Behind Every Great Man

Season 3, Episode 19, Aired
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Sam faces the ultimate challenge to his skills as a male animal; a lady reporter who has been investigating the Boston singles scene and has heard every line in the book. '
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      • Kelsey Grammer(Frasier) appears in this episode although he is not credited. Edit
      • There is a mysterious credit of George R. Wendt as George; George Wendt doesn't play anyone besides Norm in the episode, although his middle initial is R. It is possible George Wendt brought his father on to play a barfly; an unknown older man sits next to Norm in the opening sketch. Edit
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      • Norm: (walks in bar) Afternoon, everybody. All people in bar: Norm! Cliff: (walks in bar) Afternoon, everybody. All people in bar: (Silence) Edit
      • Cliff: Hey Sam, you've got this textbook here. Why are you asking Diane for? Sam: It's more fun to steal than to study. Edit
      • Sam: Does anybody remember anything that Diane has said about Impressionism? Carla: No, but I know she makes a bad first one. Edit
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