Cheers Reunion 2016

Welcome back to Must See TV, a tribute to James Burroughs and now Jane Lynch, So Cheers, which was co-created and directed by Jim Burroughs, debuted in the fall of 1982 to critical acclaim but low ratings. and luckily, NBC picked up this neighborhood show. Bar in Boston stayed on the air for 11 seasons and gave viewers some of the most memorable characters and episodes in television history. These are some of our favorite applause scenes. We are shaking all four cheeks and a pair of chins badly. Coach sometimes. your name greetings yes just a second there's a pantosaurus rooney here that's your coach talking you always think you have to be the last one no come on okay come on this is what we've sunk while I guess everyone already you know, huh? nothing but a loser oh okay cliff we get it I can't believe I lost my son oh you were in danger I want some respect in this place you got it because I'm Rebecca Howe I'm the manager of applause, that's why we always keep Woody's flap What time is it?

Oh, don't go by my watch. I always advance it with ten minutes so as not to be late for things. You were late this morning. Yes, I know I couldn't find my watch. Put a b for. baby on the days I'm likely to conceive you know the days we should make love that's funny I usually put an f f for fertile what did you think of that you know I'm not so sure I want you to? take my video I didn't give you my son so you could run away and spend the day in a smut house I thought Fredrik could have fun enjoy himself in a bar he's 11 months old what values ​​can he learn here in the afternoon everyone knows your name are you as excited as I am rather by the cast of

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Please welcome ted danson shelly long john ratzenberger george wendt and maria perlman it's really great to see everyone and your first episode was in 1982. now the ratings weren't so good at first but uh nbc stayed with you, when was the point? Yeah, they were great, we debuted number one, you're kidding, right, yeah, no, who's doing my research? We were 70 years old, one week we were dead for the last time, I think it's okay, literally, was there any point where you felt, oh my God, we have something very special? You remember that day, day one, and we were having fun, you know, there's a group there discussing the The Sweatiest Movie Ever Made Which movie did people sweat the most?

That is easy. Rocky too. Oh no, not even close. Party heat. Sweaty city for alien cubes. Tonight is the night before my wedding and I'm in the middle of a sweat contest. Any Jimmy. The Burrow Show cares about comedy and everything, do you have any memories of that? Yeah, okay, so I didn't know baseball, I didn't know any athletes, I hadn't gotten cocky yet, I didn't know any of that, so he told me. I needed to, maybe if I hunkered down and reorganized myself periodically, get into that field of jocks and I used to get some of the best close-ups because I do this at the most inappropriate times, but the fact of the matter is that you're a former jockstrap, ex John, that's an ex jock and how many times do I have to tell you let's go, let's go with George and you suck, whatever sticks to you, uh, in the early days, especially around Jimmy Burrows.

Yeah, you know, Jimmy, he never really looked at us, he didn't look at the monitors, he didn't look at the set much, he watched this all week, but when we were filming, he just walked around looking at the floor, yeah, sometimes he was like a third base coach, we didn't say anything, we just went, it was so much fun that I think I was convinced it would never last because it was too much fun, yeah, I mean, well, we experienced it in the audience, I mean, every week it was just a pleasure, you really created a wonderful set of characters that really played each other so well that we felt like a family, we were a family, I mean, 11 years old and we all had children and then we added another one. generation, my father, who was an extra on the show because he loved show business, he retired, he was a bar patron, he was a bar fly with a line every once in a while, you know, you saw those water throwing clips Yes, he got it.

I was inducted into that club and was able to throw water in my father's face Rebecca On this date in 1935 Elvis was born Aaron Presley The man who was destined to change the shape of popular music The man who captured the hearts of America A man who threw his music can I have my drink michelle were you going to say that I would probably say that I knew how to avoid laughter yes if I saw an actor starting to rise I would go to redo the moment yes to redo the moment so that the punchline was It was not ruined well and it was a very useful tool, but I think Jim, I don't think you caught George and I shooting spitballs at Woody's hair.

He had a monologue at the end of the bar and George and I. had the straws on, I can see it in the show when I watched the show, but you didn't notice that I deleted it in the post when someone had a monologue they were having or something they were having trouble with during the week. I would see all the other actors, we will be there for you, don't worry. You know, what I loved about the show was this unity of place where you're basically in an environment and you really get to know these people. and these are people that you hope to see every week and we certainly hope to see you and thank you very much for being here.

My pleasure. Hunger disease poverty drought. It's too big for any of us to solve, but I'm here to talk. about a problem that each of us can do something about. csmc chronicle comedy name confusion syndrome doesn't affect millions, but only one man, actor George, went with everyone for 11 years, walked into this fake bar in fake Boston, but his real name would soon disappear . be lost george has struggled all these years being harassed everywhere he goes actors like george should be able to go out in public and live their lives free from the roles they have played oh man can I take a selfie?

Thank you very much, just look at this face please, couldn't you help so that this type of abuse can end? Use the hashtag his name is george, help george go to a safe place, to a sane place, to some place where no one knows his name, oh, thank you, lieutenant, Dan you.