80s Sitcoms

Sam spends the night looking for a place to sleep when he locks his keys in the bar at closing time.

Sam dispatches Carla to get revenge on John Allen Hill; on horseback, Cliff suffers from pony distress.

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

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

Sam decides to sell the bar and move to California with Diane.

While working as a DJ at the high school radio station, Alex becomes friends with an older woman.

When coach Alex gets players dropping off the team, Jennifer gets Skippy's clumsy sister to join.

The Spirit of Christmas visits Alex in a dream, as ghosts resembling Jennifer and Mallory reveal the past and the future.

Steven and Elyse's divorced friend runs away from a serious family problem.

Diane brags about her date at a trendy restaurant, so Sam pretends to be a world-famous heart surgeon to get reservations of his own.

Sam faces a moral dilemma as he debates telling Rebecca about Robin's (Roger Rees) cheating ways.

Sam's matchmaking skills shine when Frasier announces plans to marry the girl Sam picked out for him.

Cliff tries to persuade a wealthy man into marrying his mother.

The Cheers regulars fear that the place will become a gay hangout.

Diane becomes upset when Sam hits on an old friend of hers who's on the rebound.

Carla seeks help from Frasier when her fear of flying leads Eddie, who is working out of town, to believe she is ashamed of his job.

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

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

When Coach buys an antique scale that also prints out fortunes, the gang finds them coming true.

Rebecca invites the mayor of Boston to the Cheers' centennial anniversary party; Lilith goes into labor as the festivities surrounding the bar's 100th anniversary hit a high note.

Diane gives a prized book signed by Ernest Hemingway to Sam as collateral for the loan he gave her.

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

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

Sparks fly when Alex defies his mother and goes to a bar on his 18th birthday.

A hysterical Mallory disrupts Alex's college interview to tell him about her two-timing boyfriend.

Elyse is worried about her soon-to-be-divorced mother's quick jump into the singles world.

Alex discovers Uncle Ned's (Tom Hanks) serious drinking problem.

When Sam's goddaughter (Cady McClain) moves to Boston to attend college, Sam asks Woody to show her around town.

The gang has reservations about Sam's desire to rehire Rebecca.

Sam is threatened with a lawsuit after hot-headed Carla attacks an obnoxious Yankees fan (Ron Karobatsos).

A 20-year-old executive (Alex Nevil) develops a crush on Rebecca.

Rebecca promises Sam anything if he finds borrowed diamond earrings she lost.

Cliff has his visiting mother (Frances Sternhagen) stay at Woody's place.

Sam questions Norm's abilities when he hires him as an accountant.

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.

Sam tries to charm his beloved sports car away from the widow (Dana Delany) of the man who bought it.

Cliff's storehouse of irrelevant facts is tested when he becomes a contestant on "Jeopardy!".

The regular gang finds Sam and Diane's romance hard to believe, a view apparently shared by Diane.

Carla rejects a man interested in her romantically, convinced that he must have some fatal flaw.

Carla convinces Sam to reveal his deepest secret after she confides that she has slept with one of the regulars.

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

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

Alex pretends he is a supporter of the Equal Rights Amendment to impress an attractive feminist.

Mallory's afraid she'll lose her new boyfriend if she doesn't give in to his romantic requests.

Alex has two dates for the senior prom after his dream girl changes her mind about going with him.

Elyse goes on stage at a local club to sing folk style, but finds the audience does not like it.

Sam enlists Carla and Norm to help him race Robin's yacht in the Boston Regatta.

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

Rebecca hopes an old flame (Harvey Fierstein) will sweep her off her feet; Sam forms a support group.

While Norm paints Evan's house, Rebecca sneaks a look at his bedroom -- and is trapped when he comes home unexpectedly.

Diane's well-to-do mother will lose her inheritance if Diane isn't married within 24 hours.

Sam tries to keep Rebecca from finding out about his second job as a substitute for a local sportscaster.

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

Woody puzzles over how to handle a former boxer (Tyrone Power Jr.) who insulted him.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

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

Lilith wins a weekend with Sam at a Cheers-sponsored "hunk" auction.