80s Sitcoms

Sam is reacquainted with his old flame Diane Chambers and they both lie about their happiness.

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

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.

Woody, dressed up as Mark Twain for a local theater production, walks into the bar and captures an older woman's heart.

Sam seeks professional help for his sex addiction; Rebecca finds herself attracted to the beer-tap repairman.

Diane uses a college classmate (J. Eddie Peck) to make Sam jealous; Cliff persuades Norm to join his fraternal organization.

Woody returns from England a changed man; Sam becomes Frasier's personal fitness trainer.

Rebecca flees to San Diego; Frasier reads his updated classics to the bar bunch.

Cliff (John Ratzenberger) handcuffs himself to his mother's (Frances Sternhagen) house in an effort to save it from demolition.

Frasier regrets bringing his low self-esteem group to Cheers; Woody's barbering talents leave Sam distressed.

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

Sam pretends that he is impotent so he can consult with a beautiful psychiatrist (Madolyn Smith Osborne).

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

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

Sam meets one of Diane's intense friends (Carol Kane), who invites her parents over to meet Sam, their future son-in-law, hours after their first date.

The gang at Cheers calls in a ringer to help the pub win a bowling match against a rival bar.

Sam tries to sabotage Rebecca's efforts to operate a successful tea-room in what was formerly his pool-room; Woody's chili is a hit.

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.

Norm and Cliff go to Burbank after Cliff is convinced that Johnny Carson will be using one of his jokes.

Carla's 16-year-old son wants to marry his high-school sweetheart.

When the guests return to Cheers following Woody's wedding, a carelessly discarded cigarette sets the bar on fire.

An old baseball buddy encourages Sam to try out for the Red Sox farm team; Frasier takes care of Lilith's lab rat.

Woody (Woody Harrelson) is more than a little concerned when his girlfriend's mother (Melendy Britt) makes passes at him.

Sam and Woody have a competition to see who can kiss Rebecca first.

Although she won't admit it, Carla is afraid to spend the night alone in her new house.

John McLaughlin moderates a 200th-episode retrospective that includes a question-and-answer session with the cast, rare clips and anecdotes.

John McLaughlin moderates a 200th-episode retrospective that includes a question-and-answer session with the cast, rare clips and anecdotes.

Evan offers Sam a promotion -- a deal laced with an ulterior motive.

Diane suffers a mysterious allergic reaction after moving in with Frasier.

Norm and the gang gather at Carla's house for a sumptuous Thanksgiving feast that evolves into a tumultuous food fight.

Hustler Harry (Harry Anderson) helps Cheers in a rivalry with another bar.

Sam vows a year of celibacy if he is not the father of an ex-girlfriend's baby.

Rebecca regrets hiring Woody's cousin Russell (Harry Connick Jr.) to play piano at the bar; Cliff gets a new uniform.

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

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

Alex learns an unforgettable lesson when he becomes Big Brother to a 10-year-old boy.

Elyse hires an underqualified friend to handle secretarial chores.

Unhappy Jennifer wanders away from babysitter Alex when he takes her to a poker game.

Rebecca is on cloud nine following an enchanting evening with Robin Colcord (Roger Rees), much to Sam's chagrin.

Cliff is in heaven when both Carla and Diane accept a date with him for the Postman's Ball.

Carla tricks a man into believing he is the father of her child.

Carla finds the perfect replacement for Diane, who is traveling through Europe.

Rebecca gets cold feet after accepting Robin's marriage proposal; Frasier can't stop singing.

Nick, rejected by his new wife, attempts to regain Carla's love.

Rebecca makes Thanksgiving dinner for everyone; Woody catches Kelly's dad (Richard Doyle) in a compromising position.

Sam returns to the bar when his trip around the world is cut short by a sunken craft; his attempts to regain his old job are hampered by the bar's management.

Norm's plan to avoid an IRS audit backfires; Sam tries to prevent the bar from watching an old Red Sox game.

Diane fears she is being followed by a deranged actor that is out to kill her.

Cliff's old girlfriend blows back into town after a six-month absence; Rebecca hires a jingle writer.

Woody feels inadequate and defects to the competition on the eve of a drink-mixing contest.

Sam panics when a series of coincidental events makes him feel old.

Carla must carry out an unusual family tradition; drinks flow freely.