80s Sitcoms

Norm thinks he must have an affair with an attractive client to prove his manhood.

Carla consults a psychic (Georgia Brown) concerning her late husband's attempts to contact her from beyond.

Frasier is devastated when he discovers that his learned mentor has been dating Carla.

Steven and his father realize they may be able to iron out their long-lasting differences.

Mallory's frightened when a close family friend makes a pass at her.

As the new editor, Alex names cheating pupils in the school paper.

Elyse and Steven's participation in an anti-nuke rally on Thanksgiving lands them in jail.

Robin (Roger Rees) and Rebecca face criminal charges following an ill-fated corporate takeover attempt.

Diane feels as though her life is doomed when a poem she submits for publication is rejected while Sam's amateur poetry is published.

Cliff transforms his neighbor into a beautiful woman; Rebecca says she'll sleep with Sam if she can't quit smoking.

Sam tries to get Rebecca her job back after she is fired as manager, and he is hired to replace her.

Sam encourages a reunion between feuding sisters Rebecca and Susan (Marcia Cross).

Norm's creation of a fictional house-painting partner results in real problems for him.

When a suspicious spot appears on Norm's chest X-ray, he decides to fulfill a dream of sailing around the world.

Carla plans to marry Eddie but wants to quit waitressing due to Eddie's career; Rebecca refuses to allow the wedding reception in the bar until Sam persuades Rebecca that the reception will impress her boss Mr. Drake.

Rebecca puts Sam in charge of Carla's wedding plans; Sam orders Woody to tell the church that the couple are late, Cliff to retrieve Eddie and Frasier to pick up Carla's gown.

Red Sox pitcher Rick Walker falls into a slump and asks his idol Sam for advice.

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.

Cliff's long-lost father comes for a visit, but he soon learns why he came.

Sam's passion for making a baby with Rebecca is dampened by thoughts of parental responsibility.

Sam is injured on Valentine's Day; the Doctors Crane get their singles groups together.

Carla claims that Diane is getting preferential treatment; Diane looks for a new job.

Woody is depressed after a commercial appearance for a product he can't stand.

Alex leaves his job at a small grocery store for an ultramodern supermarket.

Steven and Elyse wonder if they should buy a gun for protection after their home is burglarized.

On a snowy Christmas Day, the Keaton family looks back on the births of Alex, Mallory and Jennifer.

Elyse's advice to Mallory's pregnant friend backfires when she decided to help talk with mom.

Carla's offspring are guinea pigs for Rebecca and Sam; Cliff attempts to videotape Woody and Kelly.

After Diane refuses his proposal once again, Sam loses his temper and finds himself charged with assault and battery.

Norm paints Rebecca's office and apartment to pay off his overextended bar tab.

Sam and Rebecca ponder what having a baby will be like; Norm and Cliff get cabin fever.

Carla transforms herself into what she thinks is Eddie's ideal woman.

Sam clashes with the new owner (Keene Curtis) of the restaurant upstairs; Woody is worried about his girlfriend.

Woody decides to elope after misconstruing Sam's advice; Norm pulls designated driver duty.

Sam and Diane want to spend some time alone together, but the lonely Coach keeps joining them.

Rebecca can't convince the others that a married author (John McMartin) is interested in her.

Sam and Diane separate for a week to re-evaluate their relationship.

Actor Woody has to explain a stage smooch to his girlfriend; the guys engage in a "best beard" contest.

Lilith and Frasier are shocked to discover that their son is only of average intelligence; Rebecca grows desperate for her jailed lover, Robin (Roger Rees).

A twist on the "Cinderella" story finds Diane trying to locate a man who left his coat at Cheers.

Sam breaks one of his cardinal rules when he dates the wife of a jealous man.

A popular sorority girl befriends Mallory with hopes of getting close to Alex.

Elyse's brother (Tom Hanks) arrives for a visit and surprises everyone with his cloak-and-dagger behavior.

FBI agents pursue Elyse's brother (Tom Hanks), who allegedly embezzled $4.5 million from his company.

Alex gets in trouble when he secretly invests Steven's money in stock.

Carla's daughter announces she is pregnant and is going to marry the father; Carla's ex-husband and his wife show up at the wedding.

Diane tries to keep Sam from going on a ski weekend with the guys.

Rebecca and Lilith throw a slumber party for depressed Carla.

Sam's crushed when he donates his baseball jersey to a charity auction and nobody bids on it.

Carla's son Gino (Josh Lozoff) decides to enter the priesthood; Cliff tries out his stand-up comedy act.

Rebecca convinces Sam to let her run the bar, then lets the liquor license expire; Woody joins a poolroom poker game.

Celtics star Kevin McHale is injured by Woody when he plays in a match as a favor to Sam.

Sam tries to initiate a relationship with Rebecca after discovering that she has been dreaming about him.

Sam is the runner-up in the race for Rebecca when she is swept off her feet by another man (Roger Rees).

Diane's sympathy for the previous owners of the house she and Sam bought jeopardizes their moving plans.

Cliff announces his raise at the post office; Woody and Sam want a raise, but the bar's takings have been declining for three months, risking closure; to increase takings, Sam and Woody raffle a Caribbean cruise, attracting many customers.

The Cheers gang takes on a rival bar in a war of outrageous pranks; the gang becomes paranoid of all strangers entering the bar, including Boston Red Sox third baseman Wade Boggs.

Carla feels responsible when John Allen Hill suffers a heart attack after she admits her feelings for him.

Diane and Carla decide to bury the hatchet over after work drinks.

Frasier vows never to cross Cheers' threshold again; Woody can't turn off a cable shopping channel.

Cliff experiences a peculiar case of blindness that inexplicably manifests whenever his new-found love brings up the topic of marriage.

A shy French tutor asks Alex's advice on winning over Mallory.