Ooh, it’s a podcast that wen’t a little bit off the rails! Matt and Jennie have a polite fight in front of company (you) about a particular episode of the long-running TV show Cheers. In this episode we cover “Little Sister Dontcha” “Personal Business” and “Homicidal Ham.” Guess which one started the fight?
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
You can watch along with us on Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. iTunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey. And I’ll bet when NBC launches their Peacock streaming network it will be there too!
As you’ll notice, we have a parody song as our new theme song. But did you know you can hear, stream, or buy the original theme song of Cheers?
It’s Season 2 of Let’s Talk About Cheers and we’re watching Season 2 of the hit TV show Cheers! Sam and Diane have kissed! What comes next? Stuffed animals of course. This episode was taped before a live 2017.
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
You can watch along with us on Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. iTunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey. And I’ll bet when NBC launches their Peacock streaming network it will be there too!
As you’ll notice, we have a parody song as our new theme song. But did you know you can hear, stream, or buy the original theme song of Cheers?
Special guest and long-time television writer Patrick McCarthy returns to the podcast for an overview look at the show and the first season of the 80’s sitcom Cheers. Note: This episode was taped in, wait for it, 2017. So some things are dated, some things are really dated, and some things are SO dated, they’re about to be true again! (Mostly things about the NY Yankees.)
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
You can watch along with us on Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. iTunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey. And I’ll bet when NBC launches their Peacock streaming network it will be there too!
The music in this episode is called (appropriately enough) Pianoman is not Sam by Lobo Loco. You can find it on the Free Music Archive, which never fails to be awesome.
There’s singing, coke, and bits. What more could you want from a Cheers podcast? Matt and Jennie are talking about Cheers…and also googling things. Because who needs PREP TIME.
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
This episode, we’re talking about three great episodes of the 80’s sitcom Cheers:
No Contest
Pick A Con, Any Con
Someone Single, Someone Blue
You can watch along with us on Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. Itunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey.
The music in this episode is called (appropriately enough) Pianoman is not Sam by Lobo Loco. You can find it on the Free Music Archive, which never fails to be awesome.
Late night musings about the hit 1980’s sitcom Cheers. We’re going for three…and a little bit of media law to boot.
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
Today we discussed three episodes of Cheers in one half-hour podcast:
Father Knows Last
The Boys In The Bar
Diane’s Perfect Date
You can watch along with us on Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. Itunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey.
The music in this episode is called (appropriately enough) Pianoman is not Sam by Lobo Loco. You can find it on the Free Music Archive, which never fails to be awesome.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning and the hour hour situation comedy, this week on Let’s Talk About Cheers.
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
We’re watching two episodes of Cheers on today’s pod:
Now Pitching, Sam Malone
Let Me Count the Ways
Also, here is a lovely sonnet by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, which will come in handy.
You can watch along with us on Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. Itunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey.
The music in this episode is called (appropriately enough) Pianoman is not Sam by Lobo Loco. You can find it on the Free Music Archive, which never fails to be awesome.
Welcome back to Let’s Talk About Cheers (where everybody knows your lame.) It’s 2018, time to go back to the 1980’s for more talking about Cheers. And bars that are not Cheers. In fact, one bar that is the anti-Cheers.
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
This week we’re talking about two episodes of Cheers:
One For The Book
The Spy Who Came In For a Cold One
You can watch along with us on Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. Itunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey.
The music in this episode is called (appropriately enough) Pianoman is not Sam by Lobo Loco. You can find it on the Free Music Archive, which never fails to be awesome.
Matt and Jennie are talking about Cheers…and also googling things. Because who needs PREP TIME.
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
We’re talking about two great episodes of the 80’s sitcom Cheers – Coach Returns to Action and Endless Slumper and also…what happens when your tongue gets fat.
You can watch along with us on Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. Itunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey.
The music in this episode is called (appropriately enough) Pianoman is not Sam by Lobo Loco. You can find it on the Free Music Archive, which never fails to be awesome.
This week we’re discussing “Any Friend of Diane’s, “Friends Roman, Accountants” and “Truce or Consequences” and what they all have in common. Hint: It’s not the beer.
MP3
SHOW NOTES:
You can watch along with us on Hulu or CBS All Access if you’re subscribed. Itunes also has all eleven seasons, but honestly, that’s gonna get a little pricey.
The music in this episode is called (appropriately enough) Pianoman is not Sam by Lobo Loco. You can find it on the Free Music Archive, which never fails to be awesome.
You wanna go where everybody knows you’re lame…for recapping more episodes of Cheers.
MP3
In this week’s episode we marvel at the physical comedy on display in three episodes of Cheers:
The Tortelli Tort
Sam At Eleven
Coach’s Daughter
Show Notes:
The music in this episode is called (appropriately enough) “Pianoman is not Sam” by Lobo Loco. You can find it on the Free Music Archive, which never fails to be awesome.
Where everybody knows you're lame
