn't have me hurling
me guts out, it'll be by God's own intervention. Now, give
your new mom a kiss, Donny.
Daphne: Actually, mum, this isn't Donny.
Donny: [entering:] Oh, is this mum?
Daphne: This is Donny.
Donny: Hi!
Mum: Well, come here, let's have a good look at you. [To
Frasier] We were starting to think our Daphne would never
find herself a young man. [Looks at Donny] And I see she
hasn't. But beggars can't be choosers. [Gets up]
Well, I'm gonna see if your father's stomach is feeling any
better. He keeps saying it's tension! What he's got to be
tense about, I'll never know.
[She leaves, the others look at each other.]
Daphne: I was worried she'd be in one of her dark moods.
THE REHEARSAL DINNER
Scene Two - The Lounge.
Frasier is sitting at the bar. Martin and Donny come in from the
dining area.
Donny: Boy, Daphne's brothers know how to let loose, don't they?
Martin: I'll say. Now listen, about their names: the one who'll
eat anything on a bet, that's Nigel...
Donny: No, no that's Peter. Nigel's the one whose band-aid he
ate. See you later. [He leaves and Martin goes to the
bar.]
Martin: Hey, Fraizh. Had enough?
Frasier: Oh, yeah. I think I hit my limit when I looked down in the
middle of my toast and there was a man chewing on my
boutonnière.
Martin: Ah, God, it's been a hell of a week. I STILL can't get
over Niles and Mel.
Frasier: Didn't see that one coming.
Martin: Well, at least he say she makes him happy. So, there's
nothin' you can do about it, right?
Frasier: Actually...
Martin: Fraizh! Don't even think about trying to talk him out of
it. He's married, end of story.
Frasier: It's really not that simple Dad. You see... Ah, I
shouldn't be talking to you about this.
Martin: Is this about Daphne?
Frasier: Why do you say that?
Martin: Oh, come on. I've got eyes, I know something's going on.
I've seen the way she's been looking at him.
Frasier: She found out how Niles has felt about her all these years.
Martin: You're kidding! How'd she find out?
Frasier: That's not important right now, Dad. The problem is that
she told me she thinks she might have the same feelings for
him.
Martin: Oh, geez.
Frasier: 'Course then Niles shows up married, now she says it's just
jitters.
Martin: Well, you can't tell Niles all this, he says he's happy
with Mel.
Frasier: She says she's happy with Donny. But I'm not sure I
believe either one of them.
Martin: Just remember Fraizh, there are two marriages on the line
here. So, before you get involved, you better make damn
sure you know what you're doing. [They sit in silence for a
moment.] Who blabbed? Roz?
Frasier: Yes. But she feels terrible.
Simon: [entering:] Hello boys! Pack a smokes, please, barkeep.
Ah, lovely spot, isn't it? I just took a nice little
stroll outside, around the wishing well.
Tender: That'll be four dollars, please.
Simon: Oh, yeah, right. [Pulls a bunch of coins out of his pockets
and drops them on the bar.] This oughta cover it.
[Roz comes in from the dining room with a young man in tow.]
Roz: Tim! What a surprise! I had no idea you'd be here.
Simon? Come here.
Simon: Oh, showtime. [He grabs Frasier's drink and goes over.]
Roz: Simon, this is my old friend Tim. He's a computer
programmer.
Simon: Oh, what a coincidence, with me owning my own software
company.
Tim: Really? What sort of applications are you focused on?
Simon: Voice recognition, data encryption, a little something I'm
working on for NASA, can't discuss that one.
Tim: Very impressive. And Roz? Are you still producing?
Simon: Oh, I'll say she is! [Gives her a smack on the behind. She
gives him a a shocked glare and they go into the dining
area, Tim goes out the front as Daphne and Donny enter.]
Donny: Mind if we join you guys?
Martin: Sure.
Frasier: Please, there's plenty of room.
Martin: [to bartender:] Uh, give me a beer, please
Daphne: Sorry we didn't get a toast out of you, Mr. Crane.
