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Cheers WeeklyS10E3 Madame LaCarla / S10E4 The Norm Who Came For DinnerJoin us in celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Cheers premiere by having a vigorous debate over Rolling Stone's new "Top 100 TV Shows of All-Time" ranking. Randy is quite fired up over several injustices, George is the voice of reason but, most importantly, what say YOU on the rankings overall and Cheers position specifically? As for the episodes, Carla gets a business offer, Woody gets a new role and Norm becomes the queen of the hive! Roll in a few kegs to the living room and enjoy "Madame LaCarla" and "The Norm Who Came For Dinner"! (Top 100 debate starts 3:00 / S1...2022-10-031h 01Cheers WeeklyS9E25 Home Malone / S9E26 Uncle Sam Wants YouAs we end Season 9 of our beloved show, things are changing. Kelly is an employee of Cheers, the Cranes are having severe labor shortage issues with babysitters and Sam decides he wants to have a child. That's right - our aging playboy is feeling the biological clock. Oh, and there is an appearance by Elvis. But on the positive side, George and Randy give out the bottle service award for this season! So put on your favorite song from the King, sit back and enjoy "Home Malone" and "Uncle Sam Wants You"! (S9E25 starts 9:55 / S9E26 starts 32:25)2022-09-1258 minCheers WeeklyS9E1 Love is a Really, Really, Perfectly Okay Thing / S9E2 Cheers Fouls OutThe bar is back open for Season 9 and there are some quite significant changes at Cheers. Not only is there a new waitress, but the bar is under new management! And one of the richest people in the world is in jail...AND Kevin McHale stops by! All that plus you get George and Randy's take on the new Spiderman movie! Gather your crew together and enjoy "Love is a Really, Really Perfectly Okay Thing" and "Cheers Fouls Out"! (S9E1 starts 13:15 / S9E2 starts 35:50)2022-01-2455 minCheers WeeklyS8E25 Cry Hard / S8E26 Cry HarderIt is the finale of season 8 and the Cheers gang is deep into corporate intrigue, insider trading and how best to move an antique desk that happens to be filled with ice and beer! Law enforcement is hot on the trail of Robin - will he bolt the country or come back for his true love? And to top everything off...George and Randy pick their Bottle Service episode for the season! Sit back, grab a couple fudgsicles and enjoy "Cry Hard" and "Cry Harder"! (S8E25 starts 10:15 / S8E26 starts 31:35)2021-12-0655 minCheers WeeklyS8E23 The Ghost and Mrs. LeBec / S8E24 Mr. Otis RegretsAn iconic cold open with a reference to the Laker Girls. Rebecca channeling her inner Ralph Nader. Carla clashing with the Doctors' Crane over the role of psychics. And a steamy elevator scene that Randy thinks was patterned after an Aerosmith song. All that plus a very important PSA from George on relationships. Order up some Baileys and enjoy "The Ghost and Mrs. LeBec" and "Mr. Otis Regrets"! (S8E23 starts 9:35 / S8E24 starts 27:55)2021-11-2253 minCheers WeeklyS8E11 Feeble Attraction / S8E12 Sam Ahoy!A serious rift has emerged across the Cheers landscape. First, between Norm and his secretary, Doris. Then between Sam and Robin's opinion of him. But most importantly, between George and Randy and their respective ratings of these episodes. Who is right? Who is wrong? The public hasn't been split on such an important question since "Who shot J.R.?" So choose a side, order up some scotch and enjoy "Feeble Attraction" and "Sam Ahoy"! (S8E11 starts 11:10 / S8E12 starts 31:25)2021-08-0958 minCheers WeeklyS7E17 Hot Rocks / S7E18 What's Up, Doc?A turning point in the history of Cheers as over the course of two episodes, Sam starts realizing some of his deep emotional and character flaws. But does it work as comedy gold? Is it more of "Slimy Sam", as Randy puts it, that's difficult to laugh along with? Or is it the long but progressively improving growth in a character's journey as George would contend? Plus we get multiple chances to discuss Sam's hair and the most powerful use of the word "maybe" in sitcom history. Order up some lobster, be sure to eat everything including the green stuf...2021-04-1254 minCheers WeeklyS7:E7 How to Win Friends & Electrocute People / S7:E8 Jumping JerksIt's Transportation Week here at Cheers Weekly! The Lilith Sternin-Crane Driving Academy is now accepting applications while the NWC Sky-Diving School (that would stand for Norm Woody Cliff) are readying another epic jump. Will Lilith be the source of a road rage incident? Will are favorite barflies really jump out of plane and convince Sam to come with? And more importantly, would either George or Randy take the plunge if given the opportunity. Sit back, enjoy and try not to blow chow at 5000 feet while enjoying "How to Win Friends & Electrocute People" and "Jumping Jerks". (S7E7 starts - 11:40 / S7E8...2021-02-0156 minCheers WeeklyS7E5 Those Lips, Those Ice / S7E6 Norm, Is That You?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)2021-01-2555 minCheers WeeklyS7E3 Executive Sweet / S7E4 One Happy Chappy in a Snappy SerapeThe 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...2021-01-0459 minCheers WeeklyS6E11 My Fair Clavin / S6E12 Christmas CheersThis week's double feature is greatly influence by movies and musicals. My Fair Lady and It's A Wonderful Life are more than just alluded to, they are foundational to our dear gang in the bar. But which one uses the influence more effectively? Will it be Cliff's attempt to channel Henry Higgins or Sam's attempt to channel George Bailey? And how does a lingerie fashion show play into all that? Grab a chair by the piano, some Irish Coffee and enjoy "My Fair Clavin" and "Christmas Cheers"! (S6E11 starts - 8:22 / S6E12 starts - 35:14)2020-09-0758 minCheers WeeklyS6E9 Puddin' Head Boyd / S6E10 A Kiss is Still a KissAs the great Ernie Banks once said, let's play two! Not only do we get to witness the birth of Woody's love of acting (as Mark Twain), we also get to witness the first appearance of the all-powerful Evan Drake (in a great recurring guest role for Tom Skerritt). Plus as a bonus, George and Randy debate the future of movie theaters and you get to answer for yourself the life-altering question - would you rather see Woody Boyd in "Authors from Hell" or "Hello Donald!"