Four friends, including a mom re-entering the dating pool (Alyssa Milano), look to each other for romantic advice and...
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Executive Producer
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2010
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After fifteen years of marriage, painting contractor Gary Barnes (Joy Mohr) and his controlling wife Allison (Paula Marshall)...
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Executive Producer
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2008
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An FBI agent whose partner and family were killed by a notorious assassin sets out for revenge as the elusive triggerman...
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Production Assistant
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2007
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Fox's Back to You was a tailor-made vehicle for two sitcom favorites, Frasier's Kelly Grammer and Everybody Loves Raymond's...
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Executive Producer
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2007
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It was reported that CBS okayed the weekly sitcom The Class sight unseen when its producer, Friends' David Crane, assured the...
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Executive Producer
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2006
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Created by the same team responsible for Will & Grace, the NBC sitcom Four Kings was set in New York, the home of a quartet...
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Director
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2006
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Will and Grace was supposed to have been cancelled at the end of its seventh season, but somehow managed to hang on for an...
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2005
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2004
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Season Seven of Will & Grace begins by tying up several loose ends from Season Six, notably the almost instantaneous breakup...
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Executive Producer
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2004
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Picking up where Season Five of Will & Grace left off, Season Six begins as gay lawyer Will (Eric McCormack) awaken from a...
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2003
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2003
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2002
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Fans of Will & Grace were taken aback by the series' fifth season, in which plotlines bordered on the ludicrous and the main...
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Executive Producer
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2002
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As Season Four of Will & Grace gets under way, we find interior designer Grace Adler still living with her oafish boyfriend...
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2001
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2000
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Season Three of Will & Grace finds gay lawyer Will Truman (Eric McCormack) returning from his annual vacation to find that...
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2000
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1999
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1999
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Moving out of the apartment she shares with gay lawyer Will Truman (Eric McCormack), straight interior designer Grace Adler...
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Executive Producer
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1999
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The first season of Will & Grace begins as scatterbrained interior designer Grace Adler (Debra Messing), having broken up...
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Executive Producer
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1998
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In this TV sitcom, 26-year-old single mom Jesse Warner (Christina Applegate) is a waitress in a Buffalo bar owned by her...
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1998
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1998
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This TV sitcom probes the personal problems of New York City ad copywriter Conrad Bloom (Mark Feuerstein), a single guy...
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1998
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This TV sitcom revolves around three divorced New Yorkers -- nutty Andy (Mitch Rouse), who manufactures artificial fruits and...
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Director
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1998
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This episode is told in flashback, as Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) tries to cheer up a depressed radio caller by philosophizing...
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Director
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1997
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Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) finds himself plagued by a crisis of conscience. It seems that way back in prep school Frasier and...
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1997
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1997
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1997
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Marsha Mason makes her first series appearance as brassy barmaid Sherry Dempsey. Upon meeting Sherry, widower Martin Crane...
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1997
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To celebrate Leap Year, Frasier suggests that everyone do something spontaneous. Something bizarre. Something they wouldn't...
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Director
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1996
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Shelley Long recreates her Cheers role as Diane Chambers in this episode (which, of course, was not Diane's first appearance...
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1996
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1996
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It is the 62nd birthday of Martin Crane (John Mahoney), but no one is in a festive mood. A series of quarrels between Martin...
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1995
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Centered around a poker game, episode 18 brings out the best and worst in all of the Friends leads. Jealous about the guys'...
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1995
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1995
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KACL's gonzo sports-show host Bob "Bulldog" Briscoe (Dan Butler) asks Roz (Peri Gilpin) to become his producer. Frasier...
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1995
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1995
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Morgan Fairchild guest stars as Chandler's mother, romance novelist Nora Tyler Bing (her latest bestseller: "Euphoria at...
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1995
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1995
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Evidently having seen Misery once too often, Frasier is convinced that his "number one fan," Kari (Renee Lippin), has begun...
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1995
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Ross' ex-wife, Carol (Jane Sibbett), goes into labor, leading to a heated "I'm more help to her!" confrontation between Ross...
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1995
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With his toilet on the blink, Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) calls in a plumber. The man hired for the job turns out to be Danny...
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1994
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1994
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Chandler's (Matthew Perry) friends have issues with his smoking habit, which has resurfaced after a traumatic experience....
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1994
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This episode originally aired as part of NBC's "Blackout Thursday" (November 3, 1994), which also featured similarly themed...
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1994
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Ross (David Schwimmer) feels left out of his ex-wife Carol's baby-making process in more ways than one. Monica...
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1994
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In this first episode of a two-part story, Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) is swept off his feet by sexy businesswoman Madeleine...
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Director
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1994
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Frasier's dreams of a romantic rendezvous in Bora Bora are dashed when he runs...
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Director
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1994
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Who wants to eat anything at Monica's (Courteney Cox) Thanksgiving dinner when everyone can watch the runaway Underdog...
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1994
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1994
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Although he and Maris are childless, Niles (David Hyde Pierce) begins wondering if he'd make a good father. To "prepare"...
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1994
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1994
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1994
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1994
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It is the first anniversary of Frasier Crane's (Kelsey Grammer) move from Boston to Seattle. To mark the occasion, Frasier...
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1994
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1994
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Struck down by the flu, Frasier is too ill to do his daily radio advice show, so his brother, Niles (David Hyde Pierce),...
