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Ted Danson, Shelley Long, John Ratzenberger, George Wendt, Nicholas Colasanto, and Rhea Perlman in Cheers (1982)

Review by snelling

Cheers

2/10

Painful

The only reason to watch this TV show is to spot younger actors who went on to better things later in life. I came in late after watching 'Frasier' and as far as I am concerned, every episode of 'Cheers' is pretty much exactly the same. I hate the stories and I hate the SAMENESS of Carla, Cliff and Norm, et al. No one should give a crap about people who act the same way every episode. In a real bar, Carla would be out on her ass after a month. Cliff and Norm would be outcasts. I don't know how Kelsey Grammer sprouted from this steaming pile of excrement but his spin-off far outweighs this garbage. The only reason to tune in is to see how a young Frasier and Niles look alike. Maybe a dozen episodes from ten or more years of this crap are worth watching. End of rant.
  • snelling
  • Jul 16, 2019

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