? Grab yourself a mimosa and enjoy "Puddin' Head Boyd" and "A Kiss is Sti...2020-08-3153 minCheers WeeklyS6E3 Little Carla, Happy At Last Part 1 / S6E4 Little Carla, Happy At Last Part 2Love is in the air and wedding bells abound as the Cheers gang witness one of the more unique wedding engagements, toasts, ceremony and reception in all of history....in a span of about 48 hours. Plus Randy has a mea culpa from a previous episode and George debates singing a few bars of Whitesnake. So enjoy "Little Carla, Happy At Last Part 1 & Part 2". (S6E3 starts - 10:35 / S6E4 starts - 33:47)2020-08-1059 minCheers WeeklyS5:E26 I Do AdieuThere are few words to describe how historic this episode is. The Season 5 finale. The final performance of Shelley Long as Diane Chambers. The possible wedding of Sam and Diane. And to top it all off, George and Randy revealing their best episode of the season and bestowing the revered "Cristal with Bottle Service" designation. Maybe for the last time... so sit back, relax and enjoy "I Do Adieu"! (Review starts - 13:40)2020-05-181h 00Cheers WeeklyS5:E23 Norm's First HurrahHave you ever wondered how Corporate Norm would attack the office politics of a top Boston CPA firm? Have you every memorized the serial numbers on your cash like Woody? Have you ever longed to travel again at a moment's notice like George? Or have you ever marveled at the directing and acting talent of 80s wunderkind Jason Bateman? Discover all these answers and much more from this week's smashing episode, "Norm's First Hurrah"! (Review starts - 16:00)2020-04-2052 minCheers WeeklyS5:E22 The Godfather, Part IIIDon't let the title fool you. The cast from the closing chapter of the Coppola trilogy doesn't stop by the bar this week - although Sam might have found that most pleasant than attempting to be the godfather to Coach's niece. And that's before Diane gets involved. And all that pales in comparison to the violence Dr. Frasier Crane inflicts on an innocent 'victim' this week. George and Randy don't know what to do with this episode, so grab your favorite hard seltzer and help them decipher "The Godfather, Part III"! (Review starts - 12:15)2020-04-0645 minCheers WeeklyS5:E21 Simon SaysAlthough the bar has been closed for a time for some health inspection checks regarding the saltine and American cheese menu item, it is now BACK OPEN!! George and Randy have a plethora of entertainment recommendations during these difficult times but are most excited to review one of the best guest-star episodes of the series! So grab your favorite table at the bar, be impressed by the performance of Mr. John Cleese and enjoy "Simon Says"! (Review starts - 17:42)2020-03-3044 minCheers WeeklyS5:E19 Dog Bites CliffWhat started off as a friendly review of a Cheers episode turns into one of the biggest differences of opinion in Cheers Rating history. Are you Team George? Or are you Team Randy? And more importantly, are you just as scared for Cliff as Sammy is? Call your favorite lawyer, order up a sidecar and enjoy "Dog Bites Cliff"! (Review starts - 8:10)2020-02-1734 minCheers WeeklyS5:E15 SpellboundCheers Weekly is back and ringing in the new year with an iconic episode! Not only do George and Randy provide some of their preliminary thoughts on this year's Oscar contenders, but this episode would launch the oft-panned, much derided spin-off "The Tortellis". So the gang from Vegas is with our beloved gang from Boston and Nic is on the prowl again. So snap your fingers, listen to some violin music while sipping champagne...and enjoy "Spellbound". (Review starts - 17:45)2020-01-2045 minCheers WeeklyS5:E14 Diamond SamFollowing last week's shocker proposal (or three), we now deal with the fallout as Sam and Diane navigate the perfect engagement ring while Carla navigates the steep mountain of denial. As for our hosts, we get a crash course in proper (and cost-effective) engagement ring procurement from George while Randy educates us on inflation including how much Sam paid for Diane's "ring" in today's dollars. Grab a tall one, maybe some corn on the cob and enjoy "Diamond Sam"! (Review starts - 14:18)2019-12-2339 minCheers WeeklyS5:E13 Chambers vs MaloneHear ye! hear ye! The court is now in session. The Honorables George Tsakiridis and Randy Woodbury presiding. The question before the court today is what Cheers Weekly rating will our honorable judges declare for the episode, "Chamber vs Malone"? In addition, the judges will provide their insight regarding Norm's search for spiritual meaning in life. (Review starts - 14:32)2019-12-0950 minCheers WeeklyS5:E12 Dance, Diane, DanceIt's Thanksgiving time for our U.S. listeners and they are quite thankful for many things. As for our hosts, George is thankful for Suits while Randy is thankful for a new Rian Johnson movie. Do you know who else is thankful? Our dear Diane. She is thankful for a swan-like neck and natural grace that inspired her dream of being a prima ballerina. And now she is ready for her audition with the Boston Ballet. Will she achieve her dream? Also, will Cliff be able to sell the Rolls Royce of station wagons? Grab a booth, order up a sideca...2019-12-0240 minCheers WeeklyS5:E10 Everyone Imitates ArtWe have Carla's battle with Nick regarding her trip to Graceland. We have Sam and Diane attempting to out-duel each other with their poetic prowess. But the most important conflict on this week's episode is Randy and George's ratings gulf. Who is right? Who is wrong? Grab some Templeton Rye shots and settle the debate on "Everyone Imitates Art"! (Review starts - 6:25) 2019-11-1136 minCheers WeeklyS5:E8 Knights of the ScimitarA wonderful mix of comedy and drama this week on Cheers Weekly! On the comedy side, we have Cliff and Norm navigating the wacky world of lodges and clubs while Sam and Diane seem to enter a new phase of their relationship (sorry Lance Apollonarie). On the drama side, Randy and George have an extended discussion on Martin Scorsese's recent comments regarding Marvel films and cinema. Grab yourself some Bally's and enjoy "Knights of the Scimitar"! (Review Starts - 21:06)2019-10-2845 minCheers WeeklyS5:E6 Tan n'WashFree advice abounds