License to Hill

Episode aired Feb 13, 1992
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

459

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Kirstie Alley, Rhea Perlman, and Paul Willson in Cheers (1982)

Comedy Drama

The guys decide to have a poker game in the back room. Sam is a bit hesitant to play as he doesn't want to leave Rebecca alone in charge of the bar. Rebecca is offended by this notion, so Sa... Read allThe guys decide to have a poker game in the back room. Sam is a bit hesitant to play as he doesn't want to leave Rebecca alone in charge of the bar. Rebecca is offended by this notion, so Sam does join the poker game and leaves Rebecca in charge. Rebecca is invigorated by this ch... Read allThe guys decide to have a poker game in the back room. Sam is a bit hesitant to play as he doesn't want to leave Rebecca alone in charge of the bar. Rebecca is offended by this notion, so Sam does join the poker game and leaves Rebecca in charge. Rebecca is invigorated by this challenge. One of her first challenges is that a letter comes back with insufficient postage... Read all

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IMDb RATING

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459

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Don't Serve That Drink

Rebecca is annoyed because she doesn't seem to have much to do at the bar. She runs around with a cigar box full of receipts and doesn't seem to get much respect. Deservedly so. But one day, she gets a letter that has been returned and it has devastating news. While this is going on, there is a poker game going on in the pool room. Wood plies his trade.

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Trivia
Frasier mentions plans to visit Nantucket. This was actually a reference to him (and Lillith) making a crossover appearance on sister series Wings, which originally aired immediately following the Cheers episode.

Goofs
At the very end, just before the collapse of the glasses rack above the bar, many glasses can be seen moving above Rebecca as she speaks to Sam and the alcohol agents.

Quotes
John Allen Hill: Right now, I'm entertaining two hundred elderly women from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Sam Malone: Giving them a first hand account, John?