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Sam and Diane are plagued with doubts about getting back together.
Reconciliation comes from Sam and Diane after an unexpected turn of events.
The gang finally finds out what has happened to Diane Chambers when they see her winning an award on television. Sam calls Diane to congratulate her and ends up inviting her back to Boston where they reunite one last time. Meanwhile, Don the plumber pops the question to Rebecca and gets an unexpected answer.
Rebecca finds herself really attracted to a handsome plumber. Sam joins a help group for sexual compulsives.
After Woody, Kelly and her father Lloyd arrive at Cheers talking about classical music (they'd been to a symphony), Rebecca joins in the conversation and impresses Lloyd. He invites her to a society function. Rebecca thinks it is a date and is thrilled to bits - but is in for a shock when she arrives. Meanwhile Esther Clavin has been put in a retirement home by Cliff, but whilst Cliff feels guilty, the others think he has murdered his mother.
After Woody, Kelly and her father Lloyd arrive at Cheers talking about classical music (they'd been to a symphony), Rebecca joins in the conversation and impresses Lloyd. He invites her to a society function. Rebecca thinks it is a date and is thrilled to bits - but is in for a shock when she arrives. Meanwhile Esther Clavin has been put in a retirement home by Cliff, but whilst Cliff feels guilty, the others think he has murdered his mother.
A night of drinking leads to some surprises and revelations when Carla tells Sam that she drunkenly slept with one of the regulars that night - but can't remember who! Could it be Norm, or Cliff, or Frasier, or what about the most unlikely person in the bar she could have slept with - Paul.....?
Frasier decides to conduct an experiment in voter psychology by getting Woody on the ballot for city council and is shocked by the results.
Sam locks himself out of the bar with his house keys inside so he begins a search for a place to sleep for the night which proves more difficult than expected.
Sam enlists Harry the Hat to help win the latest war of practical jokes between Cheers and Gary's Old Towne Tavern.
Sam puts the bar's former owner in charge while he and the guys go to a drive-in theater before it closes down.
Lilith returns to Frasier only to find him with Rebecca. Matters are complicated when Lilith's disgruntled former lover comes looking for her.
The gang finds out that Frasier has officially divorced from Lilith so they try to cheer him up with a party. The party leads to a little drinking which leads to an unexpected shared moment between Frasier and Rebecca.
Carla's daughter insists on having her father walk her down the aisle, despite Carla's objections.
Robin turns up with bad news and good news. The bad news is he's broke, flat, busted. The good news is he's remembered that a money belt stuffed with cash is hidden in the bar somewhere.
Norm can avoid an audit, if he'll just sleep with his investigating IRS agent. Sam is very reluctant to let the gang watch a videotape of one of his old games.
Frasier decides to start dating again now that Lilith has left him, so he makes a date with his young secretary, Shauna. Meanwhile, Cheers is hosting a family reunion, and Cliff and Norm are hired to videotape it.
Sam gets cold feet about reaquiring his beloved car, and goes so far as to romance the buyer's widow to get it back. Rebecca befriends a pig destined to be Woody's Christmas dinner.
Rebecca's father attempts to make her return with him to San Diego while Woody tries to exert his will over Kelly, to make her move her things to his apartment.
Carla tries to hide her feelings when John Hill has a heart attack. Cliff believes that Hitler has moved into his building.
Kelly's father is convinced that Woody has blackmail on his mind when Woody sees Mr. Gaines in a romantic act with his brother's wife. Rebecca plans to hold a Thanksgiving dinner at the bar.
A distraught Frasier ends up on a ledge after Lilith informs him that she wants to spend a year away from him, sealed in a biosphere with her lover.
Rebecca spots Lilith with another man, and doesn't know whether to tell Frasier. Meanwhile, Sam hires a bouncer named Tiny, but can't bring himself to fire Tiny when nobody wants to go near him.
Maggie returns to Cheers and Cliffie, this time claiming she's carrying his baby. Rebecca hires a hack songwriter to create a jingle for the bar.
Henrí challenges Sam to a contest to see who's the bigger ladies' man. Rebecca resorts to desperate measures in her quest to quit smoking.
Norm's new job seems like a dream come true when he becomes a beer taster at a brewery. Rebecca finds she can't tear herself away from the bar's new slot machine.
Carla is forced to clean up her act and behave nicely when she's has to find another job while Cheers is being rebuilt. Woody's faith in Kelly is shaken when he learns they have religious differences.
Rebecca's smoking gets her into big trouble when she accidentally starts a fire in the bar and blames it on faulty wiring.
Get ready for an exciting season, starting with the addition of Woody Boyd (Woody Harrelson), the new bartender at Cheers in "Birth, Death, Love and Rice". As Sam starts dating, Diane deals with her jealousy in both different and unusual ways. In "Strange Bedfellows, Part 1" Diane and Same come up with a plan to help Frasier regain his confidence as a doctor, but it backfires in "The Triangle". Norm wrestles with his conscience in "The Peterson Principle". Cliff's dating life becomes complicated in "Cliffie's Big Score" and Carla and Sam get down in "Save The Last Dance For Me".
The old gang of Cheers is back in action in its third season. Joining the cast is Kelsey Grammer as psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Crane, brought in by Diane to help Sam recover after he fell off the wagon - without mentioning they're dating. As Diane and Frasier's relationship progresses, Coach gets engaged "Coach In Love, Part 1 & 2". Norm takes off for Bora Bora "Peterson Crusoe" and Sam attempts to sound like Diane in order to impress a female reporter investigating the Boston singles scene "Behind Every Great Man". In "Cheerio" Diane leaves Cheers with Fraiser for Italy, only to frantically call Sam after Frasier proposes in "Rescue Me".
This season focuses on Sam and Diane's relationship. The attraction that they have for one another is clear, but their compatibility is tested throughout the season, especially in "Sumner's Return" and it doesn't help when Sam's friend intervenes "Old Flames". Meanwhile, Cliff's vast array of knowledge gets him into trouble, "Cliff's Rocky Moment". While on maternity leave in "Little Sister Don't Cha" Carla's younger sister fills in for Carla only to return as her 'say it like it is' self. Meanwhile, Coach finds himself getting stuck into unexpected and awkward situations when trying to do right "Coach Buries a Grudge".
Cheers premiered in 1982 and the story about a blue-collar Boston bar run by former sports star Sam Malone and the quirky and wonderful people who worked and drank there quickly captured America's heart. In its first season Sam and pampered new waitress Diane Chambers deal with their mutually growing crush while handling a parade of strange customers. Bar know-it-all Cliff Clavin, perpetually unemployed yet ever-present Norm Peterson, cranky and down-to-earth waitress Carla, and bartender Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso round out the eccentric main cast. Be sure to watch "Diane's Perfect Date," where Sam and Diane dare to find each other's perfect date, as well as the season finale "Showdown," where Diane falls for Sam's older brother.