on our show this week!! Diane advises how to properly ask for time off in the best way possible to make Sam jealous. Norm advises how to invest successfully in small businesses. And Woody advises how to "NEVER spend venture capital on a limited partnership without a detailed analytical fiduciary prospectus". Plus as a bonus, George advises how to best learn about the Great Financial Crisis of 2008 via Margot Robbie! So order up a Wallbanger, do a little laundry while getting a tan and enjoy "Tan n'Wash"! (Review starts - 13:29)2019-10-0734 minCheers WeeklyS5:E4 Abnormal PsychologyIt is a clash of the titans! It is better than Ali vs. Frasier! It is more compelling than Nadal vs. Federer! It is Dr. Sternin vs. Dr. Crane for superiority of all psychology in the Boston area! Will Randy and George battle in an epic way regarding the excellence of this episode? Tune in and find out with "Abnormal Psychology"! (Review starts - 10:03)2019-09-0941 minCheers WeeklyS5:E3 Money DearestThis episode is not good. Not good at all. Wait...we're not talking about Cheers Weekly! No,no...that is usually top-shelf with a chaser! We're talking about the third episode of Season 5, "Money Dearest". How bad is it? Is it the first episode of our beloved series to receive the dreaded "Double Natty Light"?!??! How far into the 21-minute episode did Randy and George declare 'no hope'? First there was "Who Shot J.R.?"...then there was "Who killed Laura Palmer?"...now there will forever be "How bad was Money Dearest?". You be the judge! (Review starts - 7:20)2019-09-0228 minCheers WeeklyS5:E1 The ProposalThe bar is open and ready for Season Five!! Cheers Weekly is back baby with a super-sized episode covering where our hosts have been this summer, exploring who Sam was proposing to at the end of Season Four and how close Frasier came to committing a felony. And since it's the season premiere, we have a Happy Hour Special...George's fantastic interview with Joseph and Kate Darowski, authors of the new book "Cheers: A Cultural History". This show requires your preferred bottle of wine or your favorite six-pack...so grab some hors d'oeuvres and enjoy "The Proposal". (Review starts - 4...2019-08-191h 09Cheers WeeklyS4:E24 Strange Bedfellows Part 1We have guest stars galore this week including Kate Mulgrew (Star Trek: Voyager, Orange Is The New Black), Max Wright (Alf, Norm), David Paymer (The Good Wife, The Commish), and Mike Hagerty (The George Carlin Show, Friends). We have the vaunted David Angell back at the writer's helm. We have the classic campaign slogan "Wim with Jim". And we have George doing pretty good and nothing beefing Randy....so all is right with the world again at Cheers Weekly! And even more importantly, after a few tough episodes of season 4, the train is back on the tracks!. But is it al...2019-05-2039 minCheers WeeklyS4:E23 Relief BartenderJust as a skunky keg of beer can leave a bad aftertaste, so does this week's episode, "Relief Bartender", for our hosts. George and Randy examine where and how this last part of season 4 has gone off-the-rails a bit. Is it due to the length of the season (the longest to-date)? Or maybe the lack of B-plots? Or is it something more structural? Does our beloved Cheers gang have enough time to reclaim the high road for this season with only three episodes remaining? Tune in and find out! (Review starts - 13:10)2019-05-1336 minCheers WeeklyS4:E22 Diane Chambers DayThe Cheers gang finally goes too far with excluding Diane from their activities and they must find a way to make it up to her - a way that includes...the opera! Other insights we garner from this week's episode: the depth of Randy's anger toward Netflix regarding a recent cancellation, when is the proper time to break the fourth wall during a movie scene and George answers the burning question regarding if there really was an episode of Happy Days that involved a strip club. So grab a balcony seat while popping open a Pabst and enjoy "Diane Cha...2019-05-0633 minCheers WeeklyS4:E21 Fear Is My Co-PilotAlthough both Randy and George are a bit under-the-weather this week, Cheers Weekly marches on! Randy is grumpy regarding the Top 500 songs of the 80s channel on SirrusXM as well as about this episode in general while George carries much more optimism regarding life, entertainment and the introduction and usage of Jack Dalton. Elsewhere, Sam and Diane come to some interesting conclusions while facing certain death while Woody loses his arm-wrestling crown. Grab a stool, order up an Old Fashioned and enjoy "Fear Is My Co-Pilot". (Review starts - 13:45)2019-04-2237 minCheers WeeklyS4:E20 Save The Last Dance For MeIt's what we all have been waiting for...the reunion of the Boston Boppers! And with it comes the return of Nick and Loretta! Will they mend fences enough to take the dance title? Will Sam find a van to test Loretta's theory? Will Randy ever watch a subtitled film again? And will George claim superior dance moves to Sam Malone? Come find all these answers as well as the first Cheers appearance of "Unchained Melody" in "Save The Last Dance For Me". (Review starts - 14:52)2019-04-1539 minCheers WeeklyS4:E19 Dark ImaginingsA special treat from Cheers Weekly this episode as George provides a "live" look-in at the Fifth Annual Clean Shorts Film Festival including helping uncover a possible conspiracy to steal an Oscar linked to The Godfather. Meanwhile, back at the bar, Cliff may have finally gone over the edge with his love of vegetables while Sam faces an existential crisis regarding getting old. Plus, bonus points to those that can recognize the former Mrs. David Hasselhoff's guest turn. Put down the racketball racket and enjoy "Dark Imaginings"! (Review starts - 21:34)2019-04-0841 minCheers WeeklyS4:E18 The Peterson PrincipleMoral dilemmas abound at Cheers Weekly! Which top 20 TV show from the last two decades does Randy watch next? Does George watch March MADness or March MATness? Does Carla let Vito date her daughter? Do Diane's eyes give away her true intentions in Frasier's European trip slides? And does Norm rat out a fellow employee in order to earn a promotion? Grab an orange soda, turn on the slide projector and enjoy "The Peterson Principle". (Review