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1994
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1994
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The pilot episode of Friends has all of the main characters meeting at their favorite coffee shop, Central Perk. Spoiled...
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Director
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1994
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A misdelivered pizza prompts the girls to seek out a glimpse of political hottie George Stephanopoulos. The future This Week...
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1994
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1994
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The title tells all in this Emmy-winning Frasier episode, in which Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) is reunited with his...
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1994
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1994
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Not for the first time in his life, Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) finds himself on the horns of an ethical dilemma. It seems that...
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1993
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In Frasier's first holiday episode, Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) makes plans to spend Christmas with his son Frederick...
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1993
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1993
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Anxious to settle down and find true love, Sam (Ted Danson) must first suppress his womanizing instincts. To this end, he...
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1993
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Ever yearning to expand his cultural vistas, Frasier purchases a beautiful -- and very expensive -- painting from famed...
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1993
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Rumors are flying that the executives at radio station KACL are planning to fire one of the on-the-air personalities. With no...
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1993
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Originally telecast as a two-hour special (including a 25-minute retrospective of series highlights), the famous final...
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1993
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In this first episode of the long-running sitcom Frasier, former Bostonite (and Cheers regular) Frasier Crane...
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1993
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Originally telecast as a two-hour special (including a 25-minute retrospective of series highlights), the famous final...
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1993
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1993
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Originally telecast as a two-hour special (including a 25-minute retrospective of series highlights), the famous final...
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1993
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The Cheers gang waxes nostalgic over the closing of the Twi-Lite Drive-In, a favorite local rendezvous for everyone in his or...
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1993
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The opening sequences of this episode lead the Cheers gang to conclude that Cliff (John Ratzenberger) has, at long last,...
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1993
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The mystery of Cliff's (John Ratzenberger) missing (and possibly murdered) mother is finally solved. After making the...
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1993
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1993
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Conducting an experiment to confirm his low opinion of the voting public, Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) puts a new name on the...
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1993
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1993
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1993
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While his apartment is being fumigated, Sam (Ted Danson) makes arrangements to sleep over at the home of a lady friend. Alas,...
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1993
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Harry Anderson returns as impish scam artist Harry the Hat. Sam (Ted Danson) enlists Harry's aid to avoid an embarrassing...
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1993
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1993
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Carla's careless daughter Serafina (Leah Remini) has to get married before she begins to "show." Though Carla (Rhea Perlman)...
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1993
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Roger Rees returns as Robin Colcord, the multimillionaire jailbird -- and former sweetheart of Rebecca (Kirstie Alley)....
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1993
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1992
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Although Cheers had dropped from first to eighth place in the ratings from 1990 to 1992, its 11th and final season still...
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1992
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1992
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1992
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1992
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Sam (Ted Danson) has second thoughts about selling his Corvette and wants to get it back. Unfortunately, the new owner has...
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1992
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1992
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1992
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Now that she has started smoking again, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) will go to any lengths to quit. Meanwhile, Gallic lothario...
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1992
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While Cheers is being rebuilt after the fire in the previous episode, Carla takes a temporary job at another bar, one where...
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1992
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The 11th and final season of Cheers begins directly after the chaotic wedding of Woody (Woody Harrelson) and Kelly...
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1992
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Norm (George Wendt) has long been sending comedy material to Johnny Carson, but hasn't ever made a sale. To save face, Norm...
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1992
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Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) eagerly anticipates a reunion with her high school sweetheart Mark, "the only man I ever loved." The...
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1992
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When his old pal Mitch (John Finn) rejoins the Boston Red Sox after many years of retirement, Sam (Ted Danson) seriously...
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1992
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1992
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Down-to-earth Woody (Woody Harrelson) is a changed man upon returning from an expensive London vacation with Kelly...
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1992
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The guys at Cheers inaugurate a marathon poker game, ostensibly for the purpose of teaching Woody (Woody Harrelson) how to...
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1992
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1992
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Emma Thompson guest stars as Nanny Gee, a popular children's singer whose sappy compositions make Barney the Dinosaur's...
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1992
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The war between Sam (Ted Danson) and snobbish restauranteur John Hill (Keene Curtis) re-escalates when Sam thinks he's broken...
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1992
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1992
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Hoping to raise the spirits of his "low self-esteem" therapy group, Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) brings his patients to Cheers....
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1992
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Halloween sparks yet another war of practical jokes between the gang at Cheers and the folks at Gary's Olde Towne Tap. Sam...
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1991
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1991
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Caught up in one of the many trivia games at Cheer, Kevin McHale of the Boston Celtics begins obsessing over the number of...
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1991
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) is determined to go through with her marriage to Robin Colcord...
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1991
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Hoping to find their "inner masculine selves" (or is it "inner hairy selves"?), the guys at Cheers join Frasier...
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1991
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In their ongoing efforts to conceive a child, Sam (Ted Danson) and Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) spend a night at a no-tell hotel....
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1991
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Georgia Brown returns as Carla's spiritual mentor, flamboyant parapsychic Madame Lazora. The bad news is that Lazora wants to...
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1991
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1991
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Sam (Ted Danson) and Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) test their inherent parenting skills to the breaking point when they agree to...
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1991
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Although it's his duty as a husband and father, Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) balks at the notion of making out his will....
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Director
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1991
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Picking up where season nine left off, the tenth season of Cheers began with Rebecca Howe (Kirstie Alley) reluctantly...
