Cheers

Sam and Diane hit speed bumps on their road to romance.

While Carla's in labor, her promiscuous sister goes on the prowl at Cheers.

Diane takes another job when Carla complains that she's getting special treatment.

Diane's efforts backfire when she allows an ex-con take the stage at Cheers.

Diane goes on a dinner date with her ex and his wife.

Carla's new love interest could die from too much excitement.

Sam's newly divorced friend tries to come between him and Diane.

Coach sports an attitude when he coaches a little-league team.

Dick Cavett visits Cheers and suggests Sam publish his own writings.

Sam finally tells Diane he loves her, but his delivery is detrimental.

Diane's good friend moves to town and makes a move on Sam.

Kramer includes Cheers in his will when he receives a dismal prognosis.

Carla shows up at her ex-husband's wedding with Sam as her date.

Sam regrets hiring Norm to do his taxes.

Diane and Sam try to get Coach out of their hair by arranging a double date.

Cliff takes off when a customer picks a fight.

Coach brings fortunes to Cheers when he buys an antique scale.

Diane forbids Sam to go on an annual ski trip with his buddies.

Coach is hurt when he learns that his deceased friend once propositioned his wife.

Norm tries to prove his manliness when his new client makes advances.

Sam hires a brilliant artist to paint Diane as a peace offering.

Diane defends her relationship with Sam to a slandering artist.