Martin: Oh, I'm sorry. I really wanted to, Daphne, but I just felt
kind of awkward.
Daphne: Oh, It's all right. Anyway, I should be toasting you. I'm
gonna miss you, you rotten old sod.
Tender: Ballantine OK?
Martin: Oh, yeah, that's my beer! Yes. You know, I just found out
they're gonna quit making this stuff?
Frasier: Really?
Martin: Yeah.
Frasier: There's the end of an era.
Martin: That's right. It's gonna be one sad day when I get down to
my last one. You know, it's funny. You get used to having
something in your life, it's part of your day, just take it
for granted. Then suddenly it's gone and you realize how
much it meant to you. [Daphne, moved, puts her hand on his
arm, Martin makes a little "Oh, go on." gesture.]
Niles: [entering from the dining area with Mel] Hey guys! Great
party.
Frasier: Oh, Mel, why don't you take my seat, I'm going to sit here
and just enjoy the music.
Martin: I'll join you, Fraizh. Take my beer over there? I just
want to go to the rest room.
Donny: You know, seeing as how this is my last night as a carefree
bachelor, [to Mel] would you care to dance Miss?
Mel: I'd love to.
Niles: Uh, oh. [Mel and Donny go to the dance floor, Niles sits
down next to Daphne.]
Niles: Well, you certainly picked the perfect spot for your
wedding.
Daphne: It is, isn't it? We're doing the ceremony in the garden.
Niles: Mm, it'll be beautiful.
Daphne: I love this song.
Niles: Well, where are my manners? Would you like to dance?
Daphne: All right! Give us a chance to keep an eye on those two.
[They go to the floor and start dancing. As the scene progresses
they get closer and smoother.]
Niles: Ahh, it's been a while since we danced together.
Daphne: Yes, it has.
Niles: Thanks for dinner. It's been a wonderful evening.
Daphne: It's one of those times you just don't want to end.
[They end up cheek to cheek, almost melting in each others arms, just
as the number finishes.]
Donny: Excuse me sir. Mind if I cut in?
Niles: Not at all.
Donny: Thank you. [He and Daphne begin to dance.]
Niles: Darling. [He and Mel begin to dance.]
[Frasier has been watching this and sees Niles glance at Daphne then,
as he turns away, Daphne look at Niles.]
End of Act Three.
Act Four.
Scene One - Frasier's Hotel Room.
In Frasier's hotel room, which has connecting doors to those of
Donny/Daphne and Niles/Mel. A draped door leads to a balcony. There
are twin beds with wing chairs at the foot of each. The door opens
and Frasier and Niles come in.
Niles: What in the world was so urgent that you brought me all the
way up here?
Frasier: Niles, just sit down. There's something I need to discuss
with you. [They sit down on the beds facing each other.]
I was watching you on the dance floor just now, and the
look in your eyes was unmistakable.
Niles: Well, can you blame me? Mel's quite the little dancer. Of
course her vertigo rules out any serious twirling, but...
Frasier: Niles, I'm talking about Daphne. The way you were looking
at her...well, it just breaks my heart.
Niles: Frasier, it was one thing when you were beating this drum
the other day, but I'm married now. What's it going to
take to convince you that I am over her?
Frasier: She knows.
Niles: What?
Frasier: Daphne knows that you have feelings for her. She's known
for some time.
Niles: How?
Frasier: Well, it's a long story...I think Roz said
something...anyway, she knows!
Niles: [getting up:] I knew you thought my marriage to Mel was
hasty, but to poison it like this. [He heads for the door]
I'm not going to listen to this.
Frasier: Niles, Daphne feels the same way about you. [Niles turns,
stunned.] At least I think she does. She told me as much
the other day and then denied once you got married. But I
saw the way she was looking at you downstairs just now.
Niles: Oh, my God.
Frasier: Niles, I'm not in the habit of breaking up people's
marriages. But how could I not tell you? You're my
brother, I love you. [There is a knock at the door.]
Mel: [from outside:] Niles, darling?
Niles: [opening the door:] Yes, honey.
Mel: You left with our only room key.
