Shelley Long TV Schedule

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Cheers: Someone Single, Someone Blue — Shelley Long

Diane's wealthy mother shows up the day before her daughter's birthday with news that Diane must marry immediately or Mum becomes a pauper. After considering a list of prospective mates, Diane proposes a "strictly business" union with Sam.

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Cheers: Showdown part 1 — Shelley Long

In Part 1 of a two-parter, Sam's successful, intelligent and thoroughly charming brother Derek visits and soon spirits Diane off to Nantucket.

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Cheers: Showdown part 2 — Shelley Long

Conclusion of two parts. In the first-season finale, Diane decides to fly off to Paris with Sam's dashing brother, then hopes Sam will try to talk her out of it.

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Cheers: Power Play — Shelley Long

In the second-season opener, Sam and Diane's nascent romance meets with great scepticism from the gang, who seem to be prophetic when Diane throws Sam out of her apartment after only five minutes.

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Cheers: Little Sister, Don't Cha — Shelley Long

While Carla is on maternity leave, the seemingly innocent Annette fills in at the bar and shocks everyone with her unseemly dating habits.

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Cheers: Personal Business — Shelley Long

Diane, frustrated with her job and angered by Carla's charge that she receives preferential treatment as the boss's girlfriend, quits Cheers for a more fulfilling career; and a liberated Norm is on the prowl after splitting up with Vera.

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Joan of Arcadia: Vanity, Thy Name Is Human — Shelley Long

God gets Joan to take a class on cosmetology where she gets a good foundation on the principles of self-concept and esteem, leading her to renounce makeup and regular bathing. Meanwhile, Kevin reunites with a former girlfriend (Kimberly McCullough). Adam: Christopher Marquette. Grace: Becky Wahlstrom. Glynis: Mageina Tovah.

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Cheers: Homicidal Ham — Shelley Long

Diane's "perfect date", lady-killing ex-con Andy---he once murdered a waitress---returns to Cheers, and she helps him pursue an acting career. On the night of their big performance, the strangulation scene from "Othello", Diane develops real stage fright when she realises he's actually going to kill her.

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Cheers: Sumner's Return — Shelley Long

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Cheers: Affairs of the Heart — Shelley Long

Cynical Carla ignores the romantic overtures of a perfectly nice gentleman named Hank, believing that if he's interested in her, he must have a "fatal flaw". When he and Carla finally go out on a date, Coach mentions to the gang that Hank has a bad heart and that too much carnal excitement isn't good for him.

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Cheers: Old Flames — Shelley Long

Recently divorced sportscaster Dave Richards bets that he can break up Sam and Diane in 24 hours.

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Cheers: Manager Coach — Shelley Long

When normally mild-mannered Coach gets a shot at managing a Little League team, he turns into a win-at-all-costs tyrant.

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Cheers: They Called Me Mayday — Shelley Long

Dick Cavett suggests that the public may be interested in Sam's memoirs, an idea that disturbs "budding poetic genius" Diane; and Norm wants to have it out with a high-school rival who's dating Vera.

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Cheers: Just Three Friends — Shelley Long

Diane's best friend since childhood moves to Boston and begins to clandestinely put the moves on Sam. When he tells Diane, she refuses to believe him, until the three share an intimate dinner at Diane's.

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Cheers: Battle of the Exes — Shelley Long