starts - 15:51)2019-03-2546 minCheers WeeklyS4:E15 The TriangleDeep thoughts...brought to you by Cheers Weekly. We have an intense trilateral therapy session between Frasier, Sam and Diane. We have Randy and George discussing the proper role for The Cosby Show post criminal conviction of its lead actor. We an extended discourse on which are superior: elite network TV shows or elite cable TV shows. And we even have an Aristotle shout-out for good measure. All-in-all, pour yourself a 20-year-old Scotch and ponder "The Triangle"! (Review starts - 17:02)2019-02-2547 minCheers WeeklyS4:E14 SuspicionCheers Weekly focuses on one specific aspect of the human condition for this episode....conflict. Randy's conflict is with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and their inability to put on an entertaining Oscars show! Our bar gang's conflict is with a mysterious customer who causes them to turn on each other. And George's conflict is with how to properly end this week's episode. Come for the commentary, stay for the beer but you MUST listen to the last three minutes of comedy gold. Put a tune on the jukebox and enjoy "Suspicion"! (Review starts - 13:36)2019-02-1847 minCheers WeeklyS4:E13 Take My Shirt...PleaseHow much would you pay for an authentic, game-worn Sam Malone Red Sox jersey? (FWIW - George and Randy would both pay a LOT) To what depths will Norm go to win the dairy farm account? And who exactly were those two guys giving updates on the day's events on PBS for many years? All of those questioned are answered as well as a special guest appearance by Mr. Bobo...sort of. Grab a seat while you wait for your table at Melville's and enjoy "Take My Shirt...Please"! (Review starts - 15:25)2019-02-1147 minCheers WeeklyS4:E12 Fools and Their MoneyGiven this is the week of the big game in football, it is quite fitting that our episode revolves around sports gambling and its guru of prognostication, Woody Boyd. But Sam gets involved on the side of good...and everything turns bad. In addition, George and Randy discuss the role of sex and violence in top-tier TV shows as well as some good words on authenticity in friendships. Both likely due to the role of the song "Home On The Range"...which we thank Coach for. Order up a scotch and soda and enjoy "Fools and Their Money". (Review star...2019-02-0448 minCheers WeeklyS4:E10 The Bar StoolieIt's Cliff Clavin week here at Cheers Weekly! In our regular segment of "Cliff Clavin Trivia: Speaking Of...", George gets to put his The Americans expertise to the test. In our episode, we get to physically meet one-half of the DNA contribution to Cliff Clavin, his until-now absent father. And as a bonus, we get to learn about real estate fraud and just how good this month's edition of Art Forum really was. Grab a Beefeater Martini and enjoy "The Bar Stoolie". (Review starts - 13:15)2019-01-1439 minCheers WeeklyS4:E7 2 Good To Be 4 RealHave we entered the twilight zone? Carla is taking out personal ads to find a man?!?!? Episode titles that mimic future MC Hammer songs?!?!?! Mimes!!!!! It's zany...it's crazy...but is it up to normal Cheers standards? Or are we heading down the dreaded Elvis episodes road. Grab some Bailey's and find out as Randy and George debate "2 Good To Be 4 Real". (Review starts - 7:32)2018-12-2430 minCheers WeeklyS4:E6 I Will Gladly Pay You TuesdayThe holiday season is in full swing here at Cheers Weekly and presents abound! The large gift under the tree with a nice bow on it is George's report from the Whistler Film Festival including a fantastic interview with Mr. Movie Guy in Victoria, Jason Whyte. Randy is helping out with stocking stuffers include a review of the nine movies he consumed over the break, nicely categorized. But the gleaming house on the block with all the cool lights is our episode this week that involves Hemingway, lobster salad, the Guinness Book of World Records and Sam Malone naked as...2018-12-101h 00Cheers WeeklyS4:E4 The Groom Wore ClearasilIn what may be the first instance of paid product placement in an episode title, Cheers Weekly presents the fourth episode of Season 4, "The Groom Wore Clearasil". Carla's son isn't seeing things straight, Diane isn't interviewing great and Cliff just isn't all there. And if any of our loyal listeners happen to be a huge fan of House of Cards, you have been warned, as Randy rants on the series' final season while also describing how to make good money during election season. George rights the ship a bit with his take on the show, Collateral, while chastising Randy for...2018-11-1243 minCheers WeeklyS4:E3 Someday My Prince Will ComeWhat is George’s view on the role of death in Ozark, Season 2? What is Randy’s opinion on the first episodes of the final season of House of Cards? What exactly took Diane’s breath away while watching Baryshnikov? And what exactly is Sam jealous of regarding Diane? Plus, for those of the more philosophical bent, what is this third episode of Season 4 trying to tell us regarding the role of physical appearance in our judgements and assumptions? “Someday My Prince Will Come” serves up the questions - come on in the bar for some answers! (Review starts - 13:20)2018-11-0544 minCheers WeeklyS4:E2 Woody Goes Belly UpIt is the second week of season four and we are at full throttle!! We have George detailing the highs and lows of location scouting, Randy discussing his modern and historical film influences, Woody contemplating the janitor at Cheers advice on sublimation and Frasier learning the downfall of bar tabs. Plus, is Sam’s bar tab policy a sound business practice? Pull up a chair, grab some rumaki and enjoy “Woody Goes Belly Up”. (Review starts - 13:24)2018-10-2937 minCheers WeeklyS4:E1 Birth, Death, Love and RiceThe bar is open and the boys are back!! The season 4 premiere of Cheers Weekly kicks off with an extended intro covering George's and Randy's hiatus activities including George's Vancouver adventures for VIFF and Randy's Paris adventures for The Ryder Cup. In addition, we get a detailed breakdown of The Americans final season (as Randy has finally caught up), so spoiler alerts are in effect. As for our favorite gang of bar patrons, Sam details his adventures to Italy, Frasier