Knights of the Scimitar
Diane is doing some part-time teaching at the college and tells Sam that one of her students is falling in love with her. The problem is that she prides herself on being attracted to men solely on their inner beauty, but this guy,...
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"This yet another episode with two blah plots that almost add up to a good episode. The titular one is probably the weaker of the two. Social clubs with goofy hats have been a staple of sitcoms ever since Ralph and Ed joined the Raccoon Lodge. Poor Cliffie managed to pick a particularly dull one to join. The second plot is only marginally better - part of Diane's quest to make Sam jealous. Lance Apollinaire really does seem too good to be true, and Sam's petty attempts to belittle him (literally) are mildly amusing. This is one of those episodes where there's nothing particularl..."
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Sam asks Lance how tall he is and he says 6' 2 1/2". Sam laughs and makes fun of him because he claims to be 6' 3", and makes jabs at him for the rest of the episode about the 1/2" difference. In actuality, Ted Danson is 6' 2 1/2", and J. Eddie Peck (Lance) is 6' 3".
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Diane is doing some part-time teaching at the college and tells Sam that one of her students is falling in love with her. The problem is that she prides herself on being attracted to men solely on their inner beauty, but this guy,...