Niles: Here I'll let you through this way. I am so sorry.
Mel: It's all right. You have a whole lifetime to make it up to
me.
[She kisses him and goes into their room. Niles closes the door
behind her and begins gasping for air. He is in full-blown
hyperventilating panic-attack mode. He staggers to a chair and
sits.]
Niles: This is awful. I love Mel. It's just...
Frasier: I know, I know...
Niles: [thinks for a moment] I have to talk to Daphne. Come with
me. Maybe while I'm speaking to her, you can find some way
to occupy [they open the door, revealing - ] Donny!
Daphne!
Donny: Hey doc. Things are getting a little too wild for us down
there.
Niles: Oh well, it's just as well. We all have a very big day
tomorrow. About that, Daphne could I have a word with you?
Daphne: All right.
Donny: Yeah, you go ahead. I'm just gonna get out of these shoes
and I'll see you in a few minutes. [He goes off to their
room.]
Frasier: You know, I'll just brave the hordes, see if I can't get
myself a night cap. Uh, good night. [He leaves, Daphne
enters.]
Niles: So, Daphne...
Daphne: Yes?
Niles: May I offer you something to drink?
Daphne: Um, no thank you.
Niles: Oh, all right. Anyway, Daphne...
Daphne: Perhaps an Orangina.
Niles: Oh, all right, maybe I'll join you.
Daphne: [sitting in one of the chairs] Funny thing about Orangina:
I never buy Orangina at home, but whenever I'm in a hotel
and there's a mini-bar, it's the first thing I go for.
Orangina... [Niles has gotten two bottles from the mini-bar
and gives her one. He sits in the other chair so they are
side by side and not facing each other.]
Niles: Anyway, I was just talking to Frasier about a conversation
you two had.
Daphne: Oh, dear!
Niles: No, no. Don't get upset.
Daphne: I specifically asked him not to say anything. What was he
thinking? [She gets up and goes to the desk by the main
door.]
Niles: [getting up to follow her] No, I'm glad he told me.
Daphne: Oh, yes! So we can have a big talk about it! That's what
you psychiatrists always do, drag everything out into the
open so we can work through it. No matter how awkward it
might be. Well, I just don't see the point...
Niles: No, Daphne, I'm glad he told me because, I love you.
[Daphne is stunned. Martin comes through the door, wet.]
Martin: Ah, excuse me.
Niles: Dad...
Marin: Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were in here with Frasier.
The boys're playing a game called 'William Tell' with the
seltzer hose and...[he finally sees Daphne]...oh, uh, well,
anyway...why don't you two go on doing whatever you were
doing and I'll just, uh, I'll be down in the lobby. By the
fireplace. [He leaves]
Daphne: Dr. Crane, you shouldn't say such things.
Niles: It's the truth. Lord knows, I have tried to deny it, tried
to pretend that I am over you, but not a day has gone by
when I haven't thought of you. Your smile, your beautiful
eyes, what it would be like to hold your hands and ask you
the question I never dared ask!
Donny: [coming through the connecting door] What's the difference
between a blister and a boil?
Daphne: Donny!
Donny: God, I took my shoe off and it was like I was growing
another ankle bone down here. Doc, you went to med school,
what am I supposed to do with this? Lance it or something?
Niles: Oh, well, I. You know, as I recall the best thing for that
would be to soak it in tepid water for at least half an
hour.
Donny: All right. What luck! Can you imagine a worse thing to
have happen to me on the night before my wedding? [He
leaves.]
Daphne: I don't understand! How come you never said anything
before?
Niles: Daphne, I wanted to. I just...the timing just never seemed
right.
Daphne: Oh, and the timing's right now? I'm twelve hours from the
alter and you're on your honeymoon!
Niles: I would never have gotten married if I thought there was the
slightest chance that you shared my feelings. Trust me,
Daphne, say the word and I will leave Mel in a heartbeat.
Mel: [coming through HER connecting door] Niles?
Niles: Darling!
Mel: I was just looking over these brochures for our honeymoon.
