Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Gift

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Air Date

Thursday January 4, 1996

Production Code

111

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Del's unexpectedly generous Christmas gift (a pair of ugly but valuable earrings) makes Caroline question his intentions. Richard paints a commissioned nude portrait of a beautiful woman (Udenio) who has a well-connected husband - well -connected in "the Family," according to a frightened Remo. And Annie can't remember her New Year's Eve party at which she met a man who has since telephoned her to confirm their date.

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Guest Cast
- Keene Curtis Mr. Davies
- Fabiana Udenio Donna
- Wesley Thompson Det. Sgt. Weld
- Robert Miano Pauly Brown
- Andy Buckley Rob Rothman
Stars
- Amy Pietz Annie Viola Spadaro
- Lea Thompson Caroline Duffy
- Eric Lutes Del Cassidy
- Malcolm Gets Richard Karinsky
- Andy Lauer Charlie
- Tom LaGrua Remo (seasons 2-3, recurring previously)
- Sofia Milos Julia Karinsky (season 3, recurring previously)
Make-Up Artists
- Patty Bunch Make-up Artist
- Christa Reusch Make-up Artist
Unit Production Managers
- A. Chisholm Halle Unit Production Manager

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According to many cross-overs, the universes of "Caroline In The City" and "Cheers" are the same. However, Keene Curtis's characters in both shows are different. [edit]

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Donna: I'm sorry, was my hand like this or like this?
Richard: Doesn't matter, I'm painting the fruit bowl.
Donna: Huh. Then why do I have to sit here without my clothes on?
Richard: Uh...for the shadow. [edit]
Annie: Oh, look at Richard!
Caroline: Where?
Annie: (about Donna) On the other side of those breasts. [edit]
Caroline: Del spent one thousand two hundred and forty-three dollars on my Christmas present?
Annie: Isn't it weird how ugly jewellery is so much more attractive when you find out how much it's worth? Much like men. [edit]