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'''''Cheers''''' was a 1982-1993 U.S. TV sitcom on [[NBC]] about a group of friends who frequently meet one another in a local bar. It later led to a spin-off: ''[[Frasier]]''. | '''''Cheers''''' was a 1982-1993 U.S. TV sitcom on [[NBC]] about a group of friends who frequently meet one another in a local bar. It later led to a spin-off: ''[[Frasier]]''. | ||
== References to ''Cheers'' in ''The Simpsons'' == | == References to ''Cheers'' in ''The Simpsons'' == | ||
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{{TB| The Simpsons travel to [[Boston]], which is where ''Cheers'' takes place, so there are quite some references made to the series, among others the theme song which is heard at various musical interludes. In a class room there is also a 'Cheers' periodic table. When the Boston Americans parade is held we can recognize the Cheers characters [[Cliff Clavin]], [[Carla Tortelli]] and [[Norm Peterson]] in the crowd.}} | {{TB| The Simpsons travel to [[Boston]], which is where ''Cheers'' takes place, so there are quite some references made to the series, among others the theme song which is heard at various musical interludes. In a class room there is also a 'Cheers' periodic table. When the Boston Americans parade is held we can recognize the Cheers characters [[Cliff Clavin]], [[Carla Tortelli]] and [[Norm Peterson]] in the crowd.}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:47, April 15, 2024
Cheers was a 1982-1993 U.S. TV sitcom on NBC about a group of friends who frequently meet one another in a local bar. It later led to a spin-off: Frasier.
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References to Cheers in The Simpsons[edit]
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