Becker

An enraged and irascible Dr. John Becker (Ted Danson) enters the diner in his typical bad mood and sends the patrons fleeing.

Becker enters the diner to find Reggie in a rotten mood. After some prodding, she reveals that her ballplayer boyfriend just dumped her.

Becker is bombarded by sexual overtones throughout the day, beginning with a sensual dream that is interrupted by a neighbor's blaring music.

Becker arrives at the diner to find Reggie and Jake discussing their plans to take a sculpting class.

While Becker is at the diner with Jake and Reggie, an odd little man named Bob enters.

While railing on the evils of Beanie Babies, Becker gets annoyed when an overly friendly delivery guy named Todd stops by the diner.

When Becker arrives at the diner on Valentine’s Day, he is displeased to find wall-to-wall make-out sessions.

Becker is livid when he is awakened by a brightly flickering streetlight outside his window.

Becker throws his back out at home while trying to close a stuck window.

Already in a bad mood, Becker vents his frustration to a man on his cell phone, whose wife is in labor.

Becker has a fear that midgets bring him bad luck and is spooked by the new water guy, who happens to be vertically challenged.

Becker is upset when he learns that his ex-wife has written a pop-psychology book starring him as "Angry Man."

A reporter makes trouble for Becker when he writes an article depicting Becker's "non-politically correct" behavior.

Becker promises a friend that he will write a medical article for him, but gets frustrated with numerous distractions.

Becker learns that an elderly patient, Mr. Fowler, has suffered from a heart attack and calls his daughter to tell her the bad news.

Becker yells at a woman for letting her child cry uncontrollably, then rants about her bad parenting skills.

Becker is outraged as he tells the gang at the diner that someone broke into his apartment and stole his computer.

John has an unusual run of good luck...and he doesn't trust it.

Becker starts off the day in a cranky mood when he finds a stray cat in his office, which apparently crawled through a broken window.

Becker arrives at the office carrying the parking meter that ate his quarter.

Becker's patient, Jimmy, is a penniless scalper who is unable to afford his ulcer treatment.

On Jake's way out to meet his girlfriend, Becker warns him that his zipper is down.