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Executive Producer
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1991
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Season ten of Cheers picks up where season nine left off, with Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) agreeing to be the mother of the baby...
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Director
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1991
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Profoundly affected by his babysitting stint at the home of the Doctors Crane, Sam (Ted Danson) decides that he'd like to...
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Director
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1991
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When his wife Vera lands a job at Melville's restaurant on the second floor, a paranoid Norm (George Wendt) decides to quit...
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Director
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1991
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Sam (Ted Danson) balks when his old baseball rival Dutch Kincaid (Michael Fairman) challenges him to one last round on the...
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Director
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1991
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There's a rumor afloat that Cliff (John Ratzenberger) has been chosen as one of the judges for the Miss Boston Barmaid...
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Director
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1991
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Lilith (Bebe Neuwirth) is crushed beyond reconciliation when her favorite lab rat dies. Her depression spills over into her...
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1991
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Both Sam (Ted Danson) and Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) covet the lease for the back room of Cheers. Never one to play fair if it...
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1991
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Every Valentine's Day for the past 20 years, Sam (Ted Danson) has enjoyed an annual romantic rendezvous with the toothsome...
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1991
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Carla (Rhea Perlman) is dead set against honoring her dying mother's last request. After all, would you want to name one of...
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1991
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In episode one of a two-part story, Robin Colcord (Roger Rees) celebrates his release from prison by proposing to Rebecca...
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1991
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The feud between Sam (Ted Danson) and snobbish restauranteur John Hill (Keene Curtis) reaches yet another impasse. Sam...
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1991
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1990
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Created by several of the same people responsible for Cheers, Wings began its first season in a Thursday-night time slot...
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1990
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Cliff (John Ratzenberger) suffers from a deflated ego when it turns out that Cheers' new cocktail napkins dispense even more...
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1990
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A feud of epic proportions ensues when snobbish John Hill (Keene Curtis, in his first series appearance) purchases the...
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1990
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In an event deemed worthy of a TV Guide cover, the cast and crew of Cheers celebrates the series' 200th episode. Moderated by...
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1990
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In an event deemed worthy of a TV Guide cover, the cast and crew of Cheers celebrates the series' 200th episode. Moderated by...
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1990
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Norm (George Wendt) is beside himself when he learns that his favorite eatery, The Hungry Heifer, is about to close....
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1990
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With Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) out of the picture, an overworked Sam (Ted Danson) hires a new manager for Cheers, a likeable...
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1990
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Against all odds, the widows of two-timing Eddie LeBec, Carla (Rhea Perlman) and Gloria (Anne DeSalvo), are now the best of...
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1990
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1990
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The folks at Cheers challenge their rivals at Gary's Olde Towne Tap to a grudge basketball game. When Sam (Ted Danson) finds...
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1990
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) says she is willing to marry Robin (Roger Rees), even though...
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1990
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Hoping to get over the loss of her husband Eddie, Carla (Rhea Perlman) begins dating again -- only to be haunted by visions...
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1990
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In the first episode of Cheers' two-part season-eight finale, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) is crushed to learn that her...
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1990
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Rebecca's (Kirstie Alley) long-delayed night of passion with multimillionaire Robin...
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1990
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Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) would like nothing better than to end the long-standing feud between the Cheers gang and their...
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1990
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) may finally be able to realize her long-delayed dream of a...
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1990
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1990
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1940s movie star Alexis Smith guest stars as Professor Alice Anne Volkman, the revered business-school mentor of Rebecca Howe...
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1990
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As Cheers entered its eighth season, viewers began to wonder if the long-awaited romance between Sam Malone (Ted Danson) and...
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1989
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Sam (Ted Danson) borrows the yacht belonging to Robin (Roger Rees) for the big regatta race. Together, he with his crew --...
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1989
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Hoping to teach Woody (Woody Harrelson) how to manage his finances, the Cheers gang gets wrapped up in a hot-and-heavy game...
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1989
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Aspiring actor Woody (Woody Harrelson) lands his first starring role in a stage revival of Our Town. The prospect of making...
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1989
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Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) hopes to make a corporate farewell party a lot more exciting than the dullard who is retiring....
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1989
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Long-suffering Carla (Rhea Perlman) loses yet another husband when hockey player Eddie LeBec is killed in a freak ice-show...
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1989
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1989
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Sam (Ted Danson) wants to own a bar again, but Cheers is presently beyond his reach. Thus, he settles for a smaller, run-down...
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1989
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In this conclusion of a two-part story, Sam (Ted Danson) and Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) are at last on the verge of a serious...
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1989
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1989
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John McMartin appears as Dr. Lawrence Crandall, an esteemed expert in personal relationships and the author of a best-selling...
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1989
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1989
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Does Eddie (Jay Thomas) plan to surprise Carla (Rhea Perlman) on their second anniversary, or has he forgotten the occasion?...
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1989
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1989
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1989
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Admiral William J. Crowe, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff when this episode first aired in 1989, appears as himself....
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1989
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Ever anxious to impress her corporate bosses, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) takes it upon herself to promote Norm's (George Wendt)...
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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Once again jockeying for a promotion, Rebecca agrees to housesit for a company executive -- and baby-sit the executive's...
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1989
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Once again, the Cheers gang is swept up in a rivalry with the folks at their chief competition, Gary's Old Towne Tap. On this...
