The cabbies volunteer to drive Alex to Miami to meet the daughter he hasn't seen in 15 years.

Tony is ecstatic when a lucky punch of his brings a boxing champion to his knees.

Alex finds himself inexplicably attracted to an overweight and abrasive blind date.

Bobby looks for an acting job before his self-imposed deadline arrives.

Elaine invites Alex to her party for art dealers for moral support, but asks him to lie about his occupation.

John conquers his meekness long enough to pick up a girl in a bar--and marry her.

When Louie hesitates to attend his high-school reunion, Bobby offers to take his place.

Latka must marry an American to avoid deportation.

John and his new bride are in financial straits, and only Alex has the resources to come to the rescue.

Tony cannot escape the clutches of a possessive girlfriend.

Louie's gambling brother, Nick from Las Vegas, comes to visit the garage. Irritated that Nick refuses to spend time with their mother, Louie bankrolls Alex in a card game to try and get back at him.

After a ride in Alex's cab, a widow decides to rent him out as her chauffeur.

Tony mourns the death of his goldfish, which he left in Bobby's care.

Louie vows to change his ways if the Lord sees him through an operation.

Elaine dates a congressman who badly needs self-confidence.

Bobby leaves the cab company after landing a role in a soap opera.

Latka's visiting mother finds Alex's company more appealing than her son's.

After being grazed by a mugger's bullet, Alex decides to give up his cab.

The cabbies are wined and dined by a film company looking for ideas for a movie they are making about taxi drivers.

The cabbies become surrogate fathers when they baby-sit Elaine's son, and get to cheer him on at the district spelling bee.

As Latka repairs Cab 804, the cabbies reminisce about the odd passengers it carried.

As Latka repairs Cab 804, the cabbies reminisce about the odd passengers it carried.