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* RealTime: Most of the episode, specifically everything after the scene shifts to the Gaines kitchen, is in real time. The gang has a very very busy half-hour.
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* OverprotectiveDad: Mr. Gaines has never liked Woody, but has always at least respected that he's been a gentleman towards Kelly, but if he thought that wasn't true, he'd kill him.
-->'''Mr. Gaines:''' Now Woody, this may sound like a meddling father, but it's not. It's a threat.
-->'''Mr. Gaines:''' Now Woody, this may sound like a meddling father, but it's not. It's a threat.
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* TwerpSweating: Mr. Gaines has never liked Woody, but has always at least respected that he's been a gentleman towards Kelly, but if he thought that wasn't true, he'd kill him.
-->'''Mr. Gaines:''' Now Woody, this may sound like a meddling father, but it's not. It's a threat.
-->'''Mr. Gaines:''' Now Woody, this may sound like a meddling father, but it's not. It's a threat.
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* DenserAndWackier: The show was already going down this path after Diane left, but this is the episode that cemented it. It contains easily the most over-the-top gags in the entire show. The 2nd half especially is an extremely fast-paced, rapid-fire slapstick comedy that gives ''Film/{{Clue}}'' a run for it’s money.
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* DidntSeeThatComing: Rebecca didn't expect the caters to leave when she told them to. After all, nobody ever listens to her, how was she supposed to expect someone would at the worst possible time.
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* DidntSeeThatComing: Rebecca didn't expect the caters caterers to leave when she told them to. After all, nobody ever listens to her, how was she supposed to expect someone would at the worst possible time.
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* WeddingEpisode: Woody and Kelly are having a big fancy black-tie wedding, and Cheers serving all the drinks.
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* WeddingEpisode: Woody and Kelly are having a big fancy black-tie wedding, and Cheers is serving all the drinks.
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Directed by: James Burrows\\
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Guest Starring: Jackie Swanson, Milo O'Shea, Richard Doyle, Paul Willson]
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Guest Starring: Jackie Swanson, Milo O'Shea, Richard Doyle, Paul Willson]
Creator/JackieSwanson, Creator/MiloOShea, Creator/RichardDoyle, Creator/PaulWillson]
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* ExtraLongEpisode: This episode is broken into two parts for syndication and sometimes for streaming, but it aired as a special hour-long episode. It was one of only two extra-long episodes on ''Cheers'', the other being the [[Recap/CheersS11E25 series finale]].
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* ExtraLongEpisode: This episode is broken into two parts for syndication and sometimes for streaming, but it aired as a special hour-long episode. It was one of only two extra-long episodes on ''Cheers'', the other being the [[Recap/CheersS11E25 series finale]].
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The day has finally come for Woody and Kelly Gaines to get married, at long last. Woody comes in with news that he and Kelly couldn't exactly wait for the night. Carla believes the wedding will be a disaster, but she's ignored.
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The day has finally come for Woody and Kelly Gaines to get married, at long last. Woody comes in with news that he and Kelly couldn't exactly wait for the night.wedding night, but wound up having sex for the first time that morning. Carla believes the wedding will be a disaster, but she's ignored.
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"An Old Fashioned Wedding" is the 25th and final episode of the tenth season of ''Series/{{Cheers}}''.
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"An Old Fashioned Old-Fashioned Wedding" is the 25th and final episode of the tenth season of ''Series/{{Cheers}}''.
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* IShouldWriteABookAboutThis: Turns out Lilith's been writing a book on borderline psychosis, which cites examples from Cheers (mainly Cliff) to a large extent, all of which will be tax deductible.
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* SayingTooMuch: Defending Sam's shower cap, Cliff starts talking about spiders.
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* SayingTooMuch: Defending Sam's shower cap, Cliff starts talking about spiders.spiders, and lets slip he wears one in bed for such a reason.
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* WeddingEpisode: Woody and Kelly are having a big fancy black-tie wedding, and Cheers serving all the drinks.
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* WeddingEpisode: Woody and Kelly are having a big fancy black-tie wedding, and Cheers serving all the drinks.drinks.
