The taxi drivers readily offered to take Alex to Miami, where he was to see his daughter—a reunion after fifteen years.

A surge of exhilaration flooded through Tony as a well-placed blow sent the reigning boxing champion staggering to his knees.

A peculiar pull drew Alex toward his blind date, a woman whose size and sharp tongue he hadn't anticipated finding appealing.

With a looming personal deadline pressing him onward, Bobby sought out opportunities in acting.

Elaine extended an invitation to Alex for her gathering of art dealers, hoping he’d provide a bit of comfort and companionship. However, she requested that he conceal the nature of his work when among them.

Summoning an unexpected boldness, John overcame his natural reserve just long enough to approach a woman in a bar—and ultimately, to marry her.

Louie felt a reluctance about going to his high school reunion, but Bobby readily volunteered to go in his stead.

To evade deportation, Latka faces the necessity of marrying an American citizen.

John and his newly married wife found themselves facing difficult times financially, and it was Alex alone who possessed the means to help them out of their predicament.

There was no evading her; Tony found himself trapped within the grasp of a fiercely possessive woman.

Once John had wrecked Cab 804, the other drivers began to share stories of their own time behind its wheel.

Following a journey in Alex’s taxi, a woman recently widowed resolved to employ him as her personal driver.

A wave of sadness washed over Tony as he learned of his goldfish’s passing, a creature he had entrusted to Bobby’s keeping.

Should the Lord grant him safe passage through this surgery, Louie has pledged to alter his course and live anew.

Elaine found herself involved with a congressman struggling with profound insecurities.

With a part secured in a daytime drama, Bobby departed from his job at the taxi firm.

To Latka’s surprise, her mother seemed to find a peculiar comfort in Alex’s presence, rather than with her own son.

The graze of a mugger’s bullet was enough to make Alex abandon his taxi.

A film studio, seeking inspiration for their upcoming picture about taxi drivers, has been treating local cabbies to lavish meals and entertainment.

The taxi drivers have taken on a paternal role, watching over Elaine’s son and delighting in attending his local spelling bee.

While Latka tinkered with the machinery inside Cab 804, the other drivers drifted into recollections of the peculiar people who had once occupied its seats.

While Latka tinkered with the mechanics of cab number 804, the other drivers drifted into conversation, recalling some of the peculiar people who had once ridden within its familiar confines.