details his humiliation, Woody is introduced to the big world and we see where Diane is seeking refuge from all...2018-10-2250 minCheers WeeklyS3:E23 The Bartender's TaleAs Diane and Frasier are off to Italy and tipping like drunken Americans, Sam hires a shocking replacement (with Lila Kaye in a fantastic guest role). George and Randy debate the timeline challenges (from a shooting schedule perspective) of our previous two episodes, Randy admits yet another gap in his entertainment education and the boys take a stand against job-shaming. Grab a banana daiquiri and listen closely to "The Bartender's Tale". (Review starts - 17:21)2018-09-1744 minCheers WeeklyS3:E22 Cheerio, CheersA very special episode of Cheers Weekly as George and Randy discuss what turned out to be Nicholas Colasanto's final full performance. In addition and on a lighter note, we have a return to the glorious Sam and Diane dynamic as Diane plans to leave Cheers, a discussion on the homage to Cheers from The Good Place (Season 2), some filmmaker tips on the use of music and sound and the longest exploration of the Police Academy movies that's likely ever occurred in human history (and that's only 30 seconds long). Order up your favorite Italian drink and enjoy! (Review starts...2018-09-1039 minCheers WeeklyS3: E21 The Executive's ExecutionerThe much-anticipated Part 2 of "Top 5 Movies I Would Take To A Deserted Island" concludes with George's stellar picks. Randy reveals what he believes to be the best end-credit scenes ever. Norm receives an offer he can't refuse and cries a lot while our hosts debate everything from Taylor Dane, this week's odd episode title and on a more serious note, how the show is moving on post-Coach. (Review starts - 22:17)2018-09-0343 minCheers WeeklyS3:E20 If Ever I Would Leave YouNick Tortelli is back!!! And he (and his out-of-control chest hair) wants Carla! It is all a sight to behold...words do not do it justice. Plus, George schools Randy on Jennifer Aniston's connection to an 80s comedy classic while Randy reveals his long-awaited "Top 5 Movies I Would Take To A Deserted Island". And please pardon our mess as we mop up the floor with some recent audio issues. Or in Cheers and USPS parlance...we pulled a Clavin. (Review starts - 21:32)2018-08-2744 minCheers WeeklyS3:E19 Behind Every Great ManOn this week's show...the focus is on vast differences of perception. From Diane's view of Sam's intentions, Frasier's view of the value of the fetish seminar, Cliff's view of his social ability in talking to women, a reporter's view of Cheers as a singles bar and most importantly...Randy and George's vast difference of perception on the effectiveness of "Behind Every Great Man". Order up a Shirley Temple and a whiskey on the rocks and enjoy!! (Review starts - 15:05)2018-08-2046 minCheers WeeklyS3:E18 Bar BetOne of Cheers Weekly co-host George’s favorite TV shows of all time is Seinfeld --> A Seinfeld alum guest stars on this week’s episode regarding a drunken bet he made with Sam Malone over the actress Jacqueline Bisset --> Jacqueline Bisset’s middle name is Fraser. Frasier Crane is a core character of Cheers, which George discusses each week on Cheers Weekly! It is full circle, six degrees of Kevin Bacon type power this week! Plus, find out what famous piece of TV history wardrobe George brings to the party! (Review starts - 13:14)2018-08-1340 minCheers WeeklyS3:E17 The Mail Goes To JailOn a snowy Boston day, we see the venerable Norm Peterson go to jail, Sam Malone date a Bambi, Cliff Clavin embrace his dark side and Diane Chambers get stuck in a ventilation duct. And what can top that plethora of awesomeness? George and Randy debating what TV shows they have given up on and what shows are ready for yet another rewatch. Grab a coat because the heat isn't working in the bar, order up a hot toddy and enjoy "The Mail Goes To Jail"! (Review starts - 19:17)2018-08-0641 minCheers WeeklyS3:E16 Teacher's PetIn an emergency session of Cheers Weekly's entertainment forum, George and Randy discuss the merits and possible premise for a rumored Frasier reboot. They then tackle the iconic episode "Teacher's Pet" which has ear tucks, pop-up book spoilers, geography lessons, polished apples and more information on Albania then you'll ever need. Order up a Screaming Viking and enjoy!! (Review starts - 11:45)2018-07-3042 minCheers WeeklyS3:E15 King of the HillSammy is back in the game!! And so is the Cheers Weekly gang! Randy has a beef with the Cheers wardrobe department, George sings the praises of Canadian comedy, there is a vast debate on who owns the inside part of the plate and the most important question of all...in 1985, is $1.50 a fair price for a salad bar if croutons are included? Head over to the back room, turn the pool table into a ping-pong table and enjoy "King of the Hill"! (Review starts - 14:20)2018-07-2337 minCheers WeeklyS3:E14 The Heart is a Lonely Snipe HunterWe are highlighting excellence in this episode of Cheers Weekly! George takes The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to task over the excellence that is I, Tonya…Randy raves over the excellence that is Hamilton and G.L.O.W (Season 2)…the boys in the bar think that have played the most excellent practical joke on Frasier…and we as viewers get to witness the beauty of the double-cross. And as a bonus…are snipes real? Order up an old-fashioned and enjoy! (Review starts - 18:50)2018-07-0943 minCheers WeeklyS3:E13 Whodunit?George and Randy embark on a detailed review of Goliath, Season 2 (listener warning - you will never look at H.R. Pufnstuf in the same way again), discuss how Cheers and Seinfeld are connected, witness the introduction of Frasier's mentor Bennett Ludlow and solve the mystery of where Carla was during Hygiene class in school. And as a bonus, we find out why Sam never learned the knuckleball from Coach. Grab a scotch on the rocks, sit back and enjoy "Whodunit?". (Review starts - 18:20)2018-06-2551 minCheers WeeklyS3:E12 A Ditch in TimeCheers Weekly is LIVE this week from an undisclosed location as George and Randy tackle a classic guest turn by Carol Kane, Norm's struggle with baby names and the best mystery reveal since "Who shot J.R.", that being the