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1989
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1989
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Although, at 22 episodes, the seventh season of Cheers' was the series' shortest since 1983, there was no lack of fascinating...
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1988
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1988
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1988
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Carla (Rhea Perlman) is none too thrilled that she is about to become a grandmother. Hoping to get Carla out of her funk,...
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1988
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A battle of practical jokes rages between the gang at Cheers and the staff of Gary's Old Town Tavern, resulting in damaged...
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1988
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The "king" of Cheers will be determined when someone is able get a three-second kiss from ice princess Rebecca...
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1988
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Upon learning that her boss Evan Drake (Tom Skerritt) is about to be transferred to Japan, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) despairs,...
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1988
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1988
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Telecast in late October 1988, the long-awaited, eighth-season opener of Cheers finds Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) losing her job...
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1988
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Sam (Ted Danson) is transferred to Cancún to open up a new bar (which features some...
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1988
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) tries to keep the libidinous Sam (Ted Danson) at arm's...
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1988
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An old flame of Sam claims that he is the father of her child. In a panic, Sam (Ted Danson) uncharacteristically turns to...
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1988
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Carla (Rhea Perlman) contemplates murder when she suspects her hockey-star husband Eddie (Jay Thomas) of fooling around....
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1988
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1988
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Hospitalized for appendicitis, Cliff (John Ratzenberger) is miffed when none of the Cheers gang pays him a visit. Figuring...
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1988
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1987
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Not wishing to be the only person who hasn't bought a Christmas gift for Rebecca (Kirstie Alley), Sam (Ted Danson) does some...
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1987
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A sudden burst of affection (fueled by a few drinks) at a corporate get-together leaves Rebecca's boss with a false...
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1987
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Carla (Rhea Perlman) falls hard for Eddie LeBec (Jay Thomas), star goalie of the...
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1987
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Learning that developers want to bulldoze his mother's house to make room for a mini-mall, Cliff (John Ratzenberger)...
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1987
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Norm (George Wendt) works off his bar bill (or at least part of it) by offering to paint Rebecca's office, and in so doing...
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1987
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Season six of Cheers picks up some six months after the end of season five, when Sam Malone (Ted Danson) bade farewell to...
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1987
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Fans of Cheers greeted the series' sixth season in a heightened state of anticipation and anxiety: Now that series regular...
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Executive Producer
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1987
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The good news is that Sam (Ted Danson) has been offered a job filling in for his sportscaster buddy Dave Richards...
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1987
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1987
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Carla (Rhea Perlman) and Eddie (Jay Thomas) have decided to get married....
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1987
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1987
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After a tumultuous five-year relationship, Sam (Ted Danson) and Diane (Shelley Long) are ready to exchange marriage vows. But...
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1987
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Upon finding evidence of the loving 40-year relationship between the elderly couple (Billie Bird, Douglas Seale) who formerly...
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1987
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Landing a job at a prestigious CPA firm, Norm (George Wendt) tells his friends a few little white lies about his importance...
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1987
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Sam (Ted Danson) is naturally overprotective of his goddaughter Joyce (Cady McClain), the niece of the late and beloved...
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1987
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John Cleese won an Emmy for his performance as eminent British marriage counselor Dr. Simon Finch-Royce in this episode. Upon...
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1987
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1987
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Diane (Shelley Long) uses the old "feminine intuition" ploy to wrangle yet another marriage proposal out of Sam (Ted Danson)....
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1987
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Bride-to-be Diane (Shelley Long) deliberately spoils Sam's bachelor party by arranging to pop out of the cake. After a...
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1987
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Carla's hockey goalie boyfriend Eddie LeBec (Jay Thomas) goes from a sizzling winning...
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1987
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1987
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Nick Tortelli (Dan Hedaya), low-life former husband of Carla (Rhea Perlman) is in a snit because his current spouse Loretta...
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1987
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Unable to purchase the engagement ring that Diane (Shelley Long) wants, Sam (Ted Danson) saves both time and money by picking...
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1987
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1986
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Season five of Cheers opened with a resolution to the cliffhanger established at the end of season four, with Cheers' owner...
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1986
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Harboring dreams of becoming a great dancer, Diane (Shelley Long) begins taking lessons with the legendary Madame Likova...
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1986
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Resolving the cliffhanger set up at the end of season four, the fifth season of Cheers begins as Sam (Ted Danson) attempts to...
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1986
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Forever in a state of denial, Diane (Shelley Long) convinces herself that the rejection letters she keeps receiving in a...
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1986
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Thanksgiving is approaching, but only Diane (Shelley Long) has made plans to celebrate the holiday (and elaborate plans they...
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1986
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1986
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Hoping to prove to Diane (Shelley Long) that he still has celebrity status in Boston, Sam (Ted Danson) books a reservation at...
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1986
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Ever in search of the Main Chance, Norm (George Wendt) sets up a new business, a combination tanning salon and laundry. The...
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1986
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1986
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Bowing to the positive response garnered by the one-shot guest appearance of Bebe Neuwirth in the third-season episode "...
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1986
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Hoping to enrich himself in the process, Cliff (John Ratzenberger) sets up a date between his mother Esther...
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1986
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After innumerable turndowns, Diane (Shelley Long) finally accepts Sam's marriage proposal, only to be told that the offer has...
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1986
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In the second episode of Cheers' three-part season four finale, Diane (Shelley Long) is convinced that councilwoman Janet...
