Cheers Weekly

A case study on bad dates, the first appearance of convicted felon Andy Andy and a rousing rendition of the childhood game “I like you if you like me” are all mixed together into a fine cocktail that is episode 17, “Diane’s Perfect Date”.  And for an added bonus, Norm will teach you how to pep up a résumé. (Review starts - 9:45)

A very special edition of Cheers Weekly as George and Randy have the privilege of welcoming actor Lee Ryan (Cheers, Remington Steele, Knight Rider, TJ Hooker, St. Elsewhere, Arrested Development, ER, JAG) to the bar! Lee recounts some fabulous stories from his 32-year career in Hollywood, as well as a firsthand look into his role on one of the most iconic episodes in Cheers history, episode 16 of season one entitled "The Boys in the Bar"! (Review starts - 1:10)

A very special edition of Cheers Weekly as George and Randy have the privilege of welcoming actor Lee Ryan (Cheers, Remington Steele, Knight Rider, TJ Hooker, St. Elsewhere, Arrested Development, ER, JAG) to the bar!  Lee recounts some fabulous stories from his 32-year career in Hollywood, as well as a firsthand look into his role on one of the most iconic episodes in Cheers history, episode 16 of season one entitled “The Bars in the Bar”! (Review starts - 1:10)

An extortion plot, a controversial rendition of a Rodgers & Hammerstein classic and the first appearance of THE little black book highlights episode 15, "Father Knows Last". Just like a debate on how to properly spice a Bloody Mary, George and Randy come to differing conclusions regarding Carla Tortelli's first pregnancy announcement. Grab a seat and decide who was correct! (Review starts - 9:44)

An extortion plot, a controversial rendition of a Rodgers & Hammerstein classic and the first appearance of THE little black book highlights episode 15, “Father Knows Last”.  Just like a debate on how to properly spice a Bloody Mary, George and Randy come to differing conclusions regarding Carla Tortelli’s first pregnancy announcement.  Grab a seat and decide who was correct! (Review starts - 9:44)

On this long holiday weekend, grab your favorite summer beverage, a book of poetry by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and join George and Randy on the patio as they break down episode 14, "Let Me Count The Ways". Not only do you get the long-awaited solo rendition of "Maneater", but also some thoughts on the passing of Sir Roger Moore (the second best Bond lead for one host), high school bullying in the digital age, and the horrible condition of being allergic to cat stories. Start a tab and enjoy! (Review starts - 19:00)

On this long holiday weekend, grab your favorite summer beverage, a book of poetry by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and join George and Randy on the patio as they break down episode 14, “Let Me Count The Ways”.   Not only do you get the long-awaited solo rendition of “Maneater”, but also some thoughts on the passing of Sir Roger Moore (the second best Bond lead for one host), high school bullying in the digital age, and the horrible condition of being allergic to cat stories. Start a tab and enjoy! (Review starts - 19:00)

Cheers Weekly is back and better than ever!! George and Randy return to their normal shifts behind the bar, tackling episode 13 from season one entitled "Now Pitching, Sam Malone". We discuss the excellent guest turn by Barbara Babcock (who may have dethroned Fred Dryer as favored guest star crush for at least one of the hosts), the majesty of Hall & Oates, and the life-defining question of what does Luis Tiant, Sam Malone and Tibor Svetkovic have in common. The bar is open - come on in! (Review starts - 17:24)

Cheers Weekly is back and better than ever!!  George and Randy return to their normal shifts behind the bar, tackling   episode 13 from season one entitled “Now Pitching, Sam Malone”.  We discuss the excellent guest turn by Barbara Babcock (who may have dethroned Fred Dryer as favored guest star crush for at least one of the hosts), the majesty of Hall & Oates, and the life-defining question of what does Luis Tiant, Sam Malone and Tibor Svetkovic have in common.  The bar is open - come on in! (Review starts - 17:24)

It's Happy Hour at Cheers Weekly! The normal menu of nostalgia and commentary regarding episode 12 "The Spy Who Came In for a Cold One" is available as always. However an additional 2-for-1 special is on tap this week…a duet of the classic song "Mickey" and establishing exactly what is "show monogamy". Plus, an exposé on who was Francis the Talking Mule. (Review starts - 12:50)