Hi Daphne! Now, the DeNali has a step-down tub, but the
Greeley has the most romantic view of the Grand Canal. What
do you think?
Niles: I think a woman with your exquisite taste can handle this
decision.
Mel: Oh, he says that now. Wait 'til the honeymoon's over. [She
leaves]
Daphne: Don't the doors in this bloody place lock?!
Niles: I'll get this one, you get that one. [They lock the
connecting doors, Niles locks the main door.]
Niles: Daphne? It is not too late for us. I meant what I said
when I said I would leave her.
Daphne: That's crazy!
Niles: No, no, it's NOT crazy. If you feel the same way I do. But
I need you to tell me, and I can accept it if the answer is
"No": How do you feel about me?
[Simon comes in the main door.]
Simon: Pardon.
Daphne: Simon! How did you get in here?
Simon: Well, Frasier loaned me his key, in a manner of speaking.
[He opens the mini-bar and begins grabbing bottles.] I have
to get some things from the mini-bar, here. Don't want to
get caught empty-handed when last call comes. [He looks
from Daphne to Niles and back.] You're not havin' a last
call of your own in here, are you Stilts?
Daphne: Of course not!
Simon: Riiigghht. This isn't the chap whose baby you're havin' is
it?
Niles: Excuse me?!
Daphne: I'm not pregnant!
Nigel: [coming in the door:] Oy, Simon! Bit o' bad news.
Daphne: Nigel!
Nigel: Peter's gotten sick into the piano, so we've been asked to
vacate the bar.
Simon: Bloody hell, Daphne! Nice hotel ya picked! Well Nigel,
I'm sure Daphne won't mind if we help ourselves to the
contents of her mini-bar. 'Way ya go.
Nigel: Right. [Shouting down the hall.] Give us a hand, lads! [A
veritable horde comes pouring through the door.]
Daphne: Nigel, Stephen, Peter, David, Michael, Billy! What are you
all doing in here?
Mum: So here you all are. What is the point of bringing the party
down to the Winnebago when there's a perfectly nice room
right here?
Daphne: You're not moving the party in here! [Niles slips out the
balcony door.]
Mum: Oh, Daphne, don't get your blood pressure up! You've got
your baby to think of. Here, have a drink and relax.
[Daphne heads for the balcony.]
[Cut to the balcony. Niles is standing at the rail, looking out.
Daphne comes through the door behind him.]
Daphne: I'm sorry about all that.
Niles: I must be in love. It doesn't even bother me that you come
with them. Lovely night isn't it?
Daphne: Mmmm.
Niles: The stars are out, nice breeze, [he inhales deeply] mmm,
night-blooming jasmine. Of course there's the beautiful
girl...
Daphne: Dr. Crane, I still haven't answered your question.
Niles: Yes, I know. That's why I keep talking. In case I don't
get the answer I want, I can at least make this moment last
a little longer. Not sure if it's jasmine or orange
blossoms. You know a lot of times...
Daphne: Oh for God's sake, Dr. Crane. [She throws herself at him
and kisses him deeply.]
Niles: [as the kiss breaks:] I think you can call me "Niles" now.
[He leans in and they kiss again. Then Daphne brings her hands down
and pushes back.]
Daphne: [shaking her head] No. I don't think I can. I do love you
but I can't do this.
Niles: Wh..whe..uh...I know it will be difficult, but I will get a
divorce. And you can call off the wedding.
Daphne: I can't! Donny is a dear and wonderful man, and I made a
promise to him. And Mel! You made more than a promise to
her! And we're supposed to forget that? And for what? We
have no idea how we'd be together. For heaven's sake, we've
never even been on a date.
Niles: Daphne, take it from someone who knows: You don't want to
spend half your life thinking about a chance you didn't
take.
Daphne: I'm sorry. My mind's made up. I think we should say good
night now.
Niles: [obviously wanting to say more, but knowing it's too late,
finally says] Good night Daphne.
Daphne: Good night Dr. Crane.
[She goes back in, leaving Niles standing alone. Fade out.]
