Been watching reruns on PlutoTv. Such a great show with great characters. And the writing was brilliant. I give you example A:

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Been watching reruns on PlutoTv. Such a great show with great characters. And the writing was brilliant. I give you example A:

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A show I started watching with my parents when I was 10 years old, and watched the final season in my dorm room at A&M

One of my favorite shows. Did a rewatch a few years ago and it holds up very well.

Yep, Cheers is in my all-time top 5. Also, I thought the OP was proposing a toast at 10am, which is impressive!

Jeopardy still owes Cliff $44,000.

One of my most frequently used TexAgs gifs

Greatest sitcom ever IMO.

Sam's groin injury rap.

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Took me awhile but that was classic.

It's also a rare show to have to replace not one, but two regular characters (Diane, Coach) and get even better.

And one of those (Diane) was a leading character.

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It's also a rare show to have to replace not one, but two regular characters (Diane, Coach) and get even better.

And one of those (Diane) was a leading character.

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That's probably it's greatest triumph. Kirstie Alley and Woody were both phenomenal on Cheers. And having Frazier and Lillith come in late and be great as well.

Also produced two of my favorite SNL moments ever. Although YouTube is letting me down with the one with Carvey as Woody, Ted Danson as himself, and Lovitz as Michael Dukakis But to make up for it, here's the Groin Injury. Woody's dancing is my favorite part.

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There's a bar just like cheers in Waco. I'll usually go 5/6 times a week before dinner for a couple drinks. Great place. It does get bad late at night, tho

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Can you get a good Screaming Viking there?


Cheers is my favorite show of all time.

Cheers made me a lot more accepting of Kevin McHale when he came the Rockets coach.

The Porkchop Express said:

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Cheers made me a lot more accepting of Kevin McHale when he came the Rockets coach.

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The episode where he hurts his ankle playing basketball with the Cheers guys against Gary's Old Towne Tavern is greatness. I still love the line about the adult male gorilla x-ray possibly belonging to Bill Laimbeer.

Know Your Enemy said:

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The Porkchop Express said:

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Cheers made me a lot more accepting of Kevin McHale when he came the Rockets coach.

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The episode where he hurts his ankle playing basketball with the Cheers guys against Gary's Old Towne Tavern is greatness. I still love the line about the adult male gorilla x-ray possibly belonging to Bill Laimbeer.

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ALso in that episode, Woody declares with a straight face that if Larry Bird joins the bar team, he's out.

The Porkchop Express said:

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Know Your Enemy said:

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The Porkchop Express said:

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Cheers made me a lot more accepting of Kevin McHale when he came the Rockets coach.

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The episode where he hurts his ankle playing basketball with the Cheers guys against Gary's Old Towne Tavern is greatness. I still love the line about the adult male gorilla x-ray possibly belonging to Bill Laimbeer.

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ALso in that episode, Woody declares with a straight face that if Larry Bird joins the bar team, he's out.

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Yeah, the people from Hanover hate the people from French Lick.

My favorite show of all time.

Actually a remarkable show in so many ways.

Funny

Replaced critical characters and got better doing it

Spun off another brilliant show that was as good or better to some.

I was born in 85, but I still watch this show today and wish I was able to experience more of 80s entertainment. I feel bad for my kids because they'll never be able to have it. I wish we could go back to a simpler time.

Yeah, I was born in 71 and my freshman year in 1990, cheers was on tv in syndication every day about 6 times, like the office is today. My entire freshman year at A&M was spent watching Cheers with the guys across the hall in Aston.

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Great show. It would be nice if a bar like that really existed. Not the physical location, but a place where you know your friends will be and you can just hang out and talk.

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That's pretty much every small neighborhood bar. You go in a couple times, you'll quickly know all the regulars and daily drinkers. May be different if you live in a hip happening area with lots of new bars and people around, but in plain' old neighborhoods, it's the norm (no pun intended).

When I bartended the opening shift in college, we had townies and university employees who were in their regular seats almost every day by 5:30. Including a Cliff who didn't stop talking the entire time he was there, sometimes for 4 or more hours.

One of the all time bests and my all time favorite too.

And it's hard to beat the series finale.

Best final scene for a sitcom imo

The Ted Lasso finale tribute to Cheers and that scene with Mae straightening the same picture in her bar was awesome.