Cheers Weekly

It's Thanksgiving time for our U.S. listeners and they are quite thankful for many things. As for our hosts, George is thankful for Suits while Randy is thankful for a new Rian Johnson movie. Do you know who else is thankful? Our dear Diane. She is thankful for a swan-like neck and natural grace that inspired her dream of being a prima ballerina. And now she is ready for her audition with the Boston Ballet. Will she achieve her dream? Also, will Cliff be able to sell the Rolls Royce of station wagons? Grab a booth, order up a sidecar and enjoy "Dance, Diane, Dance"! (Review starts - 13:15)

Over the years, there has been some historic upsets. Buster Douglas over Mike Tyson...US over USSR in hockey at the Olympics...or any Academy Award that Crash won. But now we have a new entry...based solely on the vast differential between our hosts' ratings of this week's episode. A differential that is historic in the annals of Cheers Weekly history. But...who is the underdog...and who was the favorite? You be the judge as you sit back, grab a "brewski" and enjoy "The Book of Samuel"! (Review starts - 12:53)

We have Carla's battle with Nick regarding her trip to Graceland. We have Sam and Diane attempting to out-duel each other with their poetic prowess. But the most important conflict on this week's episode is Randy and George's ratings gulf. Who is right? Who is wrong? Grab some Templeton Rye shots and settle the debate on "Everyone Imitates Art"! (Review starts - 6:25)

Football is on the TV. There is a turkey in the oven. Friends and family are gathered in joyous celebration. And then the food starts flying!!! It's the epic Thanksgiving episode everyone! Enough said. Grab a cranberry juice with a splash of vodka and enjoy "Thanksgiving Orphans"! (Review starts - 12:45)

A wonderful mix of comedy and drama this week on Cheers Weekly! On the comedy side, we have Cliff and Norm navigating the wacky world of lodges and clubs while Sam and Diane seem to enter a new phase of their relationship (sorry Lance Apollonarie). On the drama side, Randy and George have an extended discussion on Martin Scorsese's recent comments regarding Marvel films and cinema. Grab yourself some Bally's and enjoy "Knights of the Scimitar"! (Review Starts - 21:06)

Time is of the essence this week on Cheers Weekly! How long can Sam successfully keep up the illusion of being a world-renowned heart surgeon? How long can Diane weather the injustice of not getting a table at The Cafe? And how long will it take Woody to create something new for the Bartender's Encyclopedia? All this plus parenting lessons from the movies Joker and Showgirls. So order up a Boyd Blue Moon and enjoy "Young Dr. Weinstein"! (Review starts - 6:43)

Free advice abounds on our show this week!! Diane advises how to properly ask for time off in the best way possible to make Sam jealous. Norm advises how to invest successfully in small businesses. And Woody advises how to "NEVER spend venture capital on a limited partnership without a detailed analytical fiduciary prospectus". Plus as a bonus, George advises how to best learn about the Great Financial Crisis of 2008 via Margot Robbie! So order up a Wallbanger, do a little laundry while getting a tan and enjoy "Tan n'Wash"! (Review starts - 13:29)

It is the 100th episode of the great sitcom Cheers! It is the 100th episode of the great podcast Cheers Weekly!! It is time to celebrate with one of the longest episode titles in television history, with a spirited discussion on Saved By The Bell (both the possible reboot and the ranking of characters) and with the gang at Carla's new house which may be haunted. So grab a Witch's Brew cocktail, admire the fireplace in Carla's place and enjoy "House of Horrors with Formal Dining and Used Brick". (Review starts - 9:43)

It is a clash of the titans! It is better than Ali vs. Frasier! It is more compelling than Nadal vs. Federer! It is Dr. Sternin vs. Dr. Crane for superiority of all psychology in the Boston area! Will Randy and George battle in an epic way regarding the excellence of this episode? Tune in and find out with "Abnormal Psychology"! (Review starts - 10:03)

This episode is not good. Not good at all. Wait...we're not talking about Cheers Weekly! No,no...that is usually top-shelf with a chaser! We're talking about the third episode of Season 5, "Money Dearest". How bad is it? Is it the first episode of our beloved series to receive the dreaded "Double Natty Light"?!??! How far into the 21-minute episode did Randy and George declare 'no hope'? First there was "Who Shot J.R.?"...then there was "Who killed Laura Palmer?"...now there will forever be "How bad was Money Dearest?". You be the judge! (Review starts - 7:20)