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Season 4 | | | | | | |
| 72 :04x03 - Someday My Prince Will Come (Oct/17/1985) | | After Diane fantasizes about the owner of a coat left at Cheers, Sam pressures her to ask the coat's owner for a date no matter who the owner turns out to be. When the owner comes to claim the coat, Diane tries to wiggle out of her "dream date". Meanwhile, Norm and Cliff work together on a high school science project. | | Guest Stars: Frank Dent as Stuart Sorensen | Director: James Burrows (1) Writer: Tom Seeley, Norm Gunzenhauser | | | |
| 73 :04x04 - The Groom Wore Clearasil (Oct/24/1985) | | Carla worries that her son, Anthony, is contemplating getting married, even though he is still a teenager. She heads to Sam for help who tries to convince Anthony being a bachelor is far better than being a husband. Meanwhile, Diane has an interview with her former fiance, Sumner Sloane. | | Guest Stars: Mandy Ingber as Annie, Sherilyn Fenn as Gabrielle, Al Rosen (2) as Al, Timothy Williams as Anthony Tortelli, Craig Berenson as Customer, John Ingle as Professor Moffat | Director: James Burrows (1) Writer: Peter Casey, David Lee (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 88 :04x19 - Dark Imaginings (Feb/20/1986) | | In an effort not to look old in front of the guys, Sam winds up giving himself a hernia, which he tries to keep secret. | | Guest Stars: Douglas Anderson as 139th Street Quartet, 1st Tenor, Larry F. Wright as 2nd Tenor, Peter Neushul as Baritone, Jere Fields as Nurse Brenda, Lisa Vice as Judy, Christine Dickinson as Joan, Deborah Dalton (1) as Nurse Louise, James Kline as Bass, Tim Dunigan as Dr. McNeese, Pamela Bach as Bonnie | Director: James Burrows (1) Writer: David Angell (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 92 :04x23 - Relief Bartender (Mar/27/1986) | | Sam has decided to become the host/manager of Cheers, and therefore will need to hire a new bartender. But after the idea fizzles out, Woody fears he may lose his job. | | Guest Stars: Kim Robinson as Andrea, Judith Borsi as Child #1, Patricia Veselich as Mrs. Charters, Jack Lindine as Caribou #1, Madgel Dean as Mrs. Benfer, Paul Eiding as Fred, Judith Barsi as Child #1, Edan Gross as Child #2, Terrence Beasor as Caribou #2 | Director: James Burrows (1) Writer: Miriam Trogdon | | | | | | |
| 94 :04x25 - Strange Bedfellows (2) (May/08/1986) | | Diane feels even more jealous now that Janet and Sam's relationship has grown stronger. Janet believes Sam needs to cut all ties to his past, which means he must fire Diane, a conversation she overheard. But Diane beats him to the punch and quits. Meanwhile, Norm fears that Vera's visiting sister will once again try and seduce him like she did on her last visit. | | Guest Stars: David Paymer as Phil Schumacher, Max Wright as Jim Fleener, Kate Mulgrew as Janet Eldridge | Director: James Burrows (1) Writer: David Angell (1) | | | |
| 95 :04x26 - Strange Bedfellows (3) (May/15/1986) | | Janet has won the election and gathers the press to Cheers to give a speech. Diane shows up and fires a few fastballs by he in the form of questions, causing Sam to remove her from the bar. Janet has been pressing Sam for a marriage proposal, but seeing a lack of commitment in his actions, decides to dump him. This causes Sam to call someone on the phone and propose. Meanwhile, mush to his fears, Vera is called away leaving he and Donna alone. | | Guest Stars: David Paymer as Phil Schumacher, Max Wright as Jim Fleener, Kate Mulgrew as Janet Eldridge | Director: James Burrows (1) Writer: David Angell (1) | | | |
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