I wonder how many other shows had that kind of effect. Every single video of the title sequence, literally every one, is filled with these comments, and it’s exactly the same reason I adore this show.
A show about strangers getting away from the troubles of everyday life where they would gather and be friends. Now, we can’t really escape in the sports world. This was such a great series with a perfect intro. R.I.P. Kirstie , those were better times I think.
One of the most iconic TV shows of all time one of the best theme songs of all time to a TV show every portrait of every person that shows looks exactly like the characters in the show.
I liked the show and then when I moved to Boston and started going to school in 89 I started to love it.. Something about watching this show with the window open and being able to see and hear the sounds of the city right outside my 3rd floor dorm room window made this show very near and dear to my heart.. It's been over 30 yrs now and it all seems like it was a lifetime ago but every time I hear those opening chords it brings me right back to those cold fall nights living in Boston.
I watched this show when I was a kid and I miss these good times, man. Besides, this was on TV till 2012 in the Netherlands and I watched it on a channel named Nederland 2.
Anyone else want to go to where everybody knows your name? Probably sit with Norm and Cliff, get insults from Carla, talk sports with Sam and Coach? A dream come true.
Hallmark channel NEVER airs the ENTIRE intro theme, after it shows the bar it automatically jumps to the chorus: "🎶 Sometimes U Want to go Where Everybody Knows Your Name 🎶"
This is the one show whose intro I never skip. This is the greatest bar song that's never played at a bar. This show applies so much to my life. I have turned into Norm Peterson. And you know what, I accept that. Life has treated me as if I slept with its wife and ran over its dog. And I like to get away and go where everybody knows my name and is always glad I came to forget about life for a while getting away from everything. And those short moments at the bar that I spend getting away from life to forget about it are some of the happiest moments I have. And the sad thing is, I'm only 25 right now. I shouldn't understand this song, but sadly, I do.
Hey man, I think I get how you're feeling. Feels like I was given a bad deck. Some things that help me is something called mental subtraction - where you think of good things your life and imagine how things would be without those good things. It's helped me have gratitude for the good things I do have. There's also some course from berkeley about the science of happiness. I think it's free. Not trying to sound like a bot lmao but I'd give it a peek if you feel kinda lost Hoping this comment lifted someone up, you're not alone. Cheers 🍻
@@skullkid5623 Thanks. Since I posted this comment, I have been improving on my drinking. I don't drink every day anymore nor often anymore. I still drink occasionally but I'm doing much better now.
The greatest t.v. theme songs were from the early 70's to the mid 80's. But this one really hits home. Such an inviting song to welcome you from a long day of work. To pull you in with these great characters. Not everyone could hang out at a bar after work but Cheers gave you that opportunity.
When my dad passed away in 2019, we had a celebration of life at Everybody's, a sports bar up in my area. It was his, and my, favorite restaurant. I should've ended the celebration with this song. I think all of us there would've had a breakdown. I still do even after listening to this intro. Update: I found out my best friend Ken, co-owner of Everybody's, had passed away earlier this year.
Iconic theme song as well as an iconic cast and characters that became household names. My favorite era was seasons 6-11 but the first five were still good. Cheers was the kind of universal super hit that we never see nowadays on any network or streaming service. This was back when everybody stayed home from every demographic there was and sat down to watch this show that was like visiting family every Thursday night at 9.
The most successful retooling of a show while in progress ever! Season 6 brought us not only a fresh character in Rebecca, but also transformed the show from the Sam & Diane love story to even more of an ensemble piece, with episodes aplenty for all!
@@jasontasch8568 True dat. A risky move generally. Taking out a main character usually signals the end of a series (James exits from Good Times; Chrissy written off from Three's Company), unless the show can justify it & move on. Audiences are asked to "buy the pipes," but then are expected to accept something else. The key here is Cheers was moving forward & the public was asked to accept it. It didn't just dump Dianne; she grew & left. The audience expected it.
@@bernieudo4399 Also they found the perfect replacement for Long with Kirstie. It was smart that they decided to not only make Rebecca nothing like Diane at all but to also make Sam and Rebecca's relationship nothing like the Sam and Diane relationship. Had they tried to imitate that then it might not have worked.
Thank You, Applebees, For Introducing The Cheers Sitcom, And It's Theme Song, To A Whole New Generation. I'm Sure That The Sales Of The Cheers Complete Series DVD Sets Are Going To Surge, For A While.
I finished the last episode last sunday. I enjoyed it so much. Every day I got off work, I watched cheers while drinking beer. When I finally finished it during the last episode, I literally cried because I didn't want it to end. I wanted it to go on forever. I wish Ted Danson hadn't wanted to start something new in his life but I can understand why didn't want to return to cheers after 11 years and there can't be cheers without Ted Danson, even though my favorite character was Norm. I wish I could erase every memory I have of cheers and rewatch it again for the first time. Now I am watching Frasier. I am now on season 4 of frasier, and even though I am enjoying Frasier, I like the Frasier Crane from cheers much better because in cheers, even though Frasier was a nerd, he was one of the guys, he was blue collar, (well a little bit) he drank beer in almost every episode and drank scotch when he was depressed. Even though he was a shrink, he hung out with average joes and even drank with them and acted like one. I loved that about him in cheers. Now in Frasier, he hates beer, hates blue collar things, he's arrogant, selfish, greedy, he only drinks wine, only goes to expensive restaruants where you need a reservation to go to, and thinks very lowly of average joes like me. I wish the Frasier from cheers would come back into the Frasier in Frasier.
