Cheers Weekly

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)

What do George & Randy have on tap for Cheers Weekly this week? Their normal blend of Cheers commentary with 80s nostalgia as they discuss episode six from season one entitled "Any Friend of Diane's"? Check. How about another live episode from one of the oldest pubs in the United Kingdom? Check. And most importantly... how about George's solo singing debut?!???! Check please!!! (Review starts - 8:40)

What do George & Randy have on tap for Cheers Weekly this week?  Their normal blend of Cheers commentary with 80s nostalgia as they discuss episode six from season one entitled "Any Friend of Diane's"?  Check.  How about another live episode from one of the oldest pubs in the United Kingdom?  Check.  And most importantly... how about George's solo singing debut?!???!  Check please!!! (Review starts - 8:40)

In a very special episode of Cheers Weekly, George and Randy record LIVE at the Royal Standard of England in Beaconsfield, United Kingdom...the oldest freehouse in England. This week's bar talk centers on episode 5 of season 1 entitled "Coach's Daughter", a more sentimental side of the bar, as well as our hosts. Remember, what happens in London, stays in London. Too cliche? See what the lads have to say about it. (Review starts - 3:03)

In a very special episode of Cheers Weekly, George and Randy record LIVE at the Royal Standard of England in Beaconsfield, United Kingdom...the oldest freehouse in England.  This week's bar talk centers on episode 5 of season 1 entitled "Coach's Daughter", a more sentimental side of the bar, as well as our hosts.  Remember, what happens in London, stays in London.  Too cliche?  See what the lads have to say about it. (Review starts - 3:03)

What do Sergeant Rick Hunter, The Honorable Harry T. Stone and John Wesley "Boog" Powell have in common? Grab a bar stool with George and Randy and find out as they discuss the fourth episode from season 1 of Cheers entitled "Sam at Eleven". And as an added bonus, you will be provided a functional definition of 'practical feminism'. (Review starts - 2:35)

What do Sergeant Rick Hunter, The Honorable Harry T. Stone and John Wesley "Boog" Powell have in common? Grab a bar stool with George and Randy and find out as they discuss the fourth episode from season 1 of Cheers entitled  "Sam at Eleven".  And as an added bonus, you will be provided a functional definition of 'practical feminism'. (Review starts - 2:35)

"Obnoxious sports fan leads to physical assault"…a routine description of a Saturday afternoon at a Premier League match or the plot focus for George and Randy to order up some perspective on in this third episode from season 1 of Cheers entitled "The Tortelli Tort". Plus, what Hall-of-Famer Craig Biggio and Hugie Jennings have in common. (Review starts - 1:14)

“Obnoxious sports fan leads to physical assault”…a routine description of a Saturday afternoon at a Premier League match or the plot focus for George and Randy to order up some perspective on in this third episode from season 1 of Cheers entitled “The Tortelli Tort”. Plus, what Hall-of-Famer Craig Biggio and Hugie Jennings have in common.

George and Randy step up to the bar this week to discuss the second episode from season 1 of Cheers entitled "Sam's Women". The discussion takes flight with a look at Star Wars, social issues in television, and their trademark blend of 80s nostalgia and humor. And we learn what exactly it would take for Norm Peterson to dedicate his life to helping the poor. (Review starts - 2:25)