Cheers Weekly

As Diane and Frasier are off to Italy and tipping like drunken Americans, Sam hires a shocking replacement (with Lila Kaye in a fantastic guest role). George and Randy debate the timeline challenges (from a shooting schedule perspective) of our previous two episodes, Randy admits yet another gap in his entertainment education and the boys take a stand against job-shaming. Grab a banana daiquiri and listen closely to "The Bartender's Tale". (Review starts - 17:21)

A very special episode of Cheers Weekly as George and Randy discuss what turned out to be Nicholas Colasanto's final full performance. In addition and on a lighter note, we have a return to the glorious Sam and Diane dynamic as Diane plans to leave Cheers, a discussion on the homage to Cheers from The Good Place (Season 2), some filmmaker tips on the use of music and sound and the longest exploration of the Police Academy movies that's likely ever occurred in human history (and that's only 30 seconds long). Order up your favorite Italian drink and enjoy! (Review starts - 14:08)

The much-anticipated Part 2 of "Top 5 Movies I Would Take To A Deserted Island" concludes with George's stellar picks. Randy reveals what he believes to be the best end-credit scenes ever. Norm receives an offer he can't refuse and cries a lot while our hosts debate everything from Taylor Dane, this week's odd episode title and on a more serious note, how the show is moving on post-Coach. (Review starts - 22:17)

Nick Tortelli is back!!! And he (and his out-of-control chest hair) wants Carla! It is all a sight to behold...words do not do it justice. Plus, George schools Randy on Jennifer Aniston's connection to an 80s comedy classic while Randy reveals his long-awaited "Top 5 Movies I Would Take To A Deserted Island". And please pardon our mess as we mop up the floor with some recent audio issues. Or in Cheers and USPS parlance...we pulled a Clavin. (Review starts - 21:32)

On this week's show...the focus is on vast differences of perception. From Diane's view of Sam's intentions, Frasier's view of the value of the fetish seminar, Cliff's view of his social ability in talking to women, a reporter's view of Cheers as a singles bar and most importantly...Randy and George's vast difference of perception on the effectiveness of "Behind Every Great Man". Order up a Shirley Temple and a whiskey on the rocks and enjoy!! (Review starts - 15:05)

One of Cheers Weekly co-host George's favorite TV shows of all time is Seinfeld --> A Seinfeld alum guest stars on this week's episode regarding a drunken bet he made with Sam Malone over the actress Jacqueline Bisset --> Jacqueline Bisset's middle name is Fraser. Frasier Crane is a core character of Cheers, which George discusses each week on Cheers Weekly! It is full circle, six degrees of Kevin Bacon type power this week! Plus, find out what famous piece of TV history wardrobe George brings to the party! (Review starts - 13:14)

On a snowy Boston day, we see the venerable Norm Peterson go to jail, Sam Malone date a Bambi, Cliff Clavin embrace his dark side and Diane Chambers get stuck in a ventilation duct. And what can top that plethora of awesomeness? George and Randy debating what TV shows they have given up on and what shows are ready for yet another rewatch. Grab a coat because the heat isn't working in the bar, order up a hot toddy and enjoy "The Mail Goes To Jail"! (Review starts - 19:17)

In an emergency session of Cheers Weekly's entertainment forum, George and Randy discuss the merits and possible premise for a rumored Frasier reboot. They then tackle the iconic episode "Teacher's Pet" which has ear tucks, pop-up book spoilers, geography lessons, polished apples and more information on Albania then you'll ever need. Order up a Screaming Viking and enjoy!! (Review starts - 11:45)

Sammy is back in the game!! And so is the Cheers Weekly gang! Randy has a beef with the Cheers wardrobe department, George sings the praises of Canadian comedy, there is a vast debate on who owns the inside part of the plate and the most important question of all...in 1985, is $1.50 a fair price for a salad bar if croutons are included? Head over to the back room, turn the pool table into a ping-pong table and enjoy "King of the Hill"! (Review starts - 14:20)

We are highlighting excellence in this episode of Cheers Weekly! George takes The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to task over the excellence that is I, Tonya…Randy raves over the excellence that is Hamilton and G.L.O.W (Season 2)…the boys in the bar think that have played the most excellent practical joke on Frasier…and we as viewers get to witness the beauty of the double-cross. And as a bonus…are snipes real? Order up an old-fashioned and enjoy! (Review starts - 18:50)