I live in England but i am such a fan of the show that i just had to go to Cheers in Boston before i died. absolute magic even though the inside is completly different. Was in total awe as i ate my Sam Malone burger and got plenty of souvenirs ! Thank you Cheers Boston !
Same here in Dorset-I've conquered my dread of flying twice just go to Boston & pay homage.The thing I love 'bout watching it now is i can look at all the outside shots & say to myself 'I've been there'.
Norm and Cliff are the best in Cheers but Cliff makes me laugh the hardest on cheers. The moments when he stiffened by a woman. And when he comes into a situation with a tough guy.
It's supposed to be about stupidity. In the outside world, Cliff is a failure, Norm is an outcast, Sam is a drunk, Diane is a judgmental idiot, and Carla is cruel and condescending, but it doesn't matter at Cheers, because they're all friends and they all care about each other. That's the whole point to the show.
i wish there was shows like this on. now there's only mindless "reality" shows which are oviously set up. *sigh* and im only 13... i should like that kinda stuff...
Kelsey Grammer was "The Beast" in X-Men 3: THe Last Stand and John Ratzenberger was a Rebellion Soldier (The one who informed Han Solo aboutsomething or other) in Star Wars V The Empire Strikes Back.
one of the cast member get to play a mutant in the third x men movie and another cast member was one of the rebels in the star wars film the empire strikes back.
@joevictor53 I didn't agree with Norm as an outcast. Hell, he seemed to be welcomed in every pub in town. There was an instance when they had that bowling tournament with Gary's Olde Towne Tavern and Norm goes to the alley's bar and as soon as the opened the door you heard everyone inside exclaim, "NORM!" As for Cliff, he was the outcast, even in Cheers. Until that loser Paul came long.
I've lived in the USA my whole life and I can't honestly say that I have been to all that many bars to provide a wide testimonial of evidence, however, but I'd say that on the average this place is at least a little more on the upscale than the average American bar. Any place that serves or served Louis the 14th brandy/cognac (Whatever!) is upscale, even if it is on the low end of upscale, since 99% of all bars/restaurants, etc., just don't carry it!
Yes, "Cliff, the mailman" (John Ratzenberger) played in Star Wars IV. And I think it was "Frasier" (Kelsey Grammer) who played in X-Men, although I haven't seen that one. :-)
Actually yes there are people who act this way, infact it's a rare psychological mental disorder that people usually grow out of and it's called "selective mutism". Rajesh suffers from this aswell in The Big Bang Theory. Those people can't talk to a specific group of people (Like in this case Cliff & Norm towards attractive women who have an interest in them), and sometimes when they try to force it, weird sounds can come out. A little inconsistency with Norm there, since he's married.
@themindstripper that's where you are wrong I have always been a fan and I think 90% of the things in cheers to be funny, this is just not one of them I'm just an honest fan
Such an excellent cast, great memories....nothin beats Cliff & Norm!
I live in England but i am such a fan of the show that i just had to go to Cheers in Boston before i died. absolute magic even though the inside is completly different. Was in total awe as i ate my Sam Malone burger and got plenty of souvenirs ! Thank you Cheers Boston !
Same here in Dorset-I've conquered my dread of flying twice just go to Boston & pay homage.The thing I love 'bout watching it now is i can look at all the outside shots & say to myself 'I've been there'.
When I’m feeling down I watch this clip, I laugh at loud every time. When Norman joins Cliff in a high pitch voice that’s my breaking point 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This and that scene from fraser. With the car park and Roz hook up mix up... 😂
One of the funniest moments on TV. Makes me cry laugh every time!!!
I loved it too. Lately I've been walking "Memory Lane" and I came across this. Man, what a great show.
Yeah, the music of Cheers is always a big part of me, no matter how many years will go by.
ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE BEST MOMENTS ON CHEERS! THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING!! GOING RIGHT INTO MY FAV'S!!
CHEERS!!
Rhea Perlman: Hey, "Cheers" is filmed before a live studio audience.
One of the finest shows of all time and Taxi. The lead in song is just a killer. A build up to great anticipation.
T Hyslop Many of The same writers from what I hear
this show is awesome! the theme song is awesome! everything is awesome!
this always lifts my mood ha
best show ever tv was great back years ago
Great show
Everyone knows Norm and Cliff don't sit with their backs to the door.
The lady's scared them off to the other end of the bar.
Oh my God thats hilarious, i could not stop laughing.
Enjoy these older sitcoms. Today's shows bounce around and change scenes like every 3 seconds. It's like the directors think every viewer has ADD.
Norm and Cliff are the best in Cheers but Cliff makes me laugh the hardest on cheers.
The moments when he stiffened by a woman.
And when he comes into a situation with a tough guy.
Lol stiffened
I Loved this show so much.
omg best pick up line ever :D xD
Been there, done that!
Wore a dress and tried to pick up a mailman and a fat guy?
When is the last time you used a public coat rack? Especially in a bar! Oh memberberries....
I agree that cheers is much better sitcom than Seinfeld, but Seinfeld was a great show aswell.
Seinfeld was very funny, but lacked heart. The Seinfeld aesthetic is for the kill of the joke. Cheers is better because it had heart.
It's supposed to be about stupidity. In the outside world, Cliff is a failure, Norm is an outcast, Sam is a drunk, Diane is a judgmental idiot, and Carla is cruel and condescending, but it doesn't matter at Cheers, because they're all friends and they all care about each other. That's the whole point to the show.
