Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p A "shy, serious-minded" young man Kevin , who plans to join a monastery, comes to the bar for a single visit. Kevin mistakes Diane's positive comments about his physique as a flattery and tries to kiss her, which upsets Diane. Feeling bad about it, Kevin is convinced that he rather belongs to the atmosphere filled with "booze, seated degenerates, and cheap dames" and is unfit for a monastery. Kevin puts a coin in the coin-operated piano that has been not worked for twenty years. When it "miraculously" works, he believes that he has healed the piano and that he will achieve a priesthood. After Kevin leaves, it is revealed that Coach fixed the piano "a couple days ago". An elderly World War I veteran, Buzz , enters the bar for another reunion with his former troops. When no others arrive, he realizes that he is the last surviving veteran of his group. Nevertheless, all employees and Norm sing a military song to cheer him up. Diane writes down quotes from bar customers that are "natural" and "spontaneous" to her. Sam learns that she omits his quotes as she finds them less than inspiring. He is disappointed and frustrated, angrily calls Diane a phony, and says, "What does a stuffed shirt know about blue-collar poetry?", motivating Diane to write it down.. }
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- Cheers_(season_1) shortsummary "A "shy, serious-minded" young man Kevin , who plans to join a monastery, comes to the bar for a single visit. Kevin mistakes Diane's positive comments about his physique as a flattery and tries to kiss her, which upsets Diane. Feeling bad about it, Kevin is convinced that he rather belongs to the atmosphere filled with "booze, seated degenerates, and cheap dames" and is unfit for a monastery. Kevin puts a coin in the coin-operated piano that has been not worked for twenty years. When it "miraculously" works, he believes that he has healed the piano and that he will achieve a priesthood. After Kevin leaves, it is revealed that Coach fixed the piano "a couple days ago". An elderly World War I veteran, Buzz , enters the bar for another reunion with his former troops. When no others arrive, he realizes that he is the last surviving veteran of his group. Nevertheless, all employees and Norm sing a military song to cheer him up. Diane writes down quotes from bar customers that are "natural" and "spontaneous" to her. Sam learns that she omits his quotes as she finds them less than inspiring. He is disappointed and frustrated, angrily calls Diane a phony, and says, "What does a stuffed shirt know about blue-collar poetry?", motivating Diane to write it down.".