Nicholas Colasanto

Carla and Eddie plan to get married if they can get past superstition, Eddie's mother, Carla's children, and Rebecca's nerves as she waits for her boss to show up at the bar.

Kojak's investigation into the murder of Kate McNeill's lover takes an unexpected twist.

Shelley Long rejoins the rest of the gang for a unique look back at the past eight years. Instead of meeting in the bar, the cast and crew assemble in front of a live audience in an auditorium.

It's last call for Boston's most famous tavern in the Emmy Award-winning show's final season, when Rebecca accidentally sets the bar on fire, Sam escalates the war of practical jokes with a neighboring saloon and Frasier and Lilith break up for good. Meanwhile, Norm gets a job as a brewery's beer taster, Cliff discovers he may be a father, and in the last episode, long-lost Diane returns to Cheers for a final reunion.

Laughter, camaraderie and beer continue to flow at the Boston bar filled with quirky regulars in the ninth season of the long-running sitcom, especially now that Sam has ownership of the establishment again. Developments this season include Rebecca's plan to marry jailbird Robin Colcord, an ongoing feud between the bar folks and the new owner of the second floor restaurant, and Carla's quest to be crowned Miss Boston Barmaid.

After a stay in a psychiatric institution, Diane (Shelley Long) returns to Cheers to help Sam (Ted Danson) get clean and sober. She enlists the services of uptight shrink Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer), who also happens to be her new beau. Meanwhile, Norm (George Wendt) goes to jail, Carla (Rhea Perlman) gets a proposition from her ex-husband, and Coach (Nicholas Colasanto) gets engaged -- and then dumped.

Woody embarks on his new life as city councilor, Norm embarks on his new life as a civil servant, and Rebecca and Sam begin new relationships.

Sam (Ted Danson) and Diane (Shelley Long) prove that opposites really do attract when they finally get together in the hit sitcom's second season -- much to the chagrin of some of the regulars -- but their unlikely romance is hardly smooth sailing. Meanwhile, Coach (Nicholas Colasanto) signs on to manage a Little League Baseball team, Carla (Rhea Perlman) goes into labor, and Cliff (John Ratzenberger) spars with a fellow patron.

The classic Boston bar continues to thrive in Season 6 of hilarious episodes that find Sam Malone (Ted Danson) flat broke and back at Cheers (after selling the bar and buying a yacht that sank). Promptly, he clashes with the pub's new manager, Rebecca Howe (Kirstie Alley). She's a smart, sassy woman who has no intention of succumbing to Sam's charms. Woody Harrelson, Rhea Pearlman, Kelsey Grammer, Bebe Neuwirth and George Wendt co-star.

Your favorite Boston neighborhood bar -- where everybody knows your name -- lives on in this complete collection of the show's first season. Bartender Sam Malone (Ted Danson) and the object of his unrequited love, Diane (Shelley Long), cross swords in hilarious episodes from the landmark television comedy. Joining them for the fun in one of the most popular television series ever are Norm, Cliff, Carla, Frasier and "Coach."

Woody embarks on his new life as city councilor, Norm embarks on his new life as a civil servant, and Rebecca and Sam begin new relationships.

Pull up a stool and join the regulars at the Boston bar "where everybody knows your name" for Season 8 of one of this long-running television comedy. As the season opens, millionaire Robin (Roger Rees) arrives to woo bar manager Rebecca (Kirstie Alley) and torment Sam (Ted Danson). Meanwhile, Cliff (John Ratzenberger) goes on "Jeopardy"; Carla (Rhea Perlman) calls in an exorcist; and the barflies hold a beard-growing contest.