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George and Randy embark on a detailed review of Goliath, Season 2 (listener warning - you will never look at H.R. Pufnstuf in the same way again), discuss how Cheers and Seinfeld are connected, witness the introduction of Frasier's mentor Bennett Ludlow and solve the mystery of where Carla was during Hygiene class in school. And as a bonus, we find out why Sam never learned the knuckleball from Coach. Grab a scotch on the rocks, sit back and enjoy "Whodunit?". (Review starts - 18:20)
Cheers Weekly is LIVE this week from an undisclosed location as George and Randy tackle a classic guest turn by Carol Kane, Norm's struggle with baby names and the best mystery reveal since "Who shot J.R.", that being the identity of the person referred to as "Ralph" in Diane's therapy sessions. Grab yourself a Long Island Iced Tea and enjoy "A Ditch in Time"! (Review starts - 11:20)
Norm has a health scare, Diane magically becomes a good waitress, Sam's office storage room is the size of an apartment, Randy does NOT gush about Riverdale for once and George helps bring a much needed poignant perspective on recent events. Come join the laughs and the tears on "Peterson Carusoe" and as a bonus, hear George cover just a bit of Hall & Oates. (Review starts - 11:23)
What happens when the Cheers Weekly gang stumbles upon an episode like "Diane's Allergy" that doesn't really work for them? We get George mimicking Diane's high voice, Randy pondering the cast diversity of the extras and an extended discussion of season 2 of Riverdale. So come on in, order a spiked milkshake and join the fun! (Review starts - 13:35)
The road trip is over! George and Randy are back home behind the bar for "An American Family", the quintessential look at Nick and Carla Tortelli's custody negotiations, a large scale wager on Mayday Malone's batting average and Diane's issues with The Pequod, which amazingly have nothing to do with Moby Dick. Break out those summer ales on this Memorial Day weekend and enjoy! (Review starts - 7:56)
Cheers Weekly goes on the road this week as George and Randy bring you "Diane Meets Mom", LIVE from the Sioux Empire Film Festival!! In addition to witnessing a stellar guest turn by Nancy Marchand, we bring you one-time only specials in the form of interviews with Brent Clouser (Director, Sioux Empire Film Festival), John Barnes ("Dinner with Friends?") and Jeremy Doyle ("One Shot One Kill"). (Review starts - 19:25)
Does Coach get left at the altar? Is Sam returning a piece of intimate apparel to the correct ex-girlfriend? Does Carla read the tabloids just for the crossword puzzles? Is Frasier's crank-call voice the creepiest thing ever? All this plus a wide disagreement between our hosts on the rating for "Coach in Love, Part 2". Drink up! (Review starts - 8:00)
The Big 5-0!!! It is the 50th episode of Cheers Weekly and we have a special happy hour this week to celebrate - a classic bar debate on the top-5 movies starring actors from the primary cast of Cheers! And as a bonus shot, we get to test George's knowledge of Florida with a Cliff Clavin-level quiz! Order a double, grab some saltines with cheese and enjoy "Coach in Love, Part 1"! (Review starts - 17:28)
After a brief break for renovations and a visit from the health inspections, Cheers Weekly is back!! And with it, a Cheers Weekly rating challenge first! Also, some stellar entertainment recommendations from George and Randy, a call-back to Different Strokes and M.A.S.H, and our tribute to the passing of a Cheers great, Harry Anderson. Pour a cool one, sit back and enjoy "Sam Turns The Other Cheek"! (Review starts - 15:00)
It's costume party time at the bar this week! George is dressed as a game show host dropping fantastic trivia on The Bangles and one of our surprising guest stars this week. Randy is playing the role of sidekick and giving poor parenting tips. Sam is a cowboy, Coach is a pirate and Norm is....well....Norm. Grab some witch's brew, tell a scary story and enjoy "Fairy Tales Can Come True"! (Review starts - 8:25)
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