Difference between revisions of "Cheers"
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{{TB| The song "{{ap|Flaming Moe's|song}}" is a parody of the theme song of "Cheers", complete with old-fashioned engravings passing by the screen. At the end when everyone shouts: "Barney!" and the bartender asks him "How does the world treat you, Mr. Gumble" a shout-out is made to the character [[Norm Peterson]] who also used to be cheered and greeted by other bar visitors with the same question.}} | {{TB| The song "{{ap|Flaming Moe's|song}}" is a parody of the theme song of "Cheers", complete with old-fashioned engravings passing by the screen. At the end when everyone shouts: "Barney!" and the bartender asks him "How does the world treat you, Mr. Gumble" a shout-out is made to the character [[Norm Peterson]] who also used to be cheered and greeted by other bar visitors with the same question.}} | ||
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{{TB| When Homer looks for a new bar one of them is the bar from ''Cheers''. [[Ted Danson]] ([[Sam Malone]]), [[Rhea Perlman]] ([[Carla Tortelli]]), [[John Ratzenberger]] ([[Cliff Clavin]]), [[George Wendt]] ([[Norm Peterson]]) and [[Woody Harrelson]] ([[Woody Boyd]]) all perform their respective characters. Also seen but without a speaking line is [[Frasier Crane]]. As the scene ends the opening bars of ''Cheers'' can be heard.}} | {{TB| When Homer looks for a new bar one of them is the bar from ''Cheers''. [[Ted Danson]] ([[Sam Malone]]), [[Rhea Perlman]] ([[Carla Tortelli]]), [[John Ratzenberger]] ([[Cliff Clavin]]), [[George Wendt]] ([[Norm Peterson]]) and [[Woody Harrelson]] ([[Woody Boyd]]) all perform their respective characters. Also seen but without a speaking line is [[Frasier Crane]]. As the scene ends the opening bars of ''Cheers'' can be heard.}} | ||
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Revision as of 02:23, December 19, 2020
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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