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PODCAST

Cheers Weekly

George Tsakiridis & Randy Woodbury

George Tsakiridis and Randy Woodbury embark on a weekly rewatch of the classic TV sitcom Cheers! in a podcast that engages classic television, 80"s pop culture, and nostalgic euphoria. George is an actor/writer from Chicago, IL and Randy is a screenwriter currently based out of London.

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42:33

S2:E15 And Coachie Makes Three

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/12/18

Let'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)

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39:14

S2:E14 No Help Wanted

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/12/11

Is 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)

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01:05:54

S2:E13 Battle of the Exes

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/11/27

The 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)

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41:11

S2:E12 Where There's A Will

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/11/20

It's Thanksgiving week here at Cheers Weekly! We have our main course (episode 12 from season two entitled "Where There's A Will"), our pumpkin pie (a fun guest turn by Punky Brewster's own George Gaynes) and even some cranberries (a discussion on the arrest of Borat impersonators). Gather 'round the dinner table and give thinks for the blessing that is Cheers Weekly! (Review starts - 11:05)

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41:28

S2:E11 Just Three Friends

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/11/06

A 3-for-1 deal at Cheers Weekly this week! By themselves, each would make for a fine evening of entertainment but combining all together makes for a memorable event. We start off with a rousing edition of Cliff Clavin's "Speaking of..." focused on the most memorable movie quotes ever. We then shift to another installment of George's Rules of Dating. And to top everything off...we have a stellar guest turn by Markie Post! Sit back, relax and enjoy episode 11 from season 2, "Just Three Friends"

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45:08

S2:E10 How Do I Love Thee, Let Me Call You Back

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/10/30

It'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)

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35:45

S2:E9 They Call Me Mayday

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/10/23

A 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)

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38:30

S2:E8 Manager Coach

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/10/16

George 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)

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52:37

S2:E7 Old Flames

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/10/09

This 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

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45:23

S2:E6 Affairs of the Heart

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/10/02

The 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)

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45:17

S2:E5 Sumner's Return

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/09/25

The 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)

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39:15

S2:E4 Homicidal Ham

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/09/18

Andy 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)

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44:37

S2:E3 Personal Business

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/09/11

All 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)

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34:09

S2:E2 Little Sister Don't Cha

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/09/04

A debate about what is the true James Bond canon, George begging to being told he’s off-his-rocker and even a small rendition of the theme song from Wonder Woman. Come enjoy a cold one while discussing “Little Sister Don’t Cha” and learning who’s provided the bar more magic than Doug Henning. (Review starts - 9:50)

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01:05:54

S2:E1 Power Play

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/08/28

The 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

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01:00:59

S1:E22 Showdown, Part 2

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/07/24

Last 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

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46:35

S1:E21 Showdown, Part 1

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/07/17

As 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)

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47:02

S1:E20 Someone Single, Someone Blue

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/07/10

As we near the season one finale, it is party time at Cheers Weekly!! On top of the honor of meeting Diane’s mother and Paul teaching us the lyrics to Bonanza’s theme song, we get riveting commentary on USA Network dramas, The Leftovers, Seinfeld and The Facts of Life…and then a free round on the house…George’s stirring cover of Men at Work’s “Down Under”! (Review starts - 14:03)

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45:32

S1:E19 Pick a Con...Any Con

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/07/03

Only 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)

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42:32

S1:E18 No Contest

Cheers Weekly ·

2017/06/26

The Speaker of the House getting the best of Norm, Sam pushing boundaries both personal and professional, and Diane facing an uncomfortable choice all set against the backdrop of the world-renowned Miss Boston Barmaid contest. Where else do you get such an awesome treat than with episode 18 of season one entitled "No Contest". The first round is on the house! (Review starts - 13:04)

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