Cheers

Diane Chambers makes her home at Cheers when her fiancé leaves her.

Diane can't conceal her scorn for Sam's parade of beautiful, yet shallow dates, and puts him on the defensive about his taste in females.

Diane suggests Carla consult a psychologist to learn to control her temper.

Sam's sportscaster friend wants to feature him on his television show.

Coach discourages his daughter from marrying her pompous and rude fiancé.

After a ruined romance with an intellectual, Diane's prim friend Rebecca confides she's looking for a fling with someone earthy. To Diane's dismay, she sets her sights on Sam.

Norms asks Diane to fill in as his bosses' date for the firm's annual bash .

Sam steps in as a mediator between the bickering Carla and Diane.

Coach feels he can't compete with Sam when they fall for the same woman.

Sam loans out his lucky cap to a baseball player who's in a slump.

Inebriated for the first time in his life, a timid young priest-to-be makes an amorous advance toward Diane and concludes he's not fit for the monastery.

An Englishman visits Cheers and tells tall tales of being a WWII spy. (TV-PG)

A casting agent pursues Sam, offering more than just a business proposition.

Sam shows his sensitive side when Diane's cat dies. (TV-PG)

Carla surprises everyone when she announces who her baby's father is. (TV-PG)

Sam's shocked when his ex-teammate comes out of the closet. (TV-PG)

Sam unknowingly hires an ex-murderer to escort Diane on a double date. (TV-PG)

Sam enters Diane in the annual Miss Boston Barmaid contest.

Sam tries to set up a sting to catch a crooked poker player.

Diane proposes marriage to Sam in order to save her mom's inheritance.

Sam is chagrined when his brother captivates everyone at Cheers, especially Diane, whose budding romance with the dashing Derek sparks Sam's jealously and confusion.

Sam and Diane are forced to come to grips with their feelings about each other when Diane's relationship with Sam's brother grows more serious.