Cheers Weekly

The finale of our beloved series and for Cheers Weekly.  Enjoy!

Ma and Cliff are fighting again - will this be Cliff's Norman Bates moment? Rebecca is on the prowl again but is her best path forward the rich man right under her nose or the working man right under the bar? And what has gotten Norm so angry? Order a couple of bottles of beer, listen to Mahler's Third and enjoy "Rebecca Gaines, Rebecca Loses" and "The Guy Can’t Help It"! (S11E23 starts 11:40 / S11E24 starts 33:00)

As we near the final times with our beloved Cheers gang, the surprises continue to get bigger. Woody has a path to possible political prominence and a new family member on the way. Carla makes one of her special drinks and goes home with a Cheers guy but she doesn’t remember which one. And Sam has a surprise that will change Cheers lore forever.  So order up a couple of Carla’s special 'I Know My Redeemer Liveth' and enjoy “Woody Gets an Election” and “It’s Lonely at the Top”! (S11E21 starts 21:00 / S11E22 starts 38:10)

A plethora of riches this week!  Bar Wars with Gary, a guest star sundae with a cherry, a return of one of our favorite recurring characters named Harry and even a cameo by John Daly!  So order up a couple $5 beers with a free video tape and enjoy “Bar Wars VII: The Naked Prey" and "Look Before You Sleep"! (S11E19 starts 17:30 / S11E20 starts 34:10)

Lilith tries to make sense of what she walked in on, Sam tries to make sense of how former owner Gus made money with the bar and the boys try to make sense of the death of another drive-in movie theater. So while Cliff is off at the snack bar, enjoy "The Bar Manager, The Shrink, His Wife and Her Lover" & "The Last Picture Show". (S11E17 starts 12:00 / S11E18 starts 33:10)

Marriage and relationships are forefront with the gang this week.  Serafina announces her pregnancy and upcoming marriage, only for the happy nuptials to be sidetracked by her returning father, Nick Tortelli.  Frasier is distraught over pending divorce proceedings with Lilith and seeks the comfort of Rebeca.  And Paul may or may not have something important to announce to the world.  All that plus you’ll never view closing the windows in the same way again.  Order up six hours of the Three Stooges and enjoy “Loathe and Marriage” and “Is There a Doctor in the Howe?” (S11E15 starts 13:35 / S11E16 starts 31:05)

A wonderful study in fear this week.  Who is most scary to our Cheers gang? IRS agent Dot Carroll to Norm, the mutant Orioles mascot to Sammy, or a penniless Robin Colcord to Rebecca?  Or maybe a bagful of wild squirrels with sparklers attached to their tails takes first prize.  Order up a couple gin and tonics and enjoy "Norm's Big Audit" and "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Bar"! (S11E13 starts 15:30 / S11E14 starts 40:05)

Sammy has a line on how to get his old Corvette back but it goes through Susan Metheny (a brilliant guest turn by Dana Delany) and the dreaded "doghouse".  Cliff has a line on a new video production venture that will leave everyone disappointed.  And Dr. Crane has a line on some female companionship in the form of his young office secretary, Shauna. So order up some dessert and enjoy "Love Me, Love My Car" and "Sunday Dinner"! (S11E11 starts 12:05 / S11E12 starts 35:35 )

Someone is going to emergency and someone is going to jail. As for the medical event, could it be Norm and Cliff (because of Melville's all-you-can-eat mackerel), Rebecca (because her Navy father is forcing her to move bac to San Diego), John Hill (because of a heart attack during a visit with Carla) or Kelly (also because of a heart attack due to moving into Woody's apartment). As for jail, that's likely reserved for Cliff, who thinks his neighbor is an infamous dictator. So order up some of that mackerel and enjoy "Feelings...Whoa, Whoa, Whoa" and "Daddy's Little Middle-Aged Girl"! (S11E9 starts 13:55 / S11E10 starts 32:55)

Extra-marital affairs are causing havoc at our beloved bar! First, Lilith bids Frasier and the bar farewell as she’s off to the eco-pod with new lover, Googy. Then Mr. Gaines is caught in a compromising position with his brother’s wife and Woody’s loyalty to keep quiet must be assured. All that plus a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner at the bar that may or may not include grilled cheese. So go grab some silverware from Melville’s and enjoy “The Girl in the Plastic Bubble” and “Ill-Gotten Gaines”! (S11E7 starts 11:45 / S11E8 starts 35:45)

