Taxi

The cabbies drive from New York to Miami, so Alex can spend 20 minutes between planes with his long-lost daughter.

Tony gets a call from the gym to be a sparring partner for a world-champion boxer.

Intrigued with the voice on Bobby's answering service, Alex asks the girl out to dinner.

Bobby decides that if he doesn't get an acting job before midnight he will end his stage career.

Elaine fears the worst when the cabbies invite themselves to her elegant cocktail party, for her highbrow art-world friends.

The gang comes up with a pickup line for John to use on a stranger sitting at a nearby table.

Bobby gets dazzling results when he goes to Louie's 20th class reunion, pretending to be Louie.

Mechanic Latka Gravas faces deportation unless he marries a U.S. citizen.

Finances dictate either John or his new wife drop out of college.

Bobby is distraught when a Bronx cab driver he has been dating joins the Sunshine Cab Co. to be closer to him.

When John cracks up Cab 804, the cabbies reminisce about events that occurred when they each drove the legendary taxi.

Latka works to save the cracked-up Cab 804 while the cabbies fondly recall times in the legendary car.

When Louie's cardsharp brother Nick from Las Vegas who is into gambling, visits the garage, Alex is trapped in a high-stakes poker game as a part of the siblings' feud.

A feisty, rich, but lonely old lady tries to buy Alex's companionship.

Tony and Bobby's friendship comes to an end when Bobby allows Tony's prized pet fish to die.

Louie promises to turn over a new leaf when he fears he may die during an operation.

Alex arranges a date between Elaine and one of his fares, who is a real loser with women.

Bobby tears up his cabbie license when it seems he has finally landed a long-awaited role in a soap opera.

Latka assumes he will soon have a new father when Alex and his mother have an evening love affair.

Alex trades in his driving clothes for a waiter's tuxedo when his ear is almost shot off during a holdup attempt.

Life at the Sunshine Cab Co. turns to unnatural festivity when a film company arrives to make a movie about cabbies.

When Elaine goes out of town to visit her sick aunt, the cabbies become reluctant babysitters for her young son; they take turns watching over him so that he is able to compete in a spelling bee.