Scene Two - The Winnebago.
Niles, looking VERY dejected, is sitting in the driver's seat of the
Winnebago. The door opens and Frasier and Martin come in.
Martin: Hey, Niles.
Niles: Don't tell me the ceremony's over already.
Martin: Oh, no, it hasn't even started yet.
Frasier: Actually, we saw you heading over this way and we thought
you could use some company.
Niles: I just felt like some privacy. This is one wedding I
couldn't see myself handling very well.
Martin: Ah, lots of people cry at weddings.
Niles: Yeah, but not so many end up wailing and rending their
garments. I appreciate your coming over but I'd hate for
you to miss it on my account.
Frasier: Well actually it's been delayed a bit. You see, the
justice of the peace started out asking the witnesses to
step forward, and three of Daphne's brothers just ran off
into the woods. [There is a knock on the door.] Ah. [He
opens the door. A waiter is there.] Hello.
Waiter: Here's your wine, sir. [It's the '45 Petrus.]
Frasier: Yes, thank you very much young man. And, [tipping him]
this is for you. Thank you.
Niles: What is this?
Frasier: Well, I got to thinking about our old friend Morrie and how
he kept this bottle of wine his entire life, waiting for a
special occasion. And then I thought "What occasion am I
saving it for?" And then I thought about what a courageous
thing you did last night, taking that chance. And that's
worth a toast.
Niles: No, no Frasier don't...
Frasier: No, too late, the foil is pierced.
Martin: I know this thing between you and Mel seems kinda bad right
now...
Niles: Oh, Dad, why do you say that? Just because I spent the
third night of my marriage proposing to another woman?
Martin: Well I'm just saying a marriage can survive all kinds of
stuff. You know? You might still be happy. Ten years
from now, this could all be ancient history.
Niles: I hope you're right.
Frasier: All right gentlemen, here we are now. [Passes out the
wine] Dad, Niles, allow me: To better days.
[They klink glasses and sip. All of them make confused, unhappy
faces.]
Niles: Dad, where did Morrie keep this?
Martin: In his wine rack.
Frasier: Which is?
Martin: In the boiler room.
Frasier: Oh, lord.
Frasier: I'll just save this little treat for later.
Niles: Yes, well thanks for the thought. You two should be
running along. I'll be fine.
Martin: All right. Well, take care, Niles.
Frasier: You know, I saw a waiter, passing champagne just outside.
I'll have him bring you a glass so you can...
Niles: Get the taste out, yes. Thank you, Frasier.
[Niles leans back in the seat, once again looking very melencholy.
There is a knock at the door.]
Niles: Come in.
[The door opens and Daphne, in her wedding dress, steps in.]
Daphne: Hello.
Niles: [rising:] Daphne!
Daphne: I was wondering...if you might be free for a date?
Niles: [rushing to embrace her] Oh, my God, yes!
Daphne: [separating them] There's plenty of time for that later.
Let's get this bloody boat moving!
[Daphne rushes to the front passenger seat and Niles helps her with
the skirts and train of her dress.]
Niles: What, you mean now?
Daphne: There's about a hundred people back there I'm not so keen on
seeing.
Niles: [giddy] Well, all right, let's go then.
[He sits in the driver's seat and starts the engine, then grabs for
the safety belt.]
Niles: Fasten your seat belt, Daphne.
Daphne: Fasten yours, Niles.
[Niles looks at her, puts the Road Warrior in gear, grabs the wheel
and -FADE OUT]
[N.B. Two different versions of this scene were written - the other
obviously going the opposite way. The one shown here was shown to
the episode's live studio audience.]
End of Act Four
Guest Appearances
Special Guest Stars
JANE ADAMS as Mel
ANTHONY LaPAGLIA as Simon Moon
MILLICENT MARTIN as Mummy Moon
SAUL RUBINEK as Donny
Guest Starring
TOM BYRD as Tim Walsh
CAMERON DYE as Nigel
ROB KLINGMAN as Bartender
A.T. MONTGOMERY as Waiter
TERI RALSTON as Miss Carney
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