It's a reunion of sorts at our neighborhood bar this week.  Andy Andy is back looking for Diane, Maggie is back looking for Cliff and Lilith is just plain looking around at other options. All that plus some great guest stars from Revenge of the Nerds and Frasier fame.  Grab a seat at the bar, tell a good knock-knock joke and enjoy "Do Not Forsake Me, O' My Postman" and "Teaching with the Enemy"! (S11E5 starts 18:15 / S11E6 starts 33:30)

The battle of the GOATs as Sammy, representing the U.S.A, clashes with Henri, representing France, in a no-hold-barred quest...for phone numbers.  If Sammy goes down in defeat, who will the guys live vicariously through? All that plus Norm gets his dream job.  So throw a few nickles in the slot machine and enjoy "The King of Beers" and "The Magnificant Six"! (S11E3 starts 11:50 / S11E4 starts 32:20)

As we enter the final season of Cheers (and Cheers Weekly), several momentous occasions and incidents take center-stage. Like the bar burning down. Mr Pubbs. And Bernard!  Plus a holy war breaks out between the newlyweds Kelly and Woody and their religious upbringing. So order up several pu pu platters and enjoy "The Little Match Girl" and "The Beer is Always Greener"! (S11E1 starts 14:10 / S11E2 starts 44:40)

The big day has arrived as Woody and Kelly head to the altar to get hitched!  Carla, however, forsees disaster ahead. What could possibly go wrong with the Cheers gang catering, two dogs named Attila and Hitler, Lilith singing showtunes, a can of Pringles and a dead minister? First make a call to Dr. Daniels, Dr. Jack Daniels and then enjoy "An Old-Fashioned Wedding"!

The bar war to end all bar wars. The mob.  Johnny Carson. Who could ask for anything more from our beloved Cheers? Grab a reservation at Spago and then enjoy "Bar Wars VI: This Time It's For Real" and "Heeere's..Cliffy!"!! (S10E23 starts 13:20 / S10E24 starts 35:25)

Sammy is convinced he has some innings left in his arm and joins the Red Sox minor league system.  But has the baseball life passed him by? Meanwhile, Rebecca meets up with an old college flame, convinced that he is the one that got away. Will Sammy pitch in the big leagues again?  Will Rebecca find true love with an old flame.  Will Frasier ever find Lilith's lab rat, Whiskers?  Order up some free beer on Kelly's tab and enjoy "Take Me Out of the Ball Game" and "Rebecca's Lover...Not"! (S10E21 starts 11:40 / S10E22 starts 36:25)

Our beloved farmboy Woody goes international while Frasier attempts to drop a few pounds. Meanwhile Lilith's mother-in-law demands a vow renewal ceremony for the Cranes and Norm's bar tab becomes a sticking point between Sam and Rebecca. Put on Frasier's smile umbrella and enjoy "Rich Man, Wood Man" and "Smotherly Love"! (S10E19 starts 15:10 / S10E20 starts 33:00)

Two great Rebecca Howe episodes that highlight the greatness of Kirstie Alley. First, Rebecca must navigate a major romantic crush from Woody's cousin from Florida (played by guest star Harry Connick Jr). Then Rebecca must deal with a liquor license issue that could threaten the bar's very existence. All that plus Cliff's new postal uniform and a fabulous introduction to poker for Woody. Be careful what you say into the vent or John Hill might hear you while you enjoy "A Diminished Rebecca with a Suspended Cliff" and "LIcense to Hill"! (S10E17 starts 14:20 / S10E18 starts 32:30)

A very special Cheers Weekly as we focus on the passing of Kirstie Alley. And as they say, the show must go on. Enjoy Kirstie Alley's work in "My Son, My Father" and "One Hugs, the Other Doesn't". (S10E15 starts 7:20 / S10E16 starts 24:20)

Our iconic ensemble cast is humming on all cylinders with this batch of epsides.  Low self esteem field trips, furnance repairs, Elvis' birthday, Woody's 2nd job at the graveyard and a tragic turn with Sammys' hair. All that plus John Allen Hill in a wig, Rebecca in a wall and Woody curled up on the floor with the rug. So grab yourself some food from the engagement party and enjoy "Don't Shoot...I'm Only the Psychiatrist" and "No Rest for the Woody"! (S10E13 starts 12:55 / S10E14 starts 43:05)