I'm a fan - watched every episode no less than 10 times each for the past 9 years - then Netflix removed it recently - so I bought it all digitally on RUclips ---> and I'm still watching these clips Ahahaha
You can be happy that you could watch it on Netflix USA. I never found Cheers and Frasier on Netflix here in Germany. No wonder, because most people didn't appreciate both series, when they where on TV over here, decades ago. Lucky me I own both complete Boxes, but DVDs aren't made to live forever and the boxes came out in poor versions. No extras and from season 5 on the discs weren't fitted with the coloured stickers on it, but only with a cheap laser printing and no extras. No interviews, nor bloppers or any stuff like that, what makes boxes kind of special.
@@humbertvokuhila1094 Dang, I thought for sure drinking at a bar would be very popular in Germany Ahahaha They should have re-titled the show for Germans, instead of "Cheers", they would call it "Prost" or maybe "Oktoberfest" Ahahahah that'll bring in the viewers. I bought my streaming on RUclips, and watch the show on CBS All Access (not sure if you have those options there in Deutsches Land.
@@JJSeattle Haha, you don't know how close you are. In 1985 a german tv-channel tried to introduce "Cheers" to the german audience. They didn't only translate the dialogues, monologues (Cliffy), they also changed the title into "Prost Helmut" (Cheers, Helmut) and, partly, gave the characters german names
@@humbertvokuhila1094 Ahahahah that's awesome! But during the 1980s Germans probably had other things on their mind like the Soviet Communist Hordes overrunning Europe, while we Ameicans were basking in hambergers and rock'n roll musick....we knew there would be no invasion U.S.A. like Red Dawn had us to believe.
@@jh6025 Even as a kid it was great. the Brat Pack, those little click on bracelets, those hard as hell jolly rancher stix, making mix tapes for your gf, pet rocks, wandering in a video store for hours looking for a movie everyone would actually watch(and having to rewind it lol). Kids today will never know the feeling of *finally* getting their own phone in their bedrooms after 13 years of sitting in the kitchen whispering to your crush so your parents wouldn't hear you all because the cord was so damn short.
I will think the 80's was fun for those who were rich,but the poor didn't have tv or video,and had to listen to radio,and had to stay at home mostly according to my grandparents 😁
Your grandparents are probably off by a few decades. Practically everyone had a tv in the 80s. Maybe not video, but that's because affordable VCRs weren't really mainstream until around that time (late 70s early 80s).
I'm a fan - watched every episode no less than 10 times each for the past 9 years - then Netflix removed it recently - so I bought it all digitally on RUclips ---> and I'm still watching these clips Ahahaha
You can be happy that you could watch it on Netflix USA. I never found Cheers and Frasier on Netflix here in Germany. No wonder, because most people didn't appreciate both series, when they where on TV over here, decades ago.
Lucky me I own both complete Boxes, but DVDs aren't made to live forever and the boxes came out in poor versions. No extras and from season 5 on the discs weren't fitted with the coloured stickers on it, but only with a cheap laser printing and no extras. No interviews, nor bloppers or any stuff like that, what makes boxes kind of special.
@@humbertvokuhila1094 Dang, I thought for sure drinking at a bar would be very popular in Germany Ahahaha They should have re-titled the show for Germans, instead of "Cheers", they would call it "Prost" or maybe "Oktoberfest" Ahahahah that'll bring in the viewers. I bought my streaming on RUclips, and watch the show on CBS All Access (not sure if you have those options there in Deutsches Land.
@@JJSeattle Haha, you don't know how close you are.
In 1985 a german tv-channel tried to introduce "Cheers" to the german audience. They didn't only translate the dialogues, monologues (Cliffy), they also changed the title into "Prost Helmut" (Cheers, Helmut) and, partly, gave the characters german names
@@humbertvokuhila1094 Ahahahah that's awesome! But during the 1980s Germans probably had other things on their mind like the Soviet Communist Hordes overrunning Europe, while we Ameicans were basking in hambergers and rock'n roll musick....we knew there would be no invasion U.S.A. like Red Dawn had us to believe.
watching in 2020 and never thought i'd miss the 80s so much.
I was born in 1986. I wish to have experienced that decade as an adult.
@@jh6025 Even as a kid it was great. the Brat Pack, those little click on bracelets, those hard as hell jolly rancher stix, making mix tapes for your gf, pet rocks, wandering in a video store for hours looking for a movie everyone would actually watch(and having to rewind it lol). Kids today will never know the feeling of *finally* getting their own phone in their bedrooms after 13 years of sitting in the kitchen whispering to your crush so your parents wouldn't hear you all because the cord was so damn short.
Roxy: Thank you
You're welcome.
Loved the show
I will think the 80's was fun for those who were rich,but the poor didn't have tv or video,and
had to listen to radio,and had to stay at home mostly according to my grandparents 😁
Your grandparents are probably off by a few decades. Practically everyone had a tv in the 80s. Maybe not video, but that's because affordable VCRs weren't really mainstream until around that time (late 70s early 80s).
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What's that red dot on her sweater?
what's with Cliff's obsession with Florida?
Mathew 6:33 but seek ye first the kingdom of God
Cliff > Google