Ep 4. Spontaneous Combustion

The episode Spontaneous Combustion from season 6 of Becker begins with the main character, Dr. John Becker, waking up in the middle of the night and smelling smoke. He quickly realizes that his neighbor's apartment is on fire and rushes to wake up his friend and neighbor Chris, who is asleep in his bedroom. After evacuating the building, everyone is safe but Chris is understandably shaken up by the experience.

Becker offers to let Chris stay with him until his apartment is repaired. However, Chris begins to exhibit some strange behavior, including being overly confident and impulsive. Becker becomes concerned and decides to investigate the cause of his friend's sudden personality change.

Meanwhile, Becker's other friend and frequent patient, Jake, comes to the office with an unusual problem. He is experiencing a burning sensation in his chest every time he gets angry or stressed. Becker thinks he might have a case of spontaneous combustion on his hands and begins to research the condition.

As Becker investigates both Chris and Jake's conditions, he discovers that they are connected in a surprising way. Along the way, Becker reflects on his own life and struggles with his own impulsive behavior.

The episode explores themes of friendship, self-reflection, and dealing with unexpected challenges. It also highlights the importance of seeking help when you are struggling with a mental or physical health issue. The episode is both humorous and thoughtful, with well-developed characters and a compelling storyline. Fans of the show will not be disappointed by Spontaneous Combustion.