While Crane’s dog is initially blamed, Sam and Frasier eventually conclude that the reaction is rooted in Diane’s insecurities. When Diane moves in with Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer), she immediately starts having allergy issues. Season 3, Episode 10: “Diane’s Allergy” (1984)Ĭheers had many love twists for Sam and Diane, and this episode has one of the most delightful ones. Some really clever writing helps keeps the mood of this one balanced between poignancy and parody.Ħ. In an ingenious juxtaposition, a second storyline finds Diane attempting to be the bar’s “caricature artist” despite her terrible drawings looking nothing like their subjects. But daddy comes to the rescue as Coach reinforces just how wonderful she is. The central story concerns Coach’s daughter ( Moonlighting’s Allyce Beasley) who’s engaged to an abusive fiancé because she believes he’s the best she can get. Season 1, Episode 5: “Coach’s Daughter” (1982) See Related Post: “The Top 10 TV Shows of the 80s”ħ. This goal slowly changes once Norm’s boss’ capacity for alcohol is revealed. Meanwhile, Norm attempts to impress his boss without seeming like a drunkard. Sam sees an opportunity to make a move, but Diane keeps getting in the way. Season 1, Episode 6: “Any Friend of Diane’s” (1982)ĭiane’s old college friend (Julia Duffy) shows up after dumping her cheating boyfriend. The episode ends with Sam cleaning up the locked-up-for-the-night bar. The series finale ranks as one of the show’s best-ever, filled with bits for each cast member: Woody ( Woody Harrelson) and Norm go into politics Cliff gets a promotion at the post office Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) marries her boyfriend at the Boston sewer department, and Sam ( Ted Danson) and Diane, reunited at last, consider a lifetime together. The ever-resourceful Carla (Rhea Perlman) gets the last laugh with some help from Cliff (John Ratzenberger) and Norm (George Wendt).ĩ. What ensues is a series of retributive pranks, ranging from sneezing powder in the air vent to phony exterminators creating a rat scare. When the trophy disappears, everyone knows Gary took it, so the Cheers crew retrieves it back, only to damage it. In this episode, the nemesis is Gary’s Olde Time Tavern which the Cheers team beat in a bowling match two years earlier. One of the running gags in this series were the battles with other local bars. See Related Post: “The Odd Couple’s Finest Moments”ġ0. We’ve narrowed the list down to Cheers‘ ten finest moments.

The series deftly dealt with the death of a key character (Nicholas Colasanto) and the departure of one of the leads (Shelley Long). A work related incident shows everyone how Norm really feels about his wife, especially when she's not in the vicinity of Cheers.Did you know that the sitcom Cheers maintained a spot in the Top 10 TV shows for eight of its eleven seasons? Or that it was the Number One series in its ninth season? Or that it was nearly canceled after the first season wound up second-from-the-bottom in the rankings? It also won a bunch of Emmys.

He's a nervous wreck knowing that 'she' is up there.

As such, Vera has in Norm's opinion invaded his sanctuary. What's worse, Rebecca gets Vera a job as a hat check girl at Melville's. It's definitely not Norm's birthday as Vera has lost her job. Hiring Woody's nemesis Henrí as photographer, Lilith initially doesn't quite know what kind of photos to take - composed and formal or seductive - and ends up doing her own kind of seductive. Lilith is trying to figure out what to get, and has decided on professional photographs of herself done for him. However they make him do all the work for it. It Frasier's birthday, and since he's never had a birthday party, the gang at the bar go all out and throw him one. Search Cheers (1982–1993): Season 9, Episode 20 - It's a Wonderful Wife - full transcript

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