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1986
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In the conclusion of a three-part story, a scorned Diane (Shelley Long) disrupts the press conference of Sam's current amour,...
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1986
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In the first episode of Cheers' three-part season four finale, Sam (Ted Danson) is smitten by Janet Eldridge (played by...
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1986
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Sam (Ted Danson) decides to serve as celebrity host of Cheers, forcing him to hire a second bartender named Ken...
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1986
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Diane (Shelley Long) is reunited with Jack Dalton (Joseph Whipp), a worldly daredevil whom she met during her trip to Europe....
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1986
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Sensing that Diane (Shelley Long) is down in the dumps because she feels left out of the Cheers gang's activities, Frasier...
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1986
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Carla (Rhea Perlman) wants to win the dance contest at the annual Boston Boppers reunion, but her partner of choice,...
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1986
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Sam (Ted Danson) tries to prove that he's not over the hill by challenging Woody (Woody Harrelson) to a racquetball game. The...
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1986
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Vying for a promotion, Norm (George Wendt) is given access to some damaging information about his rival -- namely, that he's...
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1986
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Up for an award at the annual Postman's Ball, Cliff (John Ratzenberger) naturally wants to bring a date along to bask in his...
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1986
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Having had his ego deflated once too often, Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) begins drinking heavily. Sam (Ted Danson) and Diane...
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1986
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A mysterious and ominously silent stranger comes into Cheers, putting everyone on edge wondering who he is and what he wants....
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1986
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At Diane's suggestion, Sam (Ted Danson) puts his old baseball jersey (number 17) up for auction during a public television...
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1986
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Year after year, the staff at Gary's Old Towne Tap has defeated the gang at Cheers in one athletic contest after another....
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1985
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As in earlier years, the action in the first episode of Cheers' fourth season was driven by the plot lines left dangling...
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1985
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Having every good reason to feel lucky -- he's won the Cheers football pool for several weeks running -- Woody...
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1985
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Norm (George Wendt) is convinced that his wife Vera is fooling around with his next-door neighbor, and presses Carla into...
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1985
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Carla (Rhea Perlman) becomes even more depressed than usual when her ad in a personals column yields not a single reply. The...
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1985
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Sam (Ted Danson) has second thoughts about lending 500 dollars to the financially irresponsible Diane (Shelley Long),...
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1985
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Writing her psychology term paper, Diane (Shelley Long) picks Sam (Ted Danson) as her subject. Knowing that the course is...
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1985
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Worried that bartender Woody (Woody Harrelson) has no romance in his life, the Cheers gang arranges for Woody's former...
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1985
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1985
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Fantasizing about the owner of an expensive coat left behind at Cheers, Diane (Shelley Long) arouses the capriciousness of...
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1985
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It's been several years, but Diane (Shelley Long) is still haunted by her near-death encounter with homicidal actor Andy...
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1985
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In Cheers' fourth-season opener, Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) is still smarting from the humiliation of being deserted by...
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1985
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Cliff's long-estranged father (Dick O'Neill) comes into Cheers with a vital message. Still seething over the fact that his...
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1985
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1985
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Carla (Rhea Perlman) perceives a golden opportunity for revenge when her former reform-school principal begins showing up at...
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1985
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1985
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When Frasier is appointed to the staff of the University of Bologna in Italy, he wants Diane (Shelley Long) to accompany him...
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1985
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Norm (George Wendt) lands a job as a corporate hatchet man, whose task it is to fire "dead weight." Because of his unique...
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1985
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Carla's scuzzy ex-husband Nick Tortelli (Dan Hedaya) sheepishly crawls into Cheers when his new wife dumps him. Insisting...
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1985
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While researching a story on the Boston singles scene, sexy journalist Paula Nelson (Alison La Placa) sashays into Cheers for...
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1985
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Future Seinfeld regular Michael Richards shows up in this episode as Sam's former bar buddy Eddie Gordon. Back during his...
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1985
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1985
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1985
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Diane (Shelley Long) is pleasantly surprised when Sam (Ted Danson), who never does anything for free, agrees to pitch in a...
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1985
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Anxious to be one of the guys, Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) allows the Cheers gang to coax him into a snipe-hunting...
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1985
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1985
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Carol Kane guest stars as the emotionally fragile Amanda, whom Diane (Shelley Long) befriended while she was at the mental...
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1984
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There was good news and bad news for Cheers during its third season. In the former category, the series continued to climb...
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1984
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He just happened to be home when the outgoing mayor was calling around to make judicial appointments. . .and that's how Harry...
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1984
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No sooner has Sam (Ted Danson) reconciled himself to the fact that his romance with Diane (Shelley Long) is a thing of the...
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1984
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A trip to the doctor reveals that Cliff (John Ratzenberger) has a spot on his lung. Convinced that his days are numbered,...
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1984
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1984
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1984
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1984
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, the upcoming marriage between Coach (Nicholas Colasanto) and Irene Blanchard...
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1984
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Dan Hedaya returns as Nick Tortelli, the slimeball ex-husband of Carla (Rhea Perlman). When Nick demands that he receive...
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1984
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Sam (Ted Danson) breaks up with his new girl Maxine (Kim Lankford) when he finds out that she's married. Shortly afterward,...
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1984
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The perennially unlucky-in-love Cliff (John Ratzenberger) falls for a girl whom he meets at a costume party. (The girl is...
