Lesley Woods

A psychotherapy partnership between Frasier and Niles brings out the worst in their relationship.

With most of the family visiting Jock's first wife in a Colorado sanitarium, J.R. uses the time to try to set up an even bigger oil deal with the now profitable Asian wells, while Sue Ellen and Pam deal with their separate grieves in very different ways. Pam becomes determined to learn about her mother, long-believed dead, and Sue Ellen again seeks liquor for her solace, which pleases J.R. in his plan to rid himself of his wife.

When a cargo plane pilot develops engine trouble over Venezuela, he safely lands only to find himself incarcerated by authorities when cocaine is discovered aboard his aircraft. The pilot's parents hire the A-Team to get to the bottom of the situation since their son is a decorated soldier who would never knowingly smuggle drugs. The team flies to Columbia where they discover the true mastermind behind the smuggling operation. The trick, however, is getting him out of Columbia since he has many friends in the Columbian government and can never be convicted there.

Having intercepted a spaceship containing a family of six lunar-based earthlings, commander Adama becomes aware that the Galactica atmosphere would eventually be fatal to them, and he decides to return them to their original orbit. Apollo, Starbuck and Cassiopea accompany the space travelers to their destination, the planet of Paradeen. Upon landing, the intergalactic assemblage is met by two comical androids, caretakers for the family's new home. While the Galactica officers help the new inhabitants adjust to their surroundings, the threesome explore the planet and question their new found friends in the hope of getting one step closer to Earth. Having trouble adjusting to the relatively thin atmosphere of Paradeen, Starbuck's life is endangered when he becomes lost exploring an underground city. To make matters worse, the Eastern Alliance -- the gestapo-like enemies of the earthlings -- have tracked the group to Paradeen and plan to kill or capture them.

When Apollo and Starbuck intercept a primitive ship floating through space, the young warriors discover that its inhabitants, who are in suspended animation, represent a direct link to Earth. In "Greetings from Earth," the possibility of earthling passengers aboard a captured alien spacecraft spreads excitement throughout the Battlestar Galactica. While the humans, a family of six, lie in a frozen state aboard the captured ship, the battlestar’s scientists struggle to understand the aliens' baffling cryogenic equipment. When one of the captives regains consciousness and it becomes evident that the Galactica atmosphere is incompatible and eventually fatal to the aliens, Commander Adama realizes that he must return them to the original orbit. Aware that the Council of Twelve leaders and the entire population of the fleet are becoming riotous in their demand for information of the mysterious passengers, Adama commissions Apollo, Starbuck and Cassiopea to accompany the travelers to t heir final destination, the planet of Paradeen.