Cheers - Last Call Final Scene

DerekJohnson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dxWOe3YerE

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

Thanks Taft!

DerekJohnson

THUD

I never liked Cheers but I thought this clip would get people reminiscing. I thought wrong.

YellowSnow

DerekJohnson said:

THUD

I never liked Cheers but I thought this clip would get people reminiscing. I thought wrong.

Was never into that show. A little before my time.

huskyhooligan

DerekJohnson said:

THUD

I never liked Cheers but I thought this clip would get people reminiscing. I thought wrong.

Loved Cheers, I was younger than Peter Puffer Rower, but my dads watched it routinely. The theme song was quintessential 80's, and the show was the catalyst for many well known actors.

chuck

Cheers was a big weekly event in my family. Early teen Chuck wanted to do ugly things to Dianne and even Lilith.

I'd never watch it now though. The only character I really remember fondly was Carla's ex husband Nick. He was pretty damn funny.

dnc

Always felt like the most overrated show ever to me. Lots of recognizable faces, incredibly dull show. Like Yella I must be too young.

RaceBannon

Launched Woody Harrelson and Kelsey Grammer

Hasn't aged well

Fishpo31

Was must-see my last two years of kollej (first two years of the show) prior to hitting the bars on Thursday nights

chuck

dnc said:

Always felt like the most overrated show ever to me. Lots of recognizable faces, incredibly dull show. Like Yella I must be too young.

It was actually fairly edgy for the 80s, until it wasn't anymore. A character like Sam would never be a leading man these days, but he did open the door for other dumb, "lovable"goofs (Al Bundy or Tool Time, for example)

YellowSnow

Sometimes when my mom would bring my old man one of his six nightly beers, he would say "Thanks, Diane!"

chuck

YellowSnow said:

Sometimes when my mom would bring my old man one of his six nightly beers, he would say "Thanks, Diane!"

There are some strong similarities to my own upbringing there. The exception is that my mom would never in a million years go get him one of his nightly six pack. I would though, and I'd take a big chug before I handed it over.
That was part of the deal.

YellowSnow

chuck said:

YellowSnow said:

Sometimes when my mom would bring my old man one of his six nightly beers, he would say "Thanks, Diane!"

There are some strong similarities to my own upbringing there. The exception is that my mom would never in a million years go get him one of his nightly six pack. I would though, and I'd take a big chug before I handed it over.
That was part of the deal.

I’ve definitely fetched my old man a lot of beers in my youth. But my mom (Diane) got 81 percent of them. We lived a very 1950s lifestyle and my mom was stay at home until I had gone off to college.

alumni94

I loved Cheers, but I must admit 99% has faded from my memory. When it ended, never watched it again.

LebamDawg

Same time frame - I always thought Taxi was better and iirc Cheers was the lead in to Taxi. or maybe not,

Either one was better than Seinfeld...