@@Johnmhatheist But that wouldn't have worked. Frasier had to change a little in order for him to be the lead. He couldn't be the same guy he was in Cheers because the shows are mostly separate and the only reason he was the way he was in Cheers is because Frasier is someone who adapts to his environment. After he broke up with Diane he started hanging out at Cheers all the time and wanted to fit in but that wasn't his actual personality, or at least not as a whole. Remember when he was first introduced he was very much erudite and pretentious. The Frasier in Frasier is like a mix of the Frasier in Cheers and in Frasier. I love Frasier in both Cheers and Frasier but Kelsey Grammar was better than ever as Frasier in his own show than he was in Cheers which is why he recieved four Emmys during that show's eleven year run. I also wouldn't say he looks down on regular joes. He's pretty close with his dad, Daphne and Roz and also treats his more average joe types at KACL like family.
My last ever meeting at work that i hosted i played this song to signify how I felt. I really used to walk in every morning and everyone was pleased to me
This is gonna sound weird but as someone who is Gen Z i resonate with with this not from the show Cheers but from Adventure Time as a good man goes mad trying to protect the last person he cares about
Same! I found out about this show from the new spinoff series of Adventure Time and it hits different with the context of Simon trying to remain sane by singing it
@intelligentaspie6158 Thank you i was wondering why this sounded so familiar from not only adventure time but originally lil me watching it on nickelodeon thanks for unlocking a core memory ❤
Oh man! You're missing something. Go watch it if you haven't by now. It's as good as it's theme, if not better...and matches it perfectly. Lots of TV shows don't really match up well with their theme song, but Cheers and its song are perfectly suited for each other.
I had this anticipatory nostalgia thing as a child and I remember being about 8 or 9 and hearing this theme playing on the TV in my parents room and feeling sad. It's almost like I knew I'd grow up someday and miss that safe feeling of knowing my parents were both there, in their room across the hall, watching Cheers together.
I remember seeing Kirstie Alley’s first appearance on Cheers and thinking how truly beautiful she was. The show was epic and introduced my favorite Frazier Crane.
About ten years ago, some college kid dressed up as him for Halloween: pbs.twimg.com/media/EVDIazdU8AAWjfu.jpg It made the rounds on social media at the time.
Making your way in the world today takes everything you’ve got Taking a break from all your worries sure would help a lot Wouldn’t you like to get away Sometimes you wanna go Where everybody knows your name And they’re always glad you came You wanna be where you can see That troubles are all the same You wanna be where everybody knows your name You wanna go where people know People are all the same You wanna go where everybody knows your name
My great grandfather owned a bar in Edwardsville PA, called Farmer Mikes..and at one time, he and his buddies, they used to bootleg for Al Capone in Chicago, and he was running from the coppers as he used to call them, and he ran into a waggon full of hay and chickens..from then on, he was Farmer Mike..so, he called his bar Farmer Mikes, and him and my great grandmother, my grandmother and her brothers and sisters lived above the bar..and my grandfather, my grandmother's husband, his father and mother, and my grandfather's brothers and sisters lived in like a side room connected to the bar..this was in Edwardsville PA..northeastern Pennsylvania industrial coal mining community, where there was like 20 bars and Catholic Churches on every street..all the houses were small houses close together with no yard, only sidewalk..I'm just trying to set the scene of the kind of community this was..very much Eastern European, polish, lithuanian, russian immigrant community..pierogies a'plenty..the point is when cheers came out, that's what they said it was exactly like..and they had a person that corresponded to each character on cheers..my grandmothers mother, was the waitress and was a wise-ass..there was the lithuanian lawyer (he was a mail-man) like cliff, why they called him lithuanian lawyer I don't know, since he was a mail-man..my grandfather was like norm..my great grandfather was Sam, etc.. and they have pictures I've seen and stories they used to tell when they used to get back together and drink when i was growing up..I have such good memories of that..then when they moved, they put a bar in the basement, old fashioned and fully stocked, and that life style to an extent continued while I was growing up in Georgia..they moved to georgia and my grandfather tried to go to bars down here in the south and he said he never felt welcome and the experience wasn't the same as the bars up north..so they put a bar into the basement and brought cheers into their home in Georgia..God bless cheers!!!
The intro to this song marked my bed time. Wasn't the clock although it came on at a certain time. If this show was pushed back to 1 am that woulda been my new bed time. But no, this song was my alarm clock for bed. Pop would be like welp time for bed lol.
Yeah ... I drank beer most Friday nights after work with the same guys for over 20 years. At one time we'd have 13 guys filling a booth and sitting outside it in single chairs. Gradually they'd get married and then they couldn't come down to the bar any more. I can remember sitting down to a cold beer and having it just kind of wash my aggravations from work away. Then I and my friends would solve all the worlds problems. We had no idea how good we had it in our twenties and early thirties. .