identity of the person referred to as "Ralph" in Diane's therapy sessions. Grab yourself a Long Island Iced Tea and enjoy "A Ditch in Time"! (Review starts - 11:20)2018-06-1837 minCheers WeeklyS3:E11 Peterson CarusoeNorm has a health scare, Diane magically becomes a good waitress, Sam's office storage room is the size of an apartment, Randy does NOT gush about Riverdale for once and George helps bring a much needed poignant perspective on recent events. Come join the laughs and the tears on “Peterson Carusoe” and as a bonus, hear George cover just a bit of Hall & Oates. (Review starts - 11:23)2018-06-1136 minCheers WeeklyS3:E10 Diane's AllergyWhat happens when the Cheers Weekly gang stumbles upon an episode like “Diane’s Allergy” that doesn’t really work for them? We get George mimicking Diane’s high voice, Randy pondering the cast diversity of the extras and an extended discussion of season 2 of Riverdale. So come on in, order a spiked milkshake and join the fun! (Review starts - 13:35)2018-06-0437 minCheers WeeklyS3:E9 An American FamilyThe road trip is over! George and Randy are back home behind the bar for “An American Family”, the quintessential look at Nick and Carla Tortelli’s custody negotiations, a large scale wager on Mayday Malone’s batting average and Diane’s issues with The Pequod, which amazingly have nothing to do with Moby Dick. Break out those summer ales on this Memorial Day weekend and enjoy! (Review starts - 7:56)2018-05-2836 minCheers WeeklyS3:E8 Diane Meets Mom (Live from the Sioux Empire Film Festival)Cheers Weekly goes on the road this week as George and Randy bring you “Diane Meets Mom”, LIVE from the Sioux Empire Film Festival!! In addition to witnessing a stellar guest turn by Nancy Marchand, we bring you one-time only specials in the form of interviews with Brent Clouser (Director, Sioux Empire Film Festival), John Barnes (“Dinner with Friends?”) and Jeremy Doyle (“One Shot One Kill”). (Review starts - 19:25)2018-05-2142 minCheers WeeklyS3:E5 Sam Turns The Other CheekAfter a brief break for renovations and a visit from the health inspections, Cheers Weekly is back!! And with it, a Cheers Weekly rating challenge first! Also, some stellar entertainment recommendations from George and Randy, a call-back to Different Strokes and M.A.S.H, and our tribute to the passing of a Cheers great, Harry Anderson. Pour a cool one, sit back and enjoy "Sam Turns The Other Cheek"! (Review starts - 15:00)2018-05-0234 minCheers WeeklyS3:E4 Fairy Tales Can Come TrueIt's costume party time at the bar this week! George is dressed as a game show host dropping fantastic trivia on The Bangles and one of our surprising guest stars this week. Randy is playing the role of sidekick and giving poor parenting tips. Sam is a cowboy, Coach is a pirate and Norm is....well....Norm. Grab some witch's brew, tell a scary story and enjoy "Fairy Tales Can Come True"! (Review starts - 8:25)2018-04-0937 minCheers WeeklyS3:E3 I Call Your NameRandy gives his top-shelf recommendation for Santa Clarita Diet - Season 2 (including a discussion on the proper name enunciation of co-lead Timothy Olyphant), George sings a Blockbuster Video commercial jingle while also buying a Screaming Viking for a loyal listener, and Frasier/Sam/Diane forever change your view of the names Thor and Elektra. Grab a brew, chat about the RV show and enjoy the third episode of Season 3, “I Call Your Name”! (Review starts - 11:42) 2018-04-0234 minCheers WeeklyS3:E2 Rebound, Part 2There is vast tension in the bar this week!! Randy is at war with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences over The Shape of Water, while George and Randy are in vast disagreement over the quality and lasting entertainment value of “Rebound, Part 2”. Frasier and Sam are in conflict over the pace of their therapy sessions, while Diane and Carla deal with the inner turmoil of Diane's possible return to the bar. So order a double, maybe a triple, and look on the bright side, George presents a brief but memorable vocal tribute to Prince. (Review starts - 10:502018-03-2636 minCheers WeeklyS2:E21 I'll Be Seeing You, Part 1We are coming to the end of season two with the first half of the season finale, "I'll Be Seeing You, Part 1". George and Randy reflect on the passing of a dear Cheers alum (John Mahoney), dive deep into some Friday the 13th trivia and debate the special appearance of not only guest star Christopher Lloyd but also the iconic food joint, The Hungry Heifer. Sit back, relax and be sure to order the surf-and-turf special! (Review starts - 12:20)2018-02-1237 minCheers WeeklyS2:E20 Norman's ConquestTaking a cue from Super Bowl weekend, nothing but championship-level content this week on Cheers Weekly. We have Suits season 8 casting reactions, we have an extended and lively discussion of Halt and Catch Fire season 2, even some Footloose ‘what-if’s’ and all serve just as pre-game to the big game, an in-depth dissection of episode 20 from season two, “Norman’s Conquest”. And as a bonus, discover why Randy and George care about proper citation. (Review starts - 19:12)2018-02-0555 minCheers WeeklyS2:E19 Coach Buries a GrudgeThis week on Cheers Weekly, George reveals the secret of teaching a class that people love, Randy discovers John Wick and the Cheers gang deals with Coach learning some tough news about an old, departed friend. We cover friendship, betrayal and forgiveness in this 19th episode of season two, "Coach Buries a Grudge". And in what is becoming a too often occurrence, Randy and George pay tribute to the departed Dolores O’Riordan. (Review starts - 19:30)2018-01-2253 minCheers WeeklyS2:E18 Snow JobGeorge discovers a fantastic take on a classic 80s teen show, Randy fumes about not having his own meta-narrative show and Sam turns out to be working secretly for the U.S. government (…well not quite). It’s time for some honesty this week as we examine episode 18 of season two, “Snow Job”. And as a bonus, we learn the origin story of the phrase “…head out of my Clavin…” (Review starts - 15:50)2018-01-1537 minCheers WeeklyS2:E16 Cliff's Rocky MomentDifferences of opinion abound this week as Randy must confront George regarding the enigma that is Jean Claude Van Johnson just as Cliff