page_title: List of Cheers characters
section_title: Season 5
hierarchical_section_title: List of Cheers characters / Characters appearing in only one season / Season 5
caption_attribution_description: John Cleese at 61st Academy Awards
context_page_description: This is a list of characters from the American television sitcom, Cheers.
context_section_description: Vicki (Brenda Strong), whom he dates after his failed proposals with Diane — "The Cape Cad" (1986)
  Waiter (Willie Garson) of a Cape Cod inn that Sam is visiting at — "The Cape Cad"
  Harvey (Sid Conrad), an inn patron whom Sam bribes with $50 to make noises with his wife (Kathryn White) as an intent to mislead Diane — "The Cape Cad"
  Duncan "Fitz" Fitzgerald (Richard Erdman), a wealthy man, who is engaged to Esther Clavin, Cliff's mother, until he dies by a heart attack — "Money Dearest"
  Mr. (Paul Lukather) and Mrs. Morton (Melinda Cordell), bar patrons who, out of sympathy for her hardships, give Carla a $10 tip. — "Young Dr. Weinstein"
  Dr. Julian Weinstein, an unseen doctor who does not remember one of his prep school classmates, Frasier Crane, and whom Sam impersonates at a highly reserved restaurant — "Young Dr. Weinstein"
  Jordon Brundage (Josh Clark), one of Diane's dates who eventually dumps her after a long wait at a restaurant — "Young Dr. Weinstein"
  Darlene (Kristi Somers), one of Sam's dates whom he brings alongside while impersonating Dr. Julian Weinstein — "Young Dr. Weinstein"
  Dr. Peter Fisher (Dennis Robertson), a colleague of Dr. Julian Weinstein, whom Sam impersonates at a highly reserved restaurant — "Young Dr. Weinstein"
  Lance Apollonaire (J. Eddie Peck), a college student whom Diane dates — "Knights of the Scimitar"
  High Sultan (Stephen Vinovich), the highest member of the Knights Club, which forbids members from offering services and then beer in club events and gatherings — "Knights of the Scimitar"
  Leonard Twilley (John Brace), a fiancé of Woody's ex-girlfriend Beth Curtis — "The Book of Samuel"
  Tina Wilson (Pamela A. Hedges), one of Sam's women whom Woody plans to date and then dump, which backfires when she overhears Woody — "The Book of Samuel"
  Desiree Harrison (Katherine McGrath), Sam's housekeeper, whom Woody schedules as his date just to impress his ex-girlfriend Beth — "The Book of Samuel"
  Leeza (Marilyn Lightstone), an assistant of Madame Likova (unseen), who finds Diane's dancing poor — "Dance, Diane, Dance"
  Joe (Patrick DeSantis), a bar customer in the cold opening who drank soda water and then flirts with Carla, who orders two martinis just to have a ride home together — "Chambers vs. Malone" (1987)
  Priest (Glen Vernon) reading Bible passages to Sam in Sam's fantasy where Sam would be executed for murdering Diane — "Chambers vs. Malone" (1987)
  Judge William E. Grey (Tom Troupe), who handles the assault case of Sam Malone, filed by Diane — "Chambers vs. Malone"
  A court bailiff (John Fleck) announcing that Mrs. Sherry Grand dropped domestic abuse charges against her husband Bill, much to the jurists' satisfaction but to Diane's displeasure — "Never Love a Goalie, Part Two"
  Bill (Brent Spiner) and Sherry Grand (Suzanne Collins), a couple from the domestic abuse court case that Diane was involved as a jurist — "Never Love a Goalie, Part Two"
  Rick (Tim Holland), a man who drove Diane to work when her car broke down but whom Sam jealously mistakes as her dates — "One Last Fling"
  Madeline Keith (Anita Morris), a married woman whose dog attacked Cliff during his postal duties and then seduces Cliff — "Dog Bites Cliff"
  Jill (Zetta Whitlow), one of Sam's past dates working for Dr. Lilith Sternin — "Dinner at Eight-ish"
  Dr. Simon Finch-Royce (John Cleese), a marital expert who believes that Sam and Diane are a mismatch — "Simon Says"
  Joyce Pantusso (Cady McClain), Coach's niece — "The Godfather, Part III"
  Warren Thompkins (Tegan West), Norm's colleague who steals his proposal that turns out to be "incomplete and insufficiently researched" — "Norm's Last Hurrah"
  Norm's supervisor (Neil Zevnik) who assumes him to be "Mr. Springsteen", a signed name that Norm used on a delivery invoice — "Norm's Last Hurrah"
  Bert (Douglas Seale) and Lillian Miller (Billie Bird), married elderly couple who sells their house to Sam and Diane — "A House Is Not a Home"
  Naomi (Stephanie Walski), one of Bert and Lillian's granddaughters who desirably wants presents at a summer Christmas party — "A House Is Not a Home"
  David (Ma
caption: John Cleese portrays an expert, Dr. Simon Finch-Royce, in "Simon Says".
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