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1984
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Diane (Shelley Long) defies Sam (Ted Danson) by agreeing to have her portrait painted...
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1984
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1984
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In the conclusion of Cheers' two-part season three opener, Sam (Ted Danson), at long last, has accepted that it is all over...
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1984
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Norm (George Wendt) is flattered -- and not a little amazed -- when his new client Emily Phillips (Anne Schedeen) seems to be...
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1984
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In episode one of Cheers' two-part season two finale, Diane (Shelley Long) is outraged that the public at large still regards...
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1984
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Only after the passing of his dear buddy T-Bone does Coach (Nicholas Colasanto) discover that the dead man once had an affair...
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1984
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For several years, Sam (Ted Danson) has taken an annual weekend trip to Vermont for a little skiing and a lot of girl-chasing...
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1984
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Inveterate antique collector Coach (Nicholas Colasanto) has purchased an old-fashioned weight machine, the kind that...
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1984
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Although the gang at Cheers is accustomed to the know-it-all ramblings of Cliff Clavin (John Ratzenberger), there are a few...
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1984
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Carla (Rhea Perlman) has revenge in her heart when she agrees to attend the wedding of her slimeball ex-husband Nick Tortelli...
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1984
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It has become impossible for Sam (Ted Danson) and Diane (Shelley Long) to have a moment to themselves. It seems that Coach...
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1984
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As a favor to unemployed accountant Norm (George Wendt), the Cheers gang persuades a reluctant Sam (Ted Danson) to hire Norm...
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1984
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Just as everyone had anticipated throughout season one of Cheers, season two opened with Boston bar owner Sam Malone...
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1983
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Upon learning that likeable neighborhood eccentric Malcolm Kramer (George Gaynes) is terminally ill, Sam (Ted Danson)...
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1983
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Diane's old school friend Heather Landon (Markie Post) seems to be enamored of Sam (Ted Danson). Finding this impossible to...
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1983
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Out of gratitude upon receiving an unexpected gift, Sam (Ted Danson) impulsively tells Diane (Shelley Long) that he loves...
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1983
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1983
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1983
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1983
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After so many bums and slimeballs in her life, Carla (Rhea Perlman) cannot believe that a nice, gentlemanly fellow like Hank...
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1983
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In the very first episode of Cheers, Diane (Shelley Long) took a job at the titular drinking establishment after being jilted...
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1983
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1983
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1983
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1983
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Cheers kicks off its second season at the precise moment where season one left off -- with Sam (Ted Danson) and Diane...
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1983
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Sam (Ted Danson) refuses to admit that he's jealous when his brother Derek...
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1983
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In the first episode of Cheers' two-part season one finale, Sam's brother Derek (George Ball), a natural-born charmer, pays a...
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1983
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Glynis Johns guest stars as Helen Chambers, the mother of Diane (Shelley Long). Sweeping majestically into Cheers, Helen...
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1983
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1983
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1983
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Sam (Ted Danson) and Diane (Shelley Long) agree to find the perfect date for one another. Misunderstanding this set-up, Sam...
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1983
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One of Sam's old teammates comes out of the closet during a TV interview. As a result, the gang at Cheers begins worrying...
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1983
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No, Carla isn't getting fat; she's five months pregnant. Since everybody at Cheers knows that Carla has been divorced far...
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1983
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Down in the dumps after the death of her cat, Diane (Shelley Long) turns to the rest of the Cheers gang for consolation....
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1983
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Lane Marshall (Barbara Babcock), a talent agent who specializes in lining up TV commercials for ex-athletes, persuades Sam...
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1983
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Norm (George Wendt) hopes to curry favor with his boss by holding the annual office party at Cheers. Swept up in preparing...
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1982
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When Diane (Shelley Long) decides to takes notes for a book she plans to write, she certainly does not lack for story...
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1982
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On the rebound from a failed romance, Diane's former college roommate Rebecca (Julia Duffy) decides that it's time to stop...
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1982
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1982
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Fed up with the incessant squabbling between Diane (Shelley Long) and Carla (Rhea Perlman), Sam demands that they try to bury...
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1982
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1982
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Inveterate yarn-spinner Eric Finch (Ellis Rabb) makes his presence known at Cheers by coming on to Carla (Rhea Perlman) and...
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1982
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Seldom has a television sitcom opened with such assurance as Cheers. Within the very first episode, the basic setting was...
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1982
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Dave Richards (Fred Dryer), an old baseball buddy of Sam Malone's (Ted Danson), is now a local TV newscaster. When Dave asks...
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1982
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1982
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1982
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Angered when Diane (Shelley Long) laughingly points out that he only dates airheads, Sam (Ted Danson) makes it his mission in...
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1982
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1982
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The place where "everybody knows your name" officially opened its doors September 30, 1982, with its premiere episode. Into...
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1982
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Former Taxi regular Jeff Conaway returns to the series as erstwhile actor Bobby Wheeler. Freshly arrived from Hollywood,...
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1982
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One wonders where Louie (Danny DeVito) was during the great "nuclear scare" of the 1960s, since it is only now that his fears...
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1982
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The pig-sty apartment that Jim (Christopher Lloyd) calls home is demolished by a wrecking ball. With no place else to go, Jim...
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1982
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1982
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, the cabbies recall the "turning points" in their own lives as Elaine (Marilu Henner)...
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1982
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The famous Boston bar "Where everybody knows your name" first opened its doors September 30, 1982, on NBC. The original cast...