must confront the bar bully, Victor, in episode 16 of season two, “Cliff’s Rocky Moment”. And as a Christmas bonus, like extra presents in the stocking, you get multiple vocal performances by George as well as a wonderful educational moment on the differences between Karate, Kung-fu and Tae-Kwon-Do. Grab some eggnog and enjoy!! (Review starts - 14:35)2017-12-2546 minCheers WeeklyS2:E15 And Coachie Makes ThreeLet's see what presents we have under the tree this week... We have Randy’s predictions on opening weekend gross for The Last Jedi...George’s feverous anticipation for Jean-Claude Van Johnson….Norm and Cliff modeling textbook dating skills...and exactly does George see in Diane’s sweater? Rip open the paper, open up the box and enjoy episode 15 from season 2, "And Coachie Makes Three"! (Review starts - 13:40) 2017-12-1842 minCheers WeeklyS2:E14 No Help WantedIs Norm a good accountant? What is Bell Day? What exactly is Sam’s fear regarding going to prison? Is Die Hard the best Christmas movie ever? Answers to all those compelling questions plus a final resolution to Randy and George’s on-going “Cliff Clemons” debate as Cheers Weekly brings you episode 14 from season two, “No Help Wanted”. Another round on the house! (Review starts - 12:37)2017-12-1139 minCheers WeeklyS2:E13 Battle of the ExesThe only thing better than Thanksgiving dinner...are the fantastic leftovers the next day! All the good stuff and none of the formality - exactly what Cheers Weekly has on tap this week! We have multiple entertainment recommendations, the first appearance of a classic Cheers character and George & Randy coming to a verbal disagreement over one line of dialogue. Grab a plate, load it up and enjoy episode 13 from Season Two, "Battle of the Exes"! (Review starts - 24:07)2017-11-271h 05Cheers WeeklyS2:E10 How Do I Love Thee, Let Me Call You BackIt's party time on Cheers Weekly, all night long! George establishes the canon for current TV shows that reflect the '80s the best while Randy rails against the recent JFK file release. All of this is set against the stellar tenth episode of season 2, "How Do I Love Thee, Let Me Call You Back". And as a bonus, George sets a new standard in the ratings challenge. Come on in out of the cold and knock back this great episode! (Review starts - 12:00)2017-10-3045 minCheers WeeklyS2:E9 They Call Me MaydayA more lighthearted edition of Cheers Weekly as George and Randy discuss the David Angell penned 9th episode of season two, "They Call Me Mayday". We get a Saved By the Bell callback, a Mr. Belvedere shoutout and the continuing debate between our hosts regarding where Michael Jackson's "Black or White" deserves to be placed in his legacy. It's Cheers Weekly time!! (Review starts - 10:34)2017-10-2335 minCheers WeeklyS2:E8 Manager CoachGeorge and Randy tackle the horrible Harvey Weinstein attacks, provide a public service announcement on parenting and opine on the possibility of Princess Rachel of Wales happening. All of which serves as a perfect appetizer for their review of episode eight of season 2, "Manager Coach". All views and opinions of the hosts are 100% their own...and 100% accurate. (Review starts - 17:26)2017-10-1638 minCheers WeeklyS2:E7 Old FlamesThis is a very special episode of Cheers Weekly with a focus on two extremes. On the serious side, George pens a touching tribute on the passing of rock legend Tom Petty. On the hilarious side, George and Randy become casting directors and imagine what a rebooted Cheers would look like today, recasting all major roles. And then, like a fine 20-year-old scotch after dinner, they smoothly wrap up the evening by dissecting the stellar seventh episode of season 2, “Old Flames”. Grab your favorite chair, sip slowly and enjoy!! (Review starts - 32:25)2017-10-0952 minCheers WeeklyS2:E6 Affairs of the HeartThe bar is full of good conversation this week as George and Randy give their thoughts on the passing (and cultural impact) of Hugh Hefner, Randy finally provides his impressions of The Handmaid's Tale and the guys debate whether Carla's new love interest, Hank, was a good addition to the show. Saddle up to the bar and order up the sixth episode of season two, "Affairs of the Heart"...it's on the house! (Review starts - 20:35)2017-10-0245 minCheers WeeklyS2:E5 Sumner's ReturnThe results of our Emmy predictions are examined. The superiority of day baseball is posited. Coach’s ‘new math’ is tested. And the inciting villain for the entire show returns to scheme again! A large crowd is in the bar tonight as George and Randy discuss the fifth episode of seasons two, “Sumner’s Return”. And as a public service announcement, there is no reason to stay up five nights straight in order to finish War and Peace prior to listening. (Review starts - 11:00)2017-09-2545 minCheers WeeklyS2:E4 Homicidal HamAndy Andy is back! And he brings with him quite the difference of opinion as to his effectiveness in this fourth episode of season two, "Homicidal Ham". Is he a classic part of Cheers lore like Harry the Hat or a forgettable presence like Big Ed? George and Randy will give you the answer like any good bartender while also providing their picks for Best Drama at the 2017 Emmys. Plus as a bonus...a little Shakespeare! Order a double and enjoy the show! (Review starts - 12:30)2017-09-1839 minCheers WeeklyS2:E3 Personal BusinessAll top-shelf product this week on Cheers Weekly as the boys discuss the third episode from season 2, “Personal Business” including some thoughts on the recent directorial changes with the Star Wars franchise, Randy’s blasphemous opinion on George Lucas, a strong discussion on the role of criticism in the creative arts and a heartfelt public apology to actor Matt Bomer. (Review starts - 19:54)2017-09-1144 minCheers WeeklyS2:E1 Power PlayThe boys are back!!! George and Randy kick off the second season of Cheers Weekly with a very special interview with Thomas Kershaw, owner of Hampshire House at 84 Beacon Street. This was the original location of the pub, The Bull and The Finch, and is the actual building seen in all exterior shots of Cheers, with the pub’s interior serving as the inspiration for the Cheers shooting stage and set. Mr. Kershaw provides great