Diane gets Sam a pair of tickets to a fight Sam has been wanting to see. Sam is so happy, he blurts out the phrase, 'I love you'. Diane takes it seriously and is totally taken back by what Sam had said. Diane goes to tell Sam that what he told her really made her happy, and he thinks nothing of it. Diane then proposes that they think about their relationship. If neither one of them can come up with an explination as to why they are together, Diane thinks they should call it quits. A week later, Sam and Diane still can't figure out what their relationship means, and Sam can't bring himself to tell Diane that he loves her sense he used the phrase so casually.

Cheers Season 2 Episodes...

• s02e01 - Power Play
• s02e02 - Little Sister Don't Cha
• s02e03 - Personal Business
• s02e04 - Homicidal Ham
• s02e05 - Sumner's Return
• s02e06 - Affairs of the Heart
• s02e07 - Old Flames
• s02e08 - Manager Coach
• s02e09 - They Called Me Mayday
• s02e10 - How Do I Love Thee, Let Me Call You Back
• s02e11 - Just Three Friends
• s02e12 - Where There's a Will
• s02e13 - Battle of the Exes
• s02e14 - No Help Wanted
• s02e15 - And Coachie Makes Three
• s02e16 - Cliff's Rocky Moment
• s02e17 - Fortune and Men's Weight
• s02e18 - Snow Job
• s02e19 - Coach Buries a Grudge
• s02e20 - Norman's Conquest
• s02e21 - I'll Be Seeing You (1)
• s02e22 - I'll Be Seeing You (2)

Cheers Show Summary

It's the cozy little bar in Boston where everybody knows your name; welcome to Cheers!

The series was set in the Cheers Bar, and revolved around the life of bar owner Sam, and his employee's. Seasons 1-5 introduced Diane, the snobby, intelligent waitress who is forced to work at Cheers after she is left there by her fiance. Diane also served as the "hard to get" love candy for Sam, the studly bar owner and former Red Sox pitcher. Seasons 1-5 also introduced a variation of supporting characters such as: Norm, the everyday bar regular whose tab is larger than his gut. Cliff, the hard core mailman who was usually the bud of Carla's joke. Carla, the witty and sometimes harsh head waitress at the bar. Fraiser, the sometimes serious psychologist who kept the others in check. And Coach, the lovable co-bartender and Sam's old coach. Sadly, the actor who played Coach died during the filming of the third season. Coach was replaced with Woody, the lovable, naive farm boy. After season 5, Diane dumped Sam and left the bar for good, which led Sam to sell the bar to a big corporation and sail around the world. After Sam returned he was dismayed to see what the corporation had done to it. The new owner was Rebbecca, who served as Sam's new love interest. The remainder of the show revolved around Sam trying to buy back the bar, and win over it's owner.

After Cheer's ended the cast all went their separate way's after 11 seasons. The character "Fraiser" was given his own spin-off, which also lasted 11 seasons.