Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Diane mocks Sam for flirting with Brandee , a less-than-bright but flirtatious blonde. Sam and Diane argue about Sam's serial dating of attractive yet unintelligent women, while impatient Brandee leaves the bar with someone else, much to Diane's delight. Later, he uses his ex-wife Debra as a dating charade, which becomes unsuccessful. Humiliated, Sam blames Diane for making him discontent with his womanizing ways, and assures her that he will not give up on winning an intelligent woman. Sam wins the argument by tricking Diane to fall for him after he compliments her blue eyes, although Diane quickly denies her potential affection for him. A former customer, Leo , comes to the bar seeking advice from Gus, the former owner. When Leo hears that Gus is dead, he reluctantly turns to Coach for help. Leo's son Ron has a fiancé Rick, an African-American man. Coach advises Leo to simply abandon Ron if he is "unhappy about it". However, Leo mistakes Coach's advises for deliberate reverse-psychology and leaves the bar as an accepting father. ---- (Gus from the 11th season episode, "The Last Picture Show" , is not the deceased former owner of the same name.). }
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- Cheers_(season_1) shortsummary "Diane mocks Sam for flirting with Brandee , a less-than-bright but flirtatious blonde. Sam and Diane argue about Sam's serial dating of attractive yet unintelligent women, while impatient Brandee leaves the bar with someone else, much to Diane's delight. Later, he uses his ex-wife Debra as a dating charade, which becomes unsuccessful. Humiliated, Sam blames Diane for making him discontent with his womanizing ways, and assures her that he will not give up on winning an intelligent woman. Sam wins the argument by tricking Diane to fall for him after he compliments her blue eyes, although Diane quickly denies her potential affection for him. A former customer, Leo , comes to the bar seeking advice from Gus, the former owner. When Leo hears that Gus is dead, he reluctantly turns to Coach for help. Leo's son Ron has a fiancé Rick, an African-American man. Coach advises Leo to simply abandon Ron if he is "unhappy about it". However, Leo mistakes Coach's advises for deliberate reverse-psychology and leaves the bar as an accepting father. ---- (Gus from the 11th season episode, "The Last Picture Show" , is not the deceased former owner of the same name.)".