Ep 21. Our Hourly Bread

Our Hourly Bread is the 21st episode of the sixth season of the beloved sitcom Cheers. The episode takes place primarily in the bar as the staff and patrons deal with a unexpected power outage.

The episode begins with Sam, Woody, and Carla preparing for a busy night at the bar when suddenly the power goes out. As they try to figure out what's going on, the phones begin to ring off the hook with people calling to ask if they are open. This prompts Sam to come up with the idea to use their generator to power the bar and keep the drinks flowing.

While the staff works to keep the bar running smoothly, the regulars begin to arrive and share stories about how they're coping with the power outage. Norm and Cliff discuss their experience with a group of strangers at a nearby hotel bar and Diane and Frasier share stories about their own past power outages.

As the night goes on, tensions begin to rise as the generator struggles to keep up with the demands of the bar. Woody and Carla argue over how to properly manage the generator while Sam tries to come up with a way to keep everyone calm. When a group of rowdy college students arrive, the staff becomes even more overwhelmed and tensions reach an all-time high.

Despite the chaos, the staff manages to keep the bar open and the patrons happy. In the end, they all come together to celebrate the experience and reflect on the ways they've grown and changed since the last power outage. The episode ends with everyone gathered around the bar, enjoying each other's company and toasting to the simple pleasures of life.

Overall, Our Hourly Bread is a charming and heartwarming episode that showcases the best of Cheers' humor and heart. From the witty banter between the regulars to the staff's determination to keep the bar open, the episode is a true testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of community. Whether you're a die-hard Cheers fan or a newcomer to the series, this episode is sure to leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside.