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The Improbable Dream, Part 1

Season eight opens with fresh energy as the show proves it can keep finding new comedy in familiar territory.

September 21, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Dan Staley, Rob Long
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2
The Improbable Dream, Part 2

Sam's personal life takes a new turn that the bar regulars follow with their usual unsolicited commentary.

September 21, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Dan Staley, Rob Long
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3
A Bar Is Born

Rebecca faces another setback that she handles with the dramatic flair that makes her endlessly entertaining.

October 05, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
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4
How to Marry a Mailman

Carla's tough exterior gets tested by an emotional situation that reveals the depth beneath her wisecracks.

October 12, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Lloyd
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5
Two Girls for Every Boyd

Woody and Kelly's relationship reaches a new level that's as charming as it is funny.

October 19, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Ken Levine, David Isaacs
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6
The Stork Brings a Crane

Cliff gets recognition for something, and his pride is both touching and completely over the top.

October 26, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
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7
Death Takes a Holiday on Ice

Norm's corner stool becomes the center of a bar-wide crisis when someone else tries to sit in it.

November 02, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Ken Levine, David Isaacs
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8
For Real Men Only

Sam and Rebecca dance around their feelings in an episode that mines their tension for maximum comedy.

November 09, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Lloyd
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9
Two-Timing Woody

A night at Cheers turns unexpectedly philosophical as the regulars ponder life's big questions over cold ones.

November 16, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Dan Staley, Rob Long
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10
The Art of the Steal

Carla takes charge of a situation with her trademark combination of aggression and surprisingly good instincts.

November 23, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Lloyd
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11
Feeble Attraction

The ensemble delivers a comedy clinic in an episode that showcases what makes this cast one of TV's all-time greats.

November 30, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Angell, Peter Casey, David Lee
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12
Sam Time Next Year

Woody handles a challenging customer with grace that leaves everyone impressed — and a little confused.

December 07, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Ken Levine, David Isaacs
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13
What Is... Cliff Clavin?

Cliff's theories about the world get their most thorough testing yet, and the results are predictably hilarious.

December 14, 1989 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Dan O'Shannon, Tom Anderson
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14
Woody or Won't He

Rebecca's dating life provides comedy gold as she pursues someone completely wrong for her.

January 04, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
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15
Finally!

Sam proves that beneath the vanity and bravado, there's a genuinely good guy who cares about his bar family.

January 18, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Dan Staley, Rob Long
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16
Bidding on the Boys

Norm and Cliff discover they're on opposite sides of an issue, and their friendship weathers the storm.

January 25, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Cheri Eichen, Bill Steinkellner
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17
The Cranemakers

The bar faces a threat from outside that unites the regulars in common cause.

February 01, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
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18
Severe Crane Damage

Carla and Sam share a moment that highlights their enduring friendship and mutual respect.

February 08, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Lloyd
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19
Indoor Fun with Sammy and Robby

Woody's optimism is tested by a harsh reality, but his resilience is as strong as his good nature.

February 15, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
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20
50-50 Carla

The season begins winding down with storylines that build toward satisfying conclusions.

February 22, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Dan Staley, Rob Long
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21
Bar Wars III: The Return of Tecumseh

Rebecca finds herself in a predicament that challenges her self-image and produces her biggest laughs.

March 01, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Ken Levine, David Isaacs
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22
Loverboyd

Cheers delivers another strong season, with the cast showing no signs of creative fatigue.

March 15, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
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23
The Ghost and Mrs. LeBec

Sam makes a decision that affects everyone at the bar, handled with characteristic humor and heart.

March 29, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Angell, Peter Casey, David Lee
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24
Mr. Otis Regrets

The eighth season closes with an episode that leaves viewers eager for more time at their favorite bar.

April 19, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Dan Staley, Rob Long
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25
Cry Hard

The season finale delivers on the show's promise of great comedy built on characters you genuinely care about.

May 03, 1990 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
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