Cheers Weekly

A homage to Eastern German figure skaters and Cold War nuclear negotiations. Allegations of unfaithfulness. Secret interior design skills masking a hidden relationship with a sports star. Is it even possible to imagine a better combination of ingredients for sitcom hilarity for our beloved show? But do George and Randy agree? Order up a couple brewskis and enjoy "Those Lips, Those Ice" and "Norm, Is That You?"! (S7E5 starts - 9:15 / S7E6 starts - 28:50)

The executive carousal at the corporate parent of Cheers continues as Mr. Stone is out and Mr. Teal is in. But Mr. Teal is quite a bit different from the other executives Rebecca has pined for. How will Sam and Rebecca play this to their advantage? And in this two-parter, we have both George's and Randy's favorite lines of the series...but they are NOT the same line. Can you guess what they are? Order up a couple of pina coladas and enjoy "Executive Sweet" and "One Happy Chappy in a Snappy Serape"! (S7E3 starts - 11:55 / S7E4 starts - 31:35)

The bar is back open and Cheers Weekly is back for the season 7 premiere! And what a premiere we have as roles have been reversed. Mr. Drake is out at corporate and Mr. Stone is in. This leads to a manager change at our beloved pub that is not received well. Then in our second episode, we go deep into theology as Sam struggles regarding an oath made to God. Will Sam get to live out Rebeccas's fantasy? Will Sam keep his oath to God? And does Cliff Clavin has a big mouth figuratively and literally? Find all those answers and more with "How to Recede in Business" and "Swear to God". (S7E1 starts - 7:50 / S7E2 starts - 29:08)

It's the Season 6 finale! It's the Season 6 edition of Cheers Weekly bottle service designation for best episode of the year! And for a bonus, we get to learn the context for "hot fire below". Nothing else really needs to be said. Enjoy "Backseat Becky, Up Front"! (S6E25 starts - 13:35)

It is time for the battle of the titans and we have a dual main event!! In our first bout, we have Gary's Olde Towne Tavern versus our gang at Cheers! In our second bout, we have Boyd versus Malone for king of the pack! Who comes our victorious? Who retains their pride? And who, in the immortal words of Al, ends up pretty weenie? Order up some Kahlua and enjoy "Bar Wars" and "The Big Kiss-Off"! (S6E23 starts - 5:48 / E6E24 starts - 33:50)

Let's play 'would you rather' on Cheers Weekly! Would you rather be a Senior Bartender or the Executive Supervising Bartender? Would you rather go on a Caribbean vacation or be given an original Tidwell? And most importantly, would you rather listen to a 2-hour lecture on the Revolt of the Comuneros or become a grandfather in your 40s? Be quick on the draw at family dinner and enjoy "Our Hourly Bread" and "Slumber Party Massacred"! (S6E21 starts - 8:45 / S6E22 starts - 30:35)

Eddie finds a new job but Carla has an overriding fear that is preventing her from embracing it. And we've seen Sleazy Sam quite a bit this season, but now we see Corporate Sam?!?! What's up with that? All that plus a bonus help...do you know where your happy place is? Order up something from the drink cart and enjoy "Airport V" and "The Sam in the Grey Flannel Suit"! (S6E19 starts - 6:05 / S6E20 starts - 30:45)

These are crazy times at our favorite neighborhood bar! We have bachelor parties and cold feet on marriage. We have Wang Chung lyrics and rich people's closets. And we even have a threat of killer bees!!! But most importantly, we have the LARGEST difference of opinion in the history of Cheers Weekly! Who is right? Who is wrong? Let your voice be heard and witness the chaos of "To All The Girls I've Loved Before" and "Let Sleeping Drakes Lie"! (S6E17 starts - 6:50 / S6E18 starts - 40:20)

Evan Drake looms large over Cheers Weekly as not only does he arrange for an employee to cover for Carla while on maternity leave (for reasons unknown) but he also hosts Sam and Rebecca on his yacht. Does Sleazy Sam show up? Does Jealous Rebecca ruin her chances with Evan? And in a historic moment we meet Sam's 'sister'. Plus as a bonus, take a guess on how much Evan's yacht costs. Order up some lobster and ham and enjoy "Tale of Two Cities" and "Yacht of Fools". (S6E15 starts - 11:30 / S6E16 starts - 36:58)

Frasier versus Ali. Magic versus Bird. Hamilton versus Burr. And to the classic pantheon of rivals we add: Clavin versus Peterson. Mailman versus Painter. Who will prevail between these titans of the bar? Plus, we get a cameo from a star from a rival network as well as the definition of true grit and courage. Order up some Manhattans and enjoy "Woody for Hire Meets Norman of the Apes" and "And God Created Woodman"! (S6E13 starts - 12:10 / S6E14 starts - 34:45)