Simka fails to show up for another citizenship appointment. Latka explains, back at the garage, that she is suffering from her "kremkapush" which consists of craving for salt and erratic behavior.

Jim teaches the rest of the gang a lesson in the joy of giving when he hands each of the cabbies a thousand dollars. They must donate it to the needy soul of their choice by the end of the day.

The cabbies come to the rescue when Jim tries to convince his family that he didn't squander his inheritance by buying a run-down restaurant.

On the eve of the biggest fight of his career, Tony loses interest in boxing when his girlfriend announce she may be expecting his baby.

To what lengths will boyfriend Arnie go to win over Elaine's kids? Elaine is in for a quite a surprise when she invites him over to meet her children.

Louie is worried his blind girlfriend will no longer love him if an operation to restore her sight is successful.

When Jim's old girlfriend shows up hoping to rekindle their romance, Alex Quickly sets out to win her heart away from her former suitor.

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Elaine becomes a nervous wreck when her young son decides to give up the oboe and take up boxing under the tutelage of Tony.

Alex starts driving all the other cabbies crazy when he discovers his beloved family pet only has a short time to live.

Alex tries to polish the diamond-in-the-rough Louie into a real gem while Louie decides to change his image by moving into a fancy apartment building.

Alex gets caught up in the holiday spirit when his ex-wife, Phyllis, shows up just in time to attend Latka and Simka's festive Christmas party.

When Louie learns that his old girlfriend, Zena, is getting married, he boycotts the wedding—and then decides to barge in on her honeymoon.

After 10 years of strict monastic life, Simka's cousin visits New York and quickly falls in love with Elaine.

Tony faces a difficult decision when his father, a tough merchant seaman asks him to follow in his footsteps.

Hilarious complications unfold when Louie starts dating the mercurial Emily, after vowing never to see her again.

Alex dreams for a new career in show business when he takes a part-time job as an assistant to a Broadway producer.

Jeff ends up in serious trouble after he confesses to stealing from the garage in order to protect the real villain—Louie.

After Latka has an affair with a female cabbie, Simka must do the same with one of his co-workers.

When Simka learns that Latka has been unfaithful, she is bound by tradition to do the same thing with one of Latka's fellow cabbies.

Reverend Jim comes to the rescue when Alex is consumed by gambling fever after a lucky night in Atlantic City.

Rev. Jim inherits a fortune from his late father, but before he can collect the money, he must convince a judge he's mentally competent.

Following an old country tradition, Latka and Simka host a matchmaking party, where all the drivers from the Sunshine Cab Company are intended to meet their "perfect" mates.