Man, they really missed out! LOL
I search FULL EPISODES and this is what i get, bits and pieces of shows. What happened to the full episodes?
i wish there was shows like this on. now there's only mindless "reality" shows which are oviously set up. *sigh* and im only 13... i should like that kinda stuff...
Kelsey Grammer was "The Beast" in X-Men 3: THe Last Stand and John Ratzenberger was a Rebellion Soldier (The one who informed Han Solo aboutsomething or other) in Star Wars V The Empire Strikes Back.
I can't stop laughing.
I thought it was Ann and Nancy Wilson for a second.
Theme music was cool.
Dusting off your thesaurus I see.
i appreciate the constructive criticism, not simply saying "shows today suck derpydoopyderp"
LoL I was 1 year old when the last episode came out xD
minicooper BLOWS
Well, it's a free world
i think that cheers and seinfeld were two different classic shows. I liked them both but I have to give the edge to cheers for its simplicity
.....you wanna go where everybody knows your name.
one of the cast member get to play a mutant in the third x men movie and another cast member was one of the rebels in the star wars film the empire strikes back.
classic scene
sometimes u want to go where everyone knows your name
Haha! Cliffy is greatness ;)
I think Alcoholics Anonymous 6% success rating has contributed greatly to the success of this show
It's scene's like this that make Cheers the 2nd best Sitcom of all time - behind Seinfeld of course.
Guilty as charged right here...
@joevictor53 I didn't agree with Norm as an outcast. Hell, he seemed to be welcomed in every pub in town. There was an instance when they had that bowling tournament with Gary's Olde Towne Tavern and Norm goes to the alley's bar and as soon as the opened the door you heard everyone inside exclaim, "NORM!" As for Cliff, he was the outcast, even in Cheers. Until that loser Paul came long.
It's episode 2.15. Meaning Season 2, episode 15.
this maybe silly but this tv-show made me optimistic when i watch. i dunno why? like a rehab
I've lived in the USA my whole life and I can't honestly say that I have been to all that many bars to provide a wide testimonial of evidence, however, but I'd say that on the average this place is at least a little more on the upscale than the average American bar. Any place that serves or served Louis the 14th brandy/cognac (Whatever!) is upscale, even if it is on the low end of upscale, since 99% of all bars/restaurants, etc., just don't carry it!
Blue Dress = if Amy Poehler got 43% hotter and 27% more feminine and then hopped in a time machine back to 1983.
MuzzaFuzzah hahahahalmfao
Thanks spookey!
The ladies sound like they’re from Boston.
~Episodes aren't 3minutes long...
@Aldrius Norm is an outcast? What the hell kind of messed up show were you watching?
yeah Norm!!
That's just like me around women--except for the hot women.
Actually, Norm's wife kicked him out with plans to divorce a few episodes earlier.
My teenage self
Yes, "Cliff, the mailman" (John Ratzenberger) played in Star Wars IV. And I think it was "Frasier" (Kelsey Grammer) who played in X-Men, although I haven't seen that one. :-)
Actually yes there are people who act this way, infact it's a rare psychological mental disorder that people usually grow out of and it's called "selective mutism". Rajesh suffers from this aswell in The Big Bang Theory. Those people can't talk to a specific group of people (Like in this case Cliff & Norm towards attractive women who have an interest in them), and sometimes when they try to force it, weird sounds can come out. A little inconsistency with Norm there, since he's married.
Womens hair in the 80's was so ridiculous. I am glad I entered the bar scene in the mid 90's.
The women of the 90's have my sympathy.
@Joe M bwhahahaha!!!
These guys ah MaHtians? Only in Beantown
@Aldrius Pretty much. Except you got Cliff and Norm mixed up.
norm was NOT an outcast! LOL
Is this a typical American bar?!
the blue dress looks like the
girl that did the strip in road
house.
Did she play junior sopranos girlfriend in season 1
where's the last show? Cant find it here on Yutube
This is just sick and wrong--Cliff and Norm are NOT in their normal places!
The girls this it's a gay bar
excuse me !my friend and i we're wondering if you guys know a late night spot to go to.......ah ah ha i aaa aaa=)=))=))
1:55 peter griffin impression.
O yeeaaah
5 star, from sibiria.
sound very.......
cool comment from a cold place!
What season and episode?
It's in the title. 2.15 - S2 E15
very funny
@Aldrius I agree with everything but Cliff and Norm. Cliff was the outcast and Norm was the failure.
What brought you here?
Hello,Everyone.
classic
haha! thanks!
I wanna se these two fight batman and robin
@BlueLeopard200 Well then, I'd rather see it from the point of view that we agree 90% of the show.
@joevictor53
Okay, maybe the other way around in regards to Cliff and Norm.
see the where everybody knows your name music video at 2:25
As if anyone would really act like that.
@BlueLeopard200 Sorry mate. Obviously, you 've never been a fan.
reminds me of dumb and dumber
Esssssssssssssss
Grow a pair.
Me 2
@musicaltheatergeek79 That's what I'm saying
@themindstripper
that's where you are wrong
I have always been a fan and I think 90% of the things in cheers to be funny, this is just not one of them
I'm just an honest fan
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I hated this show so much.
not that funny
I thought this would be a funny scene because most things in Cheers are funny and well written
it wasn't
so I said so
not funny