* WouldntHitAGirl: Sam won't hit a woman, especially when that woman is Carla, who Sam knows from experience can easily beat him up.
* WouldntHitAGirl: Sam won't hit a woman, especially when that woman is Carla, who Sam knows from experience can easily beat him up.
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"An Old Fashioned Wedding" is the final episode of the tenth season of ''Series/{{Cheers}}''.
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"An Old Fashioned Wedding" is the 25th and final episode of the tenth season of ''Series/{{Cheers}}''.
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* CallBack: Rebecca isn't over her failed marriage to Robin Colcord, repeatedly and bitterly bringing it up over the episode.
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* CallBack: Rebecca isn't over her failed marriage to relationship with Robin Colcord, and her aborted marriage, repeatedly and bitterly bringing it up over the episode.
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* ExtraLongEpisode: This episode is broken into two parts for syndication and sometimes for streaming, but it aired as a special hour-long episode. It was one of only two hour-long extra-long episodes on ''Cheers'', the other being the [[Recap/CheersS11E25 series finale]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Lilith and Frasier's increasinly nasty sniping ("a life of endless bickering") is foreshadowing the Crane marriage breaking up in Season 11.
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* MistakenForGay: How Sam ultimately wards off death by jealous husband, he and Frasier convince the man Sam is gay. Sam fails to understand why the guy is laughing and yelling "poofter".
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* MistakenForGay: How Sam ultimately wards off death by jealous husband, husband: he and Frasier convince the man Sam is gay. Sam fails to understand why the guy is laughing and yelling "poofter".
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Episode: Season 10, Episode 25\\
Title: An Old-Fashioned Wedding\\
Directed by: James Burrows\\
Written by: David Lloyd\\
Air Date: May 14, 1992\\
Previous: Heeeeee'res... Cliffy!\\
Next: The Little Match Girl\\
Guest Starring: Jackie Swanson, Milo O'Shea, Richard Doyle, Paul Willson]
Episode: Season 10, Episode 25\\
Title: An Old-Fashioned Wedding\\
Directed by: James Burrows\\
Written by: David Lloyd\\
Air Date: May 14, 1992\\
Previous: Heeeeee'res... Cliffy!\\
Next: The Little Match Girl\\
Guest Starring: Jackie Swanson, Milo O'Shea, Richard Doyle, Paul Willson]
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At the Gaines household, things don't get off to the greatest start. Rebecca antagonises the tetchy caterers, the happy couple can't keep their hands (and assorted other parts) off each other, Mr. Gaines makes it clear he'll kill Woody if he thinks he's touched Kelly ahead of schedule, Sam flirts with an attractive woman who's married to a violently protective man, and to top it all off the minister suddenly drops dead.
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At the Gaines household, things don't get off to the greatest start. Rebecca antagonises antagonizes the tetchy caterers, the happy couple can't keep their hands (and assorted other parts) off each other, Mr. Gaines makes it clear he'll kill Woody if he thinks he's touched Kelly ahead of schedule, Sam flirts with an attractive woman who's married to a violently protective man, and to top it all off the minister suddenly drops dead.
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* AlmostDeadGuy: It turns out the minister wasn't ''quite'' dead, as he staggers out of the wine closet and tumbles into the cake.
* AngryGuardDog: Mr. Gaines has a pair of angry guard dogs, Hitler and Attila, on the grounds. One of the running gags of the episode is people getting stuck outside and having to run from the dogs.
* BrutalHonesty: A trademark of Mr. Gaines, here directed at Woody.
-->'''Mr. Gaines''': Now Woody, I don't think I've ever tried to hide the fact that I dislike you immensely.
-->'''Mr. Gaines''': Now Woody, I don't think I've ever tried to hide the fact that I dislike you immensely.
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* ContinuityNod: Cliff, talking to Kelly's uncle Robert mentions his near-marriage to Maggie.
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* ContinuityNod: ContinuityNod:
** Cliff, talking to Kelly's uncleRobert Robert, mentions his near-marriage to Maggie.Maggie.
** Carla getting an astrological forecast for a wedding and deeming Woody and Kelly's calendar date extremely unlucky. She did the same thing with her own wedding in the two-parter, "Little Carla, Happy at Last."
** It's already been established that for all his Casanova ways Sam doesn't date married women, although Monika may tempt him into breaking that rule.
** Cliff, talking to Kelly's uncle
** Carla getting an astrological forecast for a wedding and deeming Woody and Kelly's calendar date extremely unlucky. She did the same thing with her own wedding in the two-parter, "Little Carla, Happy at Last."
** It's already been established that for all his Casanova ways Sam doesn't date married women, although Monika may tempt him into breaking that rule.
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* DudeNotFunny: Lilith scolds Frasier for quoting a Noel Coward bon-mot about a man committing suicide, not seeing any humour in the quip.
* FrenchJerk: The chef in charge of catering for the wedding, though given Rebecca's being particularly stupid toward them.
* FrenchJerk: The chef in charge of catering for the wedding, though given Rebecca's being particularly stupid toward them.
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* DidYouJustHaveSex: Woody's goofy, poop-eating grin, and his slightly stoned manner, lead Sam to realize that Woody took Kelly's virginity. Sam's surprised that Woody and Kelly finally did the deed on the morning of the wedding after having been chaste for three years.
* DrowningMySorrows: Why Uncle Roger, the substitute minister, is drunk; he's going through a nasty divorce. After Roger sobers up he gets morose and refuses to perform the ceremony, which is when Sam and Frasier realize they have to get him drunk again.
* DudeNotFunny: Lilith scolds Frasier for quoting a Noel Coward bon-mot about a man committing suicide, not seeing anyhumour humor in the quip.
* DumbwaiterRide: First, Kelly hides in it since Woody's there and the ceremony hasn't started yet. Then the justice of the peace dies and they send him to the basement in it. When they try to bring him back up, he's gone. Now, Carla goes down the dumbwaiter to find him, only to get dropped. Both times she tries to come back up, she gets dropped again.
* ExtraLongEpisode: This episode is broken into two parts for syndication and sometimes for streaming, but it aired as a special hour-long episode. It was one of only two hour-long episodes on ''Cheers'', the other being the [[Recap/CheersS11E25 series finale]].
* ForeignFanservice: The very hot German lady who tries to seduce Sam. The gag seems to be set up to introduce her husband, a very Prussian-looking fellow who carries a sword and only speaks German.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Lilith and Frasier's increasinly nasty sniping ("a life of endless bickering") is foreshadowing the Crane marriage breaking up in Season 11.
* FrenchJerk:The Maurice, the chef in charge of catering for the wedding, though given Rebecca's being particularly stupid toward them.wedding. He's mean, but instead of ignoring him Rebecca antagonizes him into walking out.
-->'''Maurice''': I am the caterer. You are just ''bar people''.
* DrowningMySorrows: Why Uncle Roger, the substitute minister, is drunk; he's going through a nasty divorce. After Roger sobers up he gets morose and refuses to perform the ceremony, which is when Sam and Frasier realize they have to get him drunk again.
* DudeNotFunny: Lilith scolds Frasier for quoting a Noel Coward bon-mot about a man committing suicide, not seeing any
* DumbwaiterRide: First, Kelly hides in it since Woody's there and the ceremony hasn't started yet. Then the justice of the peace dies and they send him to the basement in it. When they try to bring him back up, he's gone. Now, Carla goes down the dumbwaiter to find him, only to get dropped. Both times she tries to come back up, she gets dropped again.
* ExtraLongEpisode: This episode is broken into two parts for syndication and sometimes for streaming, but it aired as a special hour-long episode. It was one of only two hour-long episodes on ''Cheers'', the other being the [[Recap/CheersS11E25 series finale]].
* ForeignFanservice: The very hot German lady who tries to seduce Sam. The gag seems to be set up to introduce her husband, a very Prussian-looking fellow who carries a sword and only speaks German.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Lilith and Frasier's increasinly nasty sniping ("a life of endless bickering") is foreshadowing the Crane marriage breaking up in Season 11.
