Nitpick: When Diane returns from the bathroom after fixing her hair, it has been transformed from a frizzy, disheveled mess from riding a motorocycle, to a perfectly coifed, straight 'do. Her make-up has also been redone. Since she was only gone about 30 seconds, it seems highly unlikely that she would have had time to get her hair and make-up so completely perfect in such little time.
Diane: (to Sam, upon learning of how she was set up with Andy) You hired a murderer to take me out on a date?!
Diane: I've been hungry for Italian all day. What do you say about an Italian restaurant? Andy-Andy: Anywhere but Theomilano's. That's bad memories for me. I killed a waitress there. Sam: (to a horrified Diane) We'll double [date].
Sam: At least my dates don't count the number of letters in a sentence. Diane: Your dates can't form sentences.
Andy: What if she doesn't like me? Sam: It's okay, she doesn't like anybody.
Norm: Sam, watching you prepare for a date is like watching a great matador prepare for a bullfight.
Sam: Carla, who do I know would be a good match for Diane? Carla: What about tha guy you used to play ball with, Fred Wilson? Sam: Fred's dead, Carla. Carla: So she has to drive.
Sam: How was Diane on a scale of 100? Walter: 29.
Coach: Beer, Norm? Norm: That's that sudzy amber stuff, right? Been hearing good things about it.
Gretchen (to Norm): What are looking at endomorph? Norm: Nothing, sir.
Sam: Would you just admit that you're hung up on me, dammit?!! Diane: I am not! Sam: You are too! Diane: I am not! Sam: You are too! Norm: Please, please, do you think I would behave this way in your home?
Diane: You love me! You love me! You love me! Sam: Do not! Do not! Do not!
NBC rebroadcast this episode on June 23, 1983 and August 2, 1984.
"Cheers is filmed before a live studio audience" is announced by George Wendt.
First appearance of the recurring psychotic character Andy "Andy-Andy" Schroeder (played by Derek McGrath), who would appear 3 more episodes (not including the 200th anniversary episode.)
David Lloyd received a 1983 Emmy nomination for Best Writing in a Comedy Series for this classic episode.
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