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CHEERS Episode: "Please Mr. Postman" Episode Number: Season 7, Episode 12 Script Last Dated: December 1988 Written by: Brian Pollack & Mert Rich Description: This is an Original TV Script used during the making of the 1982-1993 TV Series titled, "Cheers". It is from the episode titled, "Please Mr. Postman". It has all blue pages throughout it inside. This script is complete and it is 44 pages long. Please view all of the pictures above carefully. It shows the appropriate signs of aging for being used during filming. Episode Storyline: Cliff is saddled with the task of training a new postal employee, and he's not too happy about a rookie getting in his way. However he changes his tune when he meets her: Margaret 'Maggie' O'Keefe. Maggie is as passionate about the post office as Cliff, and she vows, with his mentoring, to be the second best postal employee behind him. Maggie's post office passion transfers itself to Cliff, who is as surprised and as nervous as he's ever been to this revelation as it will be his first time with a woman. At their scheduled rendezvous at an out of the way motel, things are going well until a policeman comes by asking the motel guests about the stolen postal truck, obviously the one Maggie used to drive to the motel. Will Maggie's actions be a deal breaker for sex-starved Cliff? Meanwhile, in Sam's never ending quest to bed Rebecca, Frasier suggests that he find the one sensory stimulus that turns Rebecca's crank. She admits to Sam that she does have one, it being a song from her ... THE POSTER SHOWN IN THE LAST PICTURE ABOVE IS NOT INCLUDED, IT IS JUST BEING USED AS A VISUAL REFERENCE. |
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