* FrenchJerk:
-->'''Maurice''': I am the caterer. You are just ''bar people''.
** Frasier insists that the minister is dead. "Believe me, he's dead. You don't make that mistake twice." (Although it seems that Frasier ''does''.)
* RealTime: Most of the episode, specifically everything after the scene shifts to the Gaines kitchen, is in real time. The gang has a very very busy half-hour.
* RunningGag: Carla getting repeatedly dropped into the basement in the dumbwaiter, and people getting stuck outside on the grounds and having to evade the dogs.
* RunningGag: Carla getting repeatedly dropped into the basement in the dumbwaiter, and people getting stuck outside on the grounds and having to evade the dogs.
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* TemptingFate: After nearly getting savaged by the attack dogs, Woody murmurs that he's safe. Then Mr. Gaines re-enters the room, forcing Sam to shove Woody back outside.
* TranslationByVolume: Rebecca's idea of speaking German is just yelling slowly and loudly about how she ''wanted'' to learn German in high-school.
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* TemptingFate: TemptingFate:
** After nearly getting savaged by the attack dogs, Woody murmurs that he's safe. Then Mr. Gaines re-enters the room, forcing Sam to shove Woody back outside.
** At the end, "Here Comes the Bride" plays and everybody leaves. Carla and Rebecca are the last out, and as they leave Rebecca says to Carla that they made it, that after all the narrow escapes and near disasters, Woody and Kelly are getting married and everything will be fine. That's followed by the end, where the justice of the peace, who it turns out wasn't quite dead yet, staggers out of the wine closet and face-plants onto the wedding cake.
* TranslationByVolume: Rebecca's idea of speaking German is just yelling slowly and loudly about how she ''wanted'' to learn German inhigh-school.high-school.
* VerbalIrony: As Sam is deliberately shouting in order to warn Woody of Mr. Gaines's presence, Mr. Gaines says "You're yelling loud enough to wake the dead!" Sam ruefully answers "Yeah, if only I could." The corpse of the minister is resting in the wine cellar.
* WeddingEpisode: Woody and Kelly are having a big fancy black-tie wedding, and Cheers serving all the drinks.
** After nearly getting savaged by the attack dogs, Woody murmurs that he's safe. Then Mr. Gaines re-enters the room, forcing Sam to shove Woody back outside.
** At the end, "Here Comes the Bride" plays and everybody leaves. Carla and Rebecca are the last out, and as they leave Rebecca says to Carla that they made it, that after all the narrow escapes and near disasters, Woody and Kelly are getting married and everything will be fine. That's followed by the end, where the justice of the peace, who it turns out wasn't quite dead yet, staggers out of the wine closet and face-plants onto the wedding cake.
* TranslationByVolume: Rebecca's idea of speaking German is just yelling slowly and loudly about how she ''wanted'' to learn German in
* VerbalIrony: As Sam is deliberately shouting in order to warn Woody of Mr. Gaines's presence, Mr. Gaines says "You're yelling loud enough to wake the dead!" Sam ruefully answers "Yeah, if only I could." The corpse of the minister is resting in the wine cellar.
* WeddingEpisode: Woody and Kelly are having a big fancy black-tie wedding, and Cheers serving all the drinks.
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* DontTouchTheHair: Sam insists on wearing a shower cap when he goes into the Cheers basement. There's spiders down there.
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"An Old Fashioned Wedding" is the final episode of the tenth season of ''Series/{{Cheers}}''.
The day has finally come for Woody and Kelly Gaines to get married, at long last. Woody comes in with news that he and Kelly couldn't exactly wait for the night. Carla believes the wedding will be a disaster, but she's ignored.
At the Gaines household, things don't get off to the greatest start. Rebecca antagonises the tetchy caterers, the happy couple can't keep their hands (and assorted other parts) off each other, Mr. Gaines makes it clear he'll kill Woody if he thinks he's touched Kelly ahead of schedule, Sam flirts with an attractive woman who's married to a violently protective man, and to top it all off the minister suddenly drops dead.
