Cheers

The Crane family are uneasy about their son's upcoming circumcision, a traditional Jewish rite, and Frasier tries to intervene on his behalf, hoping to prevent it. Meanwhile, Rebecca is busy organising a retirement party for a colleague, handling the preparations herself.

is an episode of the programme bearing the same title. It falls within the broader category of a television episode, presented as a self‑contained story that follows the series’ usual format. In this instalment, the Crane family finds themselves uneasy about their son’s upcoming circumcision, a rite performed according to traditional Jewish custom. Their discomfort is palpable as the ceremony approaches, prompting Frasier to step in with the intention of rescuing the boy from the procedure. At the same time, Rebecca takes charge of organising a retirement celebration, arranging the details for the forthcoming party. The episode juxtaposes the two narrative threads, linking the Cranes’ personal dilemma with Rebecca’s logistical efforts. While Frasier’s attempt to intervene underscores the family’s anxiety, Rebecca’s planning provides a parallel focus on a different, yet equally significant, life event. Both storylines unfold within the same episode, offering viewers a glimpse of how the characters navigate moments of change and ceremony.