Rabb, seeking information on his missing POW father, meets with a mob connected Russian. However, during their secret meeting another Russian, a KGB Officer, intervenes, takes the mobster's documents, and shoots the mobster. As this is happening, two FBI agents who were tailing the mobster try to enter the scene, but only find Rabb with the gun in his hand after getting it away from the KGB Officer. The KGB officer has disappeared and the FBI agents believe Rabb killed the mobster.

Now, the SecNav wants Rabb's head on a plate. He orders him stand trial for murder. Worse, the lawyer assigned to his case believes he is guilty too, and proceeds with a strategy of mitigation and not for acquittal. Rabb sees that a Brig break is the only way for him to uncover the evidence he needs to clear his name, and to find the KGB Officer (and the information he has on his father's whereabouts). With CIA agent Clayton Webb's help, he just might succeed.

Viewers see what it's like to be overwhelmed by a sudden onslaught of "white death"-an avalanche. Avalanches are an escalating peril as skiers and snowmobilers push the limits into the back country. NOVA witnesses scientists getting buried alive in their attempts to understand these forces of nature.

Frasier has a relationship with a high-profile criminal defense attorney, in which he finds himself in the more submissive role.

This episode is a parody of the classic TV show, Leave it to Beaver. The mostly black and white episode features the show's cast filling in the roles of Ward, June, The Beav, Wally, and Eddie Haskel.

Beavis has somehow burned his butt, and Butt-head takes him to the hospital. As Beavis is being treated for his injury, Butt-head impersonates a doctor and enjoys his time in the hospital.

After catching Beavis and Butt-head playing with an American flag, Mr. Buzzcut makes them write a report on the nation's founding fathers. They fall asleep and dream of what they would do if they actually were Paul Revere, Ben Franklin, and Abe Lincoln.