!!Tropes:
* BlindingCameraFlash: Adding to the day's irritation, Cliff's brought along a camera with an amazingly bright flash.
* CallBack: Rebecca isn't over her failed marriage to Robin Colcord, repeatedly and bitterly bringing it up over the episode.
* TheCassandra: Carla predicts doom and disaster will strike at the wedding, but no-one believes her. She's right.
* ChekhovsGunman: Kelly mentions early on her uncle's a trained minister, but it'd be a bad idea to ask him given he's gone through a rough patch with his marriage.
* ContinuityNod: Cliff, talking to Kelly's uncle Robert mentions his near-marriage to Maggie.
* DidntSeeThatComing: Rebecca didn't expect the caters to leave when she told them to. After all, nobody ever listens to her, how was she supposed to expect someone would at the worst possible time.
* DontTouchTheHair: Sam insists on wearing a shower cap when he goes into the Cheers basement. There's spiders down there.
* DudeNotFunny: Lilith scolds Frasier for quoting a Noel Coward bon-mot about a man committing suicide, not seeing any humour in the quip.
* FrenchJerk: The chef in charge of catering for the wedding, though given Rebecca's being particularly stupid toward them.
* FromBadToWorse: The Extra-Length Episode!
* GodzillaThreshold: Lilith figures out something's wrong because Sam asks her to entertain the guests.
* HiddenDepths: Cliff knows how to sew. Esther Clavin insisted on it.
* HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood: Apparently Esther instilled in Cliff a fear of gangrene when he was a kid, to the extent just jabbing himself with a needle sends him into a breakdown.
* HorrifyingTheHorror: Mr. Gaines' trained attack dogs, Attila and Hitler, spend the episode attacking anyone who dares step outside the kitchen, until the end, when something sends them running and whimpering. It's a beyond pissed off Carla.
* INeedAFreakingDrink: Apparently the minute Mr. Gaines caught sight of the Boyd brood, he had the bar opened early.
* InsatiableNewlyweds: Which is a little problem given they aren't actually married yet.
* TheLoad: Rebecca gets the ball rolling on the wedding day disaster by idiotically antagonizing the catering staff, despite repeated warnings, eventually driving them to quit by thoughtlessly eating the little groom figurine. She's not much help afterward.
* MistakenForGay: How Sam ultimately wards off death by jealous husband, he and Frasier convince the man Sam is gay. Sam fails to understand why the guy is laughing and yelling "poofter".
-->'''Sam:''' What does he mean?\\
'''Frasier:''' Well, it means you'll never have to worry about the German draft board.
* NoodleIncident:
** Yet another weird Hanover tale when Woody mentions an uncle of his checking into a hotel with a milking machine.
** Carla agrees with Rebecca that a dead body at a wedding is a bad idea, citing two incidents where it happened with her family. Likewise, while stashing the body, she just mutters "if I had a nickel..."
* OverprotectiveDad: Mr. Gaines has never liked Woody, but has always at least respected that he's been a gentleman towards Kelly, but if he thought that wasn't true, he'd kill him.
-->'''Mr. Gaines:''' Now Woody, this may sound like a meddling father, but it's not. It's a threat.
* SayingTooMuch: Defending Sam's shower cap, Cliff starts talking about spiders.
* SuddenlyShouting: Frasier, trying to appeal to Roger, tells him they're both in the business of helping people, then breaks out with "don't make me ''hit you!''"
* TemptingFate: After nearly getting savaged by the attack dogs, Woody murmurs that he's safe. Then Mr. Gaines re-enters the room, forcing Sam to shove Woody back outside.
* TranslationByVolume: Rebecca's idea of speaking German is just yelling slowly and loudly about how she ''wanted'' to learn German in high-school.
The day has finally come for Woody and Kelly Gaines to get married, at long last. Woody comes in with news that he and Kelly couldn't exactly wait for the night. Carla believes the wedding will be a disaster, but she's ignored.
