Kirstie Alley’s 12 Best Episodes Of Cheers Ranked – Looper

It’s the wedding day of Woody and Kelly (Jackie Swanson). The Cheers team is providing the bar service in addition to being guests at Kelly’s giant mansion for the ceremony and reception. There’s only one problem — Carla’s gift of an astrological chart for the couple predicts that disaster is afoot. No one believes this, of course, but things are falling apart left and right. 

For Rebecca’s part, she wreaks havoc on the catering staff by swiping food, arguing with the chef, and eating the head off the little cookie groom cake topper. When she objects to getting kicked out of the kitchen, the caterer’s entire staff leaves instead. The team rallies to take up the slack, but Rebecca’s tasks are icing the cake and sewing a button — neither of which she can do. Alley gets to employ her whiniest caricature of Rebecca here, and she’s phenomenal at it. 

Beyond that, the entire two-parter is a masterfully choreographed whirlwind of activity that the whole gang gets in on — in one door and out the other — while never moving the camera from the kitchen. It’s ensemble acting at its very best, every player giving 110% and the whole adding up to so much more than the sum of its parts.