Cheers Weekly

The results of our Emmy predictions are examined. The superiority of day baseball is posited.  Coach’s ‘new math’ is tested.  And the inciting villain for the entire show returns to scheme again!  A large crowd is in the bar tonight as George and Randy discuss the fifth episode of seasons two, “Sumner’s Return”.  And as a public service announcement, there is no reason to stay up five nights straight in order to finish War and Peace prior to listening. (Review starts - 11:00)

Andy Andy is back! And he brings with him quite the difference of opinion as to his effectiveness in this fourth episode of season two, "Homicidal Ham". Is he a classic part of Cheers lore like Harry the Hat or a forgettable presence like Big Ed? George and Randy will give you the answer like any good bartender while also providing their picks for Best Drama at the 2017 Emmys. Plus as a bonus...a little Shakespeare! Order a double and enjoy the show! (Review starts - 12:30)

Andy Andy is back!  And he brings with him quite the difference of opinion as to his effectiveness in this fourth episode of season two, "Homicidal Ham".  Is he a classic part of Cheers lore like Harry the Hat or a forgettable presence like Big Ed?  George and Randy will give you the answer like any good bartender while also providing their picks for Best Drama at the 2017 Emmys.  Plus as a bonus...a little Shakespeare!  Order a double and enjoy the show! (Review starts - 12:30)

All top-shelf product this week on Cheers Weekly as the boys discuss the third episode from season 2, "Personal Business" including some thoughts on the recent directorial changes with the Star Wars franchise, Randy's blasphemous opinion on George Lucas, a strong discussion on the role of criticism in the creative arts and a heartfelt public apology to actor Matt Bomer. (Review starts - 19:54)

All top-shelf product this week on Cheers Weekly as the boys discuss the third episode from season 2, “Personal Business” including some thoughts on the recent directorial changes with the Star Wars franchise, Randy’s blasphemous opinion on George Lucas, a strong discussion on the role of criticism in the creative arts and a heartfelt public apology to actor Matt Bomer. (Review starts - 19:54)

A debate about what is the true James Bond canon, George begging to being told he's off-his-rocker and even a small rendition of the theme song from Wonder Woman. Come enjoy a cold one while discussing "Little Sister Don't Cha" and learning who's provided the bar more magic than Doug Henning. (Review starts - 9:50)

A debate about what is the true James Bond canon, George begging to being told he’s off-his-rocker and even a small rendition of the theme song from Wonder Woman.  Come enjoy a cold one while discussing “Little Sister Don’t Cha” and learning who’s provided the bar more magic than Doug Henning. (Review starts - 9:50)

The boys are back!!! George and Randy kick off the second season of Cheers Weekly with a very special interview with Thomas Kershaw, owner of Hampshire House at 84 Beacon Street. This was the original location of the pub, The Bull and The Finch, and is the actual building seen in all exterior shots of Cheers, with the pub's interior serving as the inspiration for the Cheers shooting stage and set. Mr. Kershaw provides great insight into how his property became associated with the show and its place in Cheers lore. In addition to that special treat, we get the debut of a new segment called Cliff Clavin's Trivia of the Week, George providing surprise gifts and a 'memorable' example of Randy singing. The bar is packed and people are having a great time…come on in!!! (Review starts - 46:30)

The boys are back!!!  George and Randy kick off the second season of Cheers Weekly with a very special interview with Thomas Kershaw, owner of Hampshire House at 84 Beacon Street.  This was the original location of the pub, The Bull and The Finch, and is the actual building seen in all exterior shots of Cheers, with the pub’s interior serving as the inspiration for the Cheers shooting stage and set.  Mr. Kershaw provides great insight into how his property became associated with the show and its place in Cheers lore.  In addition to that special treat, we get the debut of a new segment called Cliff Clavin’s Trivia of the Week, George providing surprise gifts and a ‘memorable’ example of Randy singing.  The bar is packed and people are having a great time…come on in!!! (Review starts - 46:30)

Last call for Season 1! In part two of the season finale, George and Randy discuss one of the most iconic scenes in all of Cheers history, give an extended treatment to the top songs and movies during the summer of 1983, and reveal their decision as to the best episode of the season…the episode that will receive the coveted "Cristal with Bottle Service" designation. Join the guys as they look back on the first season, look forward to the second season and debate why exactly Sam Malone will be walking funny in the morning. (Review starts - 7:25)