"Attack of the Mac Snacks" | |
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Season 7, Episode 8 #131 in series (193 episodes) | |
Mac dons a superheero costume for a TV commercial for one of Quon Le's snack concotions, which he and Harry team up to market in "Attack of the Mac Snacks" in Season 7 (ep.#8). | |
Series: | Night Court |
Network/Country: | NBC-TV / United States |
Air date | November 22, 1989 |
Production code | 186337 |
Written by: | Harry Anderson & Turk Pipkin |
Directed by: | Jim Drake |
Guest stars: | Denice Kumagai Richard Stahl Gail Edwards Cliff Emmich Paul Keith John Welsh Walter Sylvest |
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Attack of the Mac Snacks was the 8th episode of Season 7 of Night Court, also the 131st overall series episode. Written by Harry Anderson and Turk Pipkin, the episode was directed by Jim Drake. The episode, which aired on NBC-TV, first aired on November 22, 1989.
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Synopsis[]
Harry and Mac team up to market one of Quon Le's snack concoctions, Christine's stingy uncle pays her a visit, and Dan tries to pretend he's in touch with his feminine side in order to seduce a co-worker.
Episode Summary[]
In this episode, Mac brings in some snacks that Quon Le made using a secret family ingredient. Harry liked them so much that he invested $5000 in them after his first taste, becoming Mac's partner. Harry invites Mini-Mart chain mogul "Mini Mart" Marv (Cliff Emmich) to try some, hoping that he will carry them in his national chain of mini marts. Unfortunately, Marv dies after eating them, causing a panic because people immediately suspected the Mac Snacks were poisonous. It turns out that Marv had a heart attack because his arteries were clogged with Marshmallow Prune Gooey.
Meanwhile, Dan desperately tries to woo Tracy Knight (Gail Edwards) the new court stenogapher, who tells him upon being introduced that she makes it a point not to date co-workres, as it only seems to pique his interest, as he still asks her out on a date.
When Tracy, who admitted to Dan about her past bad experiences with men, heard the rumor about Dan asking women in the court building their "breast size", Dan trys to go out of his way to dispel that image of himself to impress her.
In the end, the two wind up together in the cleaning supplies room together, necking, as Tracy, whom, at first, didn't believe that Dan found her attractive in getting him to kiss her to try to prove it which lead to the cleaning supply closet encounter, leaves him lusting for as she says "Guess it just wasn't meant to be!" as Dan, then sexually overheated again, desperately lunges for a nearby Roz, asserting "I need flesh!", as an angry Roz, then, moments later emerges from the closet, with Dan on top of the custodial tray tied up in knots!
Cast (in credits order)[]
Starring[]
- Harry Anderson as Harold T. Stone
- Charles Robinson as Mac Robinson
- John Larroquette as Dan Fielding
- Markie Post as Christine Sullivan
- Richard Moll as Bull Shannon
- Marsha Warfield as Roz Russell
Recurring cast and characters/Guest stars[]
- Denice Kumagai as Quon Le Robinson
- Richard Stahl as Uncle Floyd
- Gail Edwards as Tracy Knight
- Cliff Emmich as "Mini Mart" Marv
- Paul Keith as Nick
- John Welsh as Dr. Friedman
- Walter Sylvest as Guy in Pain
- Dorothy Andrews as cashier (uncredited)