At the Gaines household, things don't get off to the greatest start. Rebecca antagonises the tetchy caterers, the happy couple can't keep their hands (and assorted other parts) off each other, Mr. Gaines makes it clear he'll kill Woody if he thinks he's touched Kelly ahead of schedule, Sam flirts with an attractive woman who's married to a violently protective man, and to top it all off the minister suddenly drops dead.
!!Tropes:
* BlindingCameraFlash: Adding to the day's irritation, Cliff's brought along a camera with an amazingly bright flash.
* CallBack: Rebecca isn't over her failed marriage to Robin Colcord, repeatedly and bitterly bringing it up over the episode.
* TheCassandra: Carla predicts doom and disaster will strike at the wedding, but no-one believes her. She's right.
* ChekhovsGunman: Kelly mentions early on her uncle's a trained minister, but it'd be a bad idea to ask him given he's gone through a rough patch with his marriage.
* ContinuityNod: Cliff, talking to Kelly's uncle Robert mentions his near-marriage to Maggie.
* DidntSeeThatComing: Rebecca didn't expect the caters to leave when she told them to. After all, nobody ever listens to her, how was she supposed to expect someone would at the worst possible time.
* DontTouchTheHair: Sam insists on wearing a shower cap when he goes into the Cheers basement. There's spiders down there.
* DudeNotFunny: Lilith scolds Frasier for quoting a Noel Coward bon-mot about a man committing suicide, not seeing any humour in the quip.
* FrenchJerk: The chef in charge of catering for the wedding, though given Rebecca's being particularly stupid toward them.
* FromBadToWorse: The Extra-Length Episode!
* GodzillaThreshold: Lilith figures out something's wrong because Sam asks her to entertain the guests.
* HiddenDepths: Cliff knows how to sew. Esther Clavin insisted on it.
* HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood: Apparently Esther instilled in Cliff a fear of gangrene when he was a kid, to the extent just jabbing himself with a needle sends him into a breakdown.
* HorrifyingTheHorror: Mr. Gaines' trained attack dogs, Attila and Hitler, spend the episode attacking anyone who dares step outside the kitchen, until the end, when something sends them running and whimpering. It's a beyond pissed off Carla.
* INeedAFreakingDrink: Apparently the minute Mr. Gaines caught sight of the Boyd brood, he had the bar opened early.
* InsatiableNewlyweds: Which is a little problem given they aren't actually married yet.
* TheLoad: Rebecca gets the ball rolling on the wedding day disaster by idiotically antagonizing the catering staff, despite repeated warnings, eventually driving them to quit by thoughtlessly eating the little groom figurine. She's not much help afterward.
* MistakenForGay: How Sam ultimately wards off death by jealous husband, he and Frasier convince the man Sam is gay. Sam fails to understand why the guy is laughing and yelling "poofter".
-->'''Sam:''' What does he mean?\\
'''Frasier:''' Well, it means you'll never have to worry about the German draft board.
* NoodleIncident:
** Yet another weird Hanover tale when Woody mentions an uncle of his checking into a hotel with a milking machine.
** Carla agrees with Rebecca that a dead body at a wedding is a bad idea, citing two incidents where it happened with her family. Likewise, while stashing the body, she just mutters "if I had a nickel..."
* OverprotectiveDad: Mr. Gaines has never liked Woody, but has always at least respected that he's been a gentleman towards Kelly, but if he thought that wasn't true, he'd kill him.
-->'''Mr. Gaines:''' Now Woody, this may sound like a meddling father, but it's not. It's a threat.
* SayingTooMuch: Defending Sam's shower cap, Cliff starts talking about spiders.
* SuddenlyShouting: Frasier, trying to appeal to Roger, tells him they're both in the business of helping people, then breaks out with "don't make me ''hit you!''"
* TemptingFate: After nearly getting savaged by the attack dogs, Woody murmurs that he's safe. Then Mr. Gaines re-enters the room, forcing Sam to shove Woody back outside.
* TranslationByVolume: Rebecca's idea of speaking German is just yelling slowly and loudly about how she ''wanted'' to learn German in high-school.
