S1.E19

Pick a Con... Any Con

Episode aired Feb 24, 1983
TV-PG
30m

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Ted Danson, Shelley Long, John Ratzenberger, George Wendt, Harry Anderson, Nicholas Colasanto, Rhea Perlman, and Reid Shelton in Cheers (1982)

When Sam learns that a conman has taken thousands of dollars from Coach, he turns to Harry "The Hat" to help them get the money back.When Sam learns that a conman has taken thousands of dollars from Coach, he turns to Harry "The Hat" to help them get the money back.When Sam learns that a conman has taken thousands of dollars from Coach, he turns to Harry "The Hat" to help them get the money back.

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Ted Danson

Sam Malone

Shelley Long

Diane Chambers

Nicholas Colasanto

Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso

Rhea Perlman

Carla Tortelli

George Wendt

Norm Peterson

Harry Anderson

Harry

Reid Shelton

George Wheeler

Alan Koss

Mike

Stephen D. Lee

John Ratzenberger

Cliff

Ebon Alabastur

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Bob Bechanic

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Robin Blake

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Joan Carey

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John Demy

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Gene Kowalski

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Paul Lewis

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Walter Smith

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The characters of Sam and Diane are arguing about their respective ages and who is older than who. At one point, Diane says that Sam is at least seven years older than she. In the show, the viewer is never told their ages. In real life, Ted Danson is about 1.5 years older than Shelley Long.

Quotes
Sam Malone: You're in a pretty good mood today.
Diane Chambers: Why not? Last night I was up until two in the morning finishing off Kierkegaard.
Sam Malone: I hope he thanked you for it.

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Where Everybody Knows Your Name
Written by Judy Hart-Angelo and Gary Portnoy
Performed by Gary Portnoy

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10/10

Put Cheers On The Map

It's like The Sting but way cooler. I don't think I've ever seen a better constructed plot in a TV show than this episode. Such great use of the characters too, Coach and Harry especially. I started binge watching this show again 30 years later just because I knew I'd get to this episode, and I wasn't disappointed.