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Home Is the Sailor

Rebecca Howe arrives at Cheers, and Kirstie Alley's corporate ambition clashes brilliantly with Sam's casual charm.

September 24, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Glen Charles, Les Charles
2
Backseat Becky, Up Front

Sam adjusts to working for Rebecca, and the power dynamic shift gives both characters fresh comedy to mine.

October 01, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Cheri Eichen, Bill Steinkellner
3
Little Carla, Happy at Last, Part 1

Rebecca's corporate overlords create problems that she handles with increasingly frantic desperation.

October 08, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Heide Perlman
4
Little Carla, Happy at Last, Part 2

The regulars size up the new boss, and their verdicts range from skeptical to openly hostile.

October 15, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Heide Perlman
5
The Crane Mutiny

Sam turns on the charm for Rebecca, who is absolutely, definitely, completely immune to it. Maybe.

October 22, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Lloyd
6
Paint Your Office

Carla and Rebecca develop their own dynamic — less rivalry, more mutual exasperation.

October 29, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Angell
7
The Last Angry Mailman

Woody and Kelly's relationship blossoms in an episode that's sweet enough to give you a toothache.

November 05, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
8
Bidding on the Boys

Cliff's trivia knowledge finally comes in handy, though not in the way anyone expected.

November 12, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Cheri Eichen, Bill Steinkellner
9
Pudd'nhead Boyd

Norm philosophizes about life from his bar stool, dropping wisdom bombs between sips of beer.

November 19, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Brian Pollack, Mert Rich
10
A Kiss Is Still a Kiss

Rebecca's obsession with climbing the corporate ladder leads to a comedy of ambition and miscalculation.

November 26, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Lloyd
11
My Fair Clavin

Sam and Rebecca's tension builds as their opposing worldviews create sparks that neither expected.

December 10, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
12
Christmas Cheers

The holiday episode brings the Cheers family together for warmth and wisecracks in equal measure.

December 17, 1987 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Cheri Eichen, Bill Steinkellner
13
Woody for President, Part 1

Carla faces a challenge that tests her toughness, and she rises to the occasion as only Carla can.

January 07, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Angell
14
Woody for President, Part 2

A celebrity drops by Cheers, and the regulars' reactions range from starstruck to completely unimpressed.

January 14, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Angell
15
Tale of Two Cuties

Woody gets confused by big-city customs again, and his innocent misunderstandings provide pure comedy.

January 21, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Phoef Sutton
16
Yacht of Fools

Cliff and Norm take their friendship on the road with predictably hilarious results.

January 28, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Lloyd
17
To All the Girls I've Loved Before

Rebecca's plans for the bar collide with Sam's traditions, and the resulting tug-of-war benefits everyone watching.

February 04, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Angell
18
Let Sleeping Drakes Lie

Sam takes a stand for something he believes in, and for once, the bar is completely behind him.

February 11, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Cheri Eichen, Bill Steinkellner
19
Airport V

Carla and Cliff's sparring reaches an art form in an episode that showcases their wonderfully antagonistic chemistry.

February 18, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Lloyd
20
Sammy and the Professor

Rebecca's vulnerability shows through her corporate armor, adding depth to one of the show's best new characters.

March 03, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Peter Casey, David Lee
21
Our Hourly Bread

Norm gets an opportunity that could change his life, and the bar watches with bated breath.

March 17, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Ken Levine, David Isaacs
22
Slumber Party

The season builds to its conclusion with storylines converging at the bar in classic Cheers fashion.

March 31, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Angell
23
Bar Wars

Sam and Rebecca's relationship takes a definitive turn that sets the stage for the show's next chapter.

March 31, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Ken Levine, David Isaacs
24
The Sam in the Gray Flannel Suit

The Rebecca era proves itself worthy of the show's legacy in a strong sixth season finale.

April 14, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: David Angell
25
Backseat Becky, Up Front

Cheers closes another successful season, showing that great characters and writing can sustain a show through any change.

May 05, 1988 Dir: James Burrows Written by: Cheri Eichen, Bill Steinkellner
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