insight into how his property became associated with the show and its place in Cheers lore. In addition to that special treat, we get the de...2017-08-281h 05Cheers WeeklyS1:E22 Showdown, Part 2Last call for Season 1! In part two of the season finale, George and Randy discuss one of the most iconic scenes in all of Cheers history, give an extended treatment to the top songs and movies during the summer of 1983, and reveal their decision as to the best episode of the season…the episode that will receive the coveted “Cristal with Bottle Service” designation. Join the guys as they look back on the first season, look forward to the second season and debate why exactly Sam Malone will be walking funny in the morning. (Review starts - 7:25)2017-07-241h 00Cheers WeeklyS1:E21 Showdown, Part 1As we near closing time on season one, things are getting serious. In “Showdown, Part 1”, Ted Danson does some of his finest dramatic work, we discover what is The Combat Zone and Randy is near tears as his children fail to appreciate a key 1980s action film. Pull up a chair, enjoy the bar chatter and learn why George calls this a ‘coaster’ episode. (Review starts - 7:00)2017-07-1746 minCheers WeeklyS1:E19 Pick a Con...Any ConOnly top-shelf product this week! First, we have Randy betting on George's Oscar knowledge. Then we have George raising the bar on the Cheers Weekly ratings scale establishing a brand-new, innovative level. But those are actually just bonuses - the true reason for this being a classic? An entire episode dedicated to Harry The Hat (Harry Anderson) entitled "Pick a Con...Any Con". And if you're from Philly...Harry said it, we didn't. (Review starts - 3:37)2017-07-0345 minCheers WeeklyS1:E16 The Boys in the BarA very special edition of Cheers Weekly as George and Randy have the privilege of welcoming actor Lee Ryan (Cheers, Remington Steele, Knight Rider, TJ Hooker, St. Elsewhere, Arrested Development, ER, JAG) to the bar! Lee recounts some fabulous stories from his 32-year career in Hollywood, as well as a firsthand look into his role on one of the most iconic episodes in Cheers history, episode 16 of season one entitled “The Boys in the Bar”! (Review starts - 1:10)2017-06-121h 13Cheers WeeklyS1:E15 Father Knows LastAn extortion plot, a controversial rendition of a Rodgers & Hammerstein classic and the first appearance of THE little black book highlights episode 15, “Father Knows Last”. Just like a debate on how to properly spice a Bloody Mary, George and Randy come to differing conclusions regarding Carla Tortelli’s first pregnancy announcement. Grab a seat and decide who was correct! (Review starts - 9:44)2017-06-0544 minCheers WeeklyS1:E14 Let Me Count The WaysOn this long holiday weekend, grab your favorite summer beverage, a book of poetry by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and join George and Randy on the patio as they break down episode 14, “Let Me Count The Ways”. Not only do you get the long-awaited solo rendition of “Maneater”, but also some thoughts on the passing of Sir Roger Moore (the second best Bond lead for one host), high school bullying in the digital age, and the horrible condition of being allergic to cat stories. Start a tab and enjoy! (Review starts - 19:00)2017-05-2951 minCheers WeeklyS1:E13 Now Pitching, Sam MaloneCheers Weekly is back and better than ever!! George and Randy return to their normal shifts behind the bar, tackling episode 13 from season one entitled “Now Pitching, Sam Malone”. We discuss the excellent guest turn by Barbara Babcock (who may have dethroned Fred Dryer as favored guest star crush for at least one of the hosts), the majesty of Hall & Oates, and the life-defining question of what does Luis Tiant, Sam Malone and Tibor Svetkovic have in common. The bar is open - come on in! (Review starts - 17:24)2017-05-2252 minCheers WeeklyS1:E10 Endless SlumperWhat do Lionel Richie, Britney Spears, Don Rickles, a former Chicago Cubs first baseman and ‘slump busters’ all have to do with the tenth episode from season one of Cheers entitled “Endless Slumper”? Tune in and find out how George and Randy make the impressive connection…with some being more tenuous than others. (Review starts - 8:45)2017-04-1042 minCheers WeeklyS1:E9 Coach Returns to ActionSo the men’s bathroom in Cheers is broken, Coach and Sam are vying for the affections of the same woman and Cliff is dropping some knowledge on the whole bar. All this is happening while George is forgetting where he made a mess so he can mop up the floor and Randy is getting ill at the mere mention of a certain upcoming Elvis plot point. Come join the chaos of episode 9 of season 1 entitled “Coach Returns to Action”! (Review starts - 8:55)2017-04-0342 minCheers WeeklyS1:E8 Truce or ConsequencesMix up a ‘Leap into an Open Grave’, grab a bar stool next to Norm and prepare yourself for not only one but TWO covers of Barbra Streisand's “People”. And while you’re at all, eavesdrop on George and Randy breaking down episode 8 from season 1 entitled “Truce or Consequences”. And remember, Sam doesn’t have life insurance, only the bar. (Review starts - 7:05)2017-03-2732 minCheers WeeklyS1:E7 Friends, Romans and AccountantsWith 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)2017-03-2045 minCheers WeeklyS1:E6 Any Friend of Diane'sWhat 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)2017-03-1330 minCheers WeeklyS1:E5 Coach's DaughterIn 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)2017-03-0729 minCheers WeeklyS1:E4 Sam at ElevenWhat 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)2017-02-2729 minCheers WeeklyS1:E3 The Tortelli Tort“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)2017-02-2024 minCheers WeeklyS1:E2 Sam's WomenGeorge 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)2017-02-1336 minCheers WeeklyS1:E1 Give Me A Ring SometimeDebut episode of Cheers Weekly as George and Randy kick off the weekly rewatch of the classic TV comedy, Cheers. Whether a fan of classic TV sitcoms, 80s nostalgia or of pubs, this fun and entertaining weekly rewatch show kicks off with a discussion of the pilot episode "Give Me A Ring Sometime". And of course, the proper usage and context for 'magnificent pagan beast'.2017-02-0543 min