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1982
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TV director James Burrows made his feature debut with this unusual film that's a situation comedy-style twist on both...
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1982
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Mild-mannered immigrant mechanic Latka Gravas (Andy Kaufman) is frustrated by his lack of success with women. Hoping to...
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1981
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In her capacity as a part-time art curator, Elaine (Marilu Henner) makes the acquaintance of Craig Egan (Paul Sand), a...
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1981
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Jack Gilford returns in the role of Joe Rieger, estranged father of cab driver Alex (Judd Hirsch). Much against his better...
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1981
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Having endured one too many hard knocks in the boxing ring, eTony Banta (Tony Danza) has elected to hang up his gloves and...
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1981
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In the first episode of a two-part story, the Sunshine Cab Company goes out of business forcing the cabbies to seek...
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1981
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Series star Danny DeVito's real-life significant other Rhea Perlman repireses her role as Zena Sherman, off-and-on girlfriend...
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1981
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With six Emmy awards under its belt for the previous season's output, Taxi launches season four with an episode built around...
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1981
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Incensed over the bad theatrical reviews doled out by critic John Bowman (John Harkins), Bobby (Jeff Conaway) writes a...
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1981
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, the cabbies gather together to recall their misadventures in the job pool during the...
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1981
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1981
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Lecherous Louie (Danny DeVito) is practically salivating over the prospect of going on a training drive with a pretty young...
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1981
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Elaine (Marilu Henner) has nowhere to go when she is forced out of her apartment. Well, almost nowhere: Fellow cabbie and...
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1981
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Julia DeVito, real-life mother of series regular Danny DeVito, appears in this episode as the mother of obnoxious taxi...
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1981
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For years, Tony Banta (Tony Danza) has driven a cab to finance his dream -- that of being a champion boxer. Also, for years...
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1981
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A briefcase left in the back of Bobby's (Jeff Conaway) cab yields an invitation list for a lavish yacht party. Every name on...
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1981
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1981
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Cookie entrepreneur Wally "Famous" Amos appears as himself in this episode, wherein immigrant mechanic Latka Gravas...
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1981
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Hoping to escape from the pressures of city life in general and their jobs in particular, all of the cabbies except for...
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1981
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Aspiring actor Bobby (Jeff Conaway) is persuaded that his fellow cabbie, would-be boxing champ Tony Banta (Tony Danza), would...
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1981
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A private detective (played by Dick Yarmy, brother of comedian Don Adams) shows up at the garage in search of one of the...
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1980
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Forever unlucky in love, Elaine (Marilu Henner) hopes that her current boyfriend, Kirk (John David Cameron), will work out....
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1980
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1980
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Former Rhoda co-star (and future voice of Marge Simpson) Julie Kavner guest stars as Monica, the nutty, recently divorced...
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1980
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1980
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, the cabbies continue to discuss their personal fantasies, inspired by a package of...
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1980
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1980
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, the cabbies have gone on strike, with "shop steward" Elaine (Marilu Henner) leading...
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1980
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After an exciting ski trip during which he managed to overcome several long-standing fears, Alex (Judd Hirsch) has vowed to...
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1980
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In the first episode of a two-part story, the cabbies are up in arms over the Sunshine Taxi Company's refusal to provide...
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1980
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1980
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Elaine (Marilu Henner) has come up with a seemingly foolproof plan to solve her fellow cabbies' financial woes. She has...
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1980
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1980
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Carol Kane makes her first series appearance as Simka Dahblitz, a woman from the same unpronounceable foreign country as...
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1980
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The normally outspoken and abrasive Louie (Danny DeVito) is cowed into silence (or at least, near-silence) at the prospect of...
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1979
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Having just broken up a relationship, Elaine (Marilu Henner) is unusually receptive to the unsigned love notes being sent to...
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1979
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1979
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Marc Anthony Danza, real-life son of Taxi co-star Tony Danza (Tony Banta), is cast in this episode as Brian Sims, an invalid...
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1979
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The cabbies are shocked to learn that mild-mannered Latka (Andy Kaufman) was a rebel general in his own country -- and Latka...
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1979
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When Latka (Andy Kaufman) is evicted from his apartment, Alex (Judd Hirsch) offers to help him find a new place. Even so,...
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1979
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A mutual attraction for an attractive girl named Janet (Constance Forslund) puts a severe strain on the friendship between...
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1979
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Suzanne Kent returns in the role of Angela Matusa, the extremely overweight girl with whom Alex (Judd Hirsch) went out on a...
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1979
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The latest in a long line of setbacks in his acting career befalls poor Bobby (Jeff Conaway). What is especially galling is...
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1979
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Stressed out from juggling her job as a cabbie with her responsibilities as a single mother and her burgeoning art-curator...
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1979
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With this episode, Christopher Lloyd becomes a regular in the role of zonked-out hippie minister Reverend Jim. Running into...
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1979
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Alex (Judd Hirsch) is surprisingly unaffected when his sister Charlotte (Joan Hackett) shows up with the news that their...
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1979
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1979
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In the last episode of Taxi's first season, Michael Herschewe appears as Elaine's son Jason, a role later played on a...
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1979
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1979
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Alex (Judd Hirsch) barely escapes death -- and the loss of an ear -- when a mugger takes a shot at him. After this brush with...
