Maxwell's judgmental mother arrives at the Sheffield house for a visit, and she immediately turns adversarial towards Fran; Maxwell asks Fran to marry him.
Fran contemplates being artificially inseminated after learning that her ex-fiancé has fathered a child; Fran agrees to look after a movie star's child.
Uncle Tunde decides to warn Bob about Abishola giving an old suitor, a Nigerian pharmacist, another chance at courting her without letting Auntie Olu find out.
Christina turns to Abishola for help after having spurned her family by quitting MaxDot only to be fired from her new position; Bob and Uncle Tunde go fishing.
A highly successful and respected surgeon hatches his plan to murder his partner in a research project, but one of the nurses catches onto his violent scheme.
A slick and over-the-top television chef and his twin brother, a banker, are both suspected in the murder of their wealthy uncle, who was electrocuted to death.
An egotistical doctor who thinks greatly of himself learns that he is about to be fired, so he kills his employer and pins the murder on the man's wife.
Frasier befriends an ex-girlfriend in an attempt to get a deal on insurance but soon fears being sued when she falls and breaks her leg; Maris makes bail.
The Crane family takes a trip to the mountains, but they are all plagued by nightmares except Martin, who keeps a positive attitude and sleeps soundly.
Frasier joins a matchmaking service after a disastrous meeting with an ex-girlfriend in the elevator, but the service turns out to be a disappointment.
Grandpa believes his latest invention will bring about world peace but when playing with it, Herman is struck by lightning and looks like a regular human.
The Munsters go on a family vacation but Herman gets lost in the desert and wanders into a Native American village; he is mistaken for an ancient spirit.