Alice Season 9 Episode 10
Vera’s secretly moonlighting as a sultry deejay called Nightbird and she’s turning on all the males in Phoenix in the process.
Serie: Alice
Episode Title: Vera, the Nightbird
Air Date: 1985-01-22
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