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1979
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This Taxi episode was originally seen on Thursday instead of the series' usual first-season Tuesday night slot. After years...
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1979
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1979
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Can it be that nasty Louie (Danny DeVito) is on the verge of reformation? Nervous about an upcoming gallstone operation,...
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1979
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Obliged to go out of town for a state middleweight championship, Tony (Tony Danza) entrusts the care of his beloved goldfish...
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1979
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Oscar-winning actress Ruth Gordon earned an Emmy award for her work in this episode. Gordon is cast as septuagenarian Dee...
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1979
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The garage becomes a unofficial gambling emporium when the cabbies place bets as to whether Alex (Judd Hirsch) can bring in...
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1979
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When Latka (Andy Kaufman) announces that his mother is coming from the Old Country to pay him a visit, the cabbies expect to...
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1979
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, mechanic Latka (Andy Kaufman) works day and night to repair cab 804, the oldest taxi...
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1978
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In the first episode of a two-part story, klutzy John Burns (Randall Carver) smashes up cab 804, the oldest vehicle in the...
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1978
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Try though he might, Tony (Tony Danza) cannot shed himself of his troublesome girlfriend, an overambitious, overpossessive...
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1978
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Louie (Danny DeVito) is nervous about attending his 20th high-school reunion -- especially since the last time he saw his...
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1978
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While preparing a cocktail party for a group of high-profile art dealers, Elaine (Marilu Henner) invites Alex (Judd Hirsch)...
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1978
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Collegiate cab driver John Burns (Randall Carver) and his new bride Suzanne (Ellen Regan) have stretched their budget to the...
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1978
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Shy Bobby (Randall Carver) conspires with self-assured Tony (Tony Danza) to come up with a sure-fire "line" for picking up...
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1978
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Now that his visa had expired, Latka (Andy Kaufman) must marry an American girl in order to stay in the country. Elected to...
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1978
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Intrigued by the sexy voice of answering-service operator Angela (Suzanne Kent), Alex (Judd Hirsch) asks her for a date. On...
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1978
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Hired as a sparring partner for champion Carlos Navarone (played by real-life WBC welterweight champ Carlos Palomino), Tony...
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1978
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1978
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Christmas is hardly a time of peace on earth and good will to men for Louie (Danny DeVito), especially when his prodigal...
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1978
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Taxi's very first episode gets under way as would-be art dealer Elaine Nardo (Marilu Henner) strolls into the offices of New...
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1978
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Taxi briefly moved from its first-season Tuesday night slot to Thursday for this episode in which cab driver and would-be...
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1978
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Weary of the exigencies of life in the big city, Bob applies for a professorial post at a small-town college. The institute,...
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1977
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This episode hauls out "Standad Sitcom Situation #4001", in which one of the main characters allows a unexpected burst of...
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1977
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In their efforts to earn 20 dollars in order to attend a cocktail party, the girls agree to be human guinea pigs for a team...
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1977
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While picking up a few things at a department store, Laverne (Penny Marshall) is falsely accused of shoplifting. Rushing to...
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1977
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William Redfield guest stars as Howard Borden's brother, Gordon, a bird-sanctuary warden with a history of claiming things...
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1976
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Carol decides to go to night school in pursuit of a degree in psychology. Not only does this upset the routine in Bob's...
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1976
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The aptly named Icky Hector (Greg Antonacci) is tired of being turned down for dates by girls in general and Laverne (Penny...
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1976
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Suffering from insomnia, Mary (Mary Richards) begins taking sleeping pills. Alas, the heroine soon develops a dependency for...
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1976
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1976
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Having signed up for a creative writing class, Mary (Mary Richards) shows her efforts to Lou (Ed Asner), insisting that he...
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1976
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Now that he is retired, Jerry can devote his energy to locating his birth parents. Alas, his first two efforts --...
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1976
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Laverne (Penny Marshall) and Shirley (Cindy Williams) are none too happy as they watch the guys at the Pizza Bowl ogle a bevy...
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1976
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Laverne (Penny Marshall) and Shirley (Cindy Williams) don't know what they're in for when they agree to a blind date with a...
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1976
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The morning after a wild party at the brewery, Laverne (Penny Marshall) groggily awakens to find that she's wearing a pair of...
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1976
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Having lost the grand prize at four previous Shotz Brewery talent shows, Laverne (Penny Marshall) are determined to make the...
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1976
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Bob's parents are briefly uprooted while their house is being painted. While Dad Hartley (Barnard Hughes) goes off on a...
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1975
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Emily leaves town to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, leaving Bob, his friends, and his patients to fend for themselves....
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1975
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The name of this Bob Newhart Show episode is proof incarnate that the series' producers were growing tired of coming up with...
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1975
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Emily is swept up by the enthusiasm of a group of fellow teachers, who want to open a children's summer camp. Though Bob is...
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1975
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Emily can't understand why Bob refuses to meet his former girlfriend. Bob's answers are vague, but serve to satisfy Emily....
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1975
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"Happy Homemaker" Sue Ann Nivens (Betty White) has decided that Lou Grant (Ed Asner) is the man for her. With the reluctant...
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1975
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Though not the first episode filmed for The Bob Newhart Show's fourth season, "The Longest Good-Bye" was chosen as the season...
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1975
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With Lou Grant (Ed Asner) still melancholy over the breakup of his marriage, Mary (Mary Tyler Moore) suggests that he'd feel...
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1974
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