Cheers Weekly

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)

Just your quintessential bar room chatter this week…..a discussion of human agency and the divine….society's view of the military and global conflict…George's current top TV picks as well as his cover of Vanessa Williams' "Save The Best For Last". Order up your favorite carafe of house whiskey, sit back, relax and enjoy the 11th episode of season one entitled "One for the Book"! (Review starts - 17:33)

Just your quintessential bar room chatter this week…..a discussion of human agency and the divine….society’s view of the military and global conflict…George’s current top TV picks as well as his cover of Vanessa Williams’ “Save The Best For Last”.  Order up your favorite carafe of house whiskey, sit back, relax and enjoy the 11th episode of season one entitled “One for the Book”! (Review starts - 17:33)

What do Lionel Richie, Britney Spears, Don Rickles, a former Chicago Cubs first baseman and 'slump busters' all have to do with the tenth episode from season one of Cheers entitled "Endless Slumper"? Tune in and find out how George and Randy make the impressive connection…with some being more tenuous than others. (Review starts - 8:45)

What do Lionel Richie, Britney Spears, Don Rickles, a former Chicago Cubs first baseman and ‘slump busters’ all have to do with the tenth episode from season one of Cheers entitled “Endless Slumper”?  Tune in and find out how George and Randy make the impressive connection…with some being more tenuous than others. (Review starts - 8:45)

So the men's bathroom in Cheers is broken, Coach and Sam are vying for the affections of the same woman and Cliff is dropping some knowledge on the whole bar. All this is happening while George is forgetting where he made a mess so he can mop up the floor and Randy is getting ill at the mere mention of a certain upcoming Elvis plot point. Come join the chaos of episode 9 of season 1 entitled "Coach Returns to Action"! (Review starts - 8:55)

So the men’s bathroom in Cheers is broken, Coach and Sam are vying for the affections of the same woman and Cliff is dropping some knowledge on the whole bar.  All this is happening while George is forgetting where he made a mess so he can mop up the floor and Randy is getting ill at the mere mention of a certain upcoming Elvis plot point.  Come join the chaos of episode 9 of season 1 entitled “Coach Returns to Action”! (Review starts - 8:55)

Mix up a 'Leap into an Open Grave', grab a bar stool next to Norm and prepare yourself for not only one but TWO covers of Barbra Streisand's "People". And while you're at all, eavesdrop on George and Randy breaking down episode 8 from season 1 entitled "Truce or Consequences". And remember, Sam doesn't have life insurance, only the bar. (Review starts - 7:05)

Mix up a ‘Leap into an Open Grave’, grab a bar stool next to Norm and prepare yourself for not only one but TWO covers of Barbra Streisand's “People”.  And while you’re at all, eavesdrop on George and Randy breaking down episode 8 from season 1 entitled “Truce or Consequences”.  And remember, Sam doesn’t have life insurance, only the bar. (Review starts - 7:05)

With George safely back in the states, he takes a seat at the bar with Randy in recapping their time in London while discussing episode 7 of season 1 entitled "Friends, Romans, and Accountants". Diversity, power dynamics, and Norm Peterson's wrestling moves are all on tap. Sounds kind of heavy? Hey, it's just another night at the bar. Plus bonus content...George finally gives his review of La La Land! (Review starts - 14:20)