Frasier was more in my time so I liked that show better, but I can remember even at 2 years old in the 80s watching that intro. Never forgot that music or those title cards.
When most of my family was alive and sitting in the living room watching this show.😭😭very few left.
We are all but a puff of smoke. Sorry for your loss. As long as you live, they're alive in your heart.
Same here. Keeps them alive for me. 🍻🥰
I'm sorry mate
Good times pre-internet
I can relate. Time goes by too fast.
I remember hearing the intro every night after parents sent me to bed this was my lullaby #80s rocked
I would sneak out of bed and watch from the top of the stairs. The good old days.
Ervin Mcloud same....I miss it bad
An perfect way to go asleep.
Ervin Mcloud me too! I heard this when it was my bedtime too! Was it 8 or 9 pm? Don’t remember
I wonder how many other shows had that kind of effect. Every single video of the title sequence, literally every one, is filled with these comments, and it’s exactly the same reason I adore this show.
This song and show evokes some deep emotions......being a teenager, my parents, being in high school, my friends.....the 80’s.
I feel you 1000%🙏
and today it has a special taste of sadness :(
A better time than today.
100%
Same, brings me right back to the 80’s
😎, sitting up late with my mum and dad on friday nights in the 80's watching this.
ravenhill druid merchant 1968 nope in the late 90’s my dad won’t allow us to stay up that late or else our butts would be stinging
ravenhill the wolf's-head 1968 Watched this at 9 P.M during it's prime time run on Thursday nights on NBC.
Ruben Hernandez my dad wants us all asleep
I thought it was Thursday nights
@@shaneinkster4775
Friday night in the UK.
Me and brother spent ages trying to get that cool Sam Malone blow back hairstyle. Lol.
Holy shit this makes me want to cry. I'm a 47 year old brother who was an 80's kid seeing this!
RIP Kirstie Alley, you were a true gem.
She was so beautiful, such a sweet person and a great actress. She was in so many classic shows and movies. Really miss her.
FETTICINI!!!!! 🍝🍝🍝🍝🍝🍝
It's sad how the two stars connected most with both the "old" and the "new" eras of the show were the first that we lost (Kirstie and Nicholas). RIP
When i was younger hearing this song i knew it was almost bedtime... brings backnso many memories ❤
Lol same here hearing this song reminds me it was getting late in the night
This was one show my dad let me stay up and watch with him when I was a young kid
A show about strangers getting away from the troubles of everyday life where they would gather and be friends. Now, we can’t really escape in the sports world. This was such a great series with a perfect intro. R.I.P. Kirstie , those were better times I think.
Of all the openings of “Cheers”, this one is the best! I love Bebe Neuwirth, and love how they give her her own title card!!!
Finally, eh?
@@jasontasch8568Only lasted one season though. But yeah this was the best opening
This show really brings back memories 😢 those were the days
This show had such a huge cultural impact. I mean there were crossover episodes with other shows.
Goodbye Kirstie Alley! May she RIP in a place where everybody knows her name.
Rest in peace, Kirstie Alley, gone too soon. Wow, the memories.
RIP Kirstie Alley aka Rebecca
Who else is here to honor Kirstie?
😢💔🙏🏻 #Godspeed
Woody: I'm gonna miss Miss Howe.
Norm: She's gone to join the angels.
Woody: I hear the weather's better in Anaheim.
RIP Kirstue Alley rebecca was so funny in cheers
One of the most iconic TV shows of all time one of the best theme songs of all time to a TV show every portrait of every person that shows looks exactly like the characters in the show.
Too bad the captions aren’t available on this clip so I could remember the lyrics…
RIP Kirstie Alley. You will be missed but not forgotten
And Nicholas Colasanto too.
We loved Cheers back than in Yugoslavia ! Still Beautiful and Adorable ! So much Nostalgia for those Beautiful Times !
Greatest TV intro, ever! And man, what a awesome show!!!
I liked the show and then when I moved to Boston and started going to school in 89 I started to love it.. Something about watching this show with the window open and being able to see and hear the sounds of the city right outside my 3rd floor dorm room window made this show very near and dear to my heart.. It's been over 30 yrs now and it all seems like it was a lifetime ago but every time I hear those opening chords it brings me right back to those cold fall nights living in Boston.
It does the same to me. I lived in New York and this will come on when i got home from work. Reminds me of the city and a lot of great memories
Awesome description-put me right there even though I’ve only been to Boston once. It was on Thursday evenings before Hill Street Blues
Man, I love Simon.
I watched this show when I was a kid and I miss these good times, man. Besides, this was on TV till 2012 in the Netherlands and I watched it on a channel named Nederland 2.
Anyone else want to go to where everybody knows your name?
Probably sit with Norm and Cliff, get insults from Carla, talk sports with Sam and Coach? A dream come true.
You're already here, James.
And get free psych advice from Frasier or Lilith
A lot of my friends and I remind each other from this show
@@prestonhodge5151 You and your friends sound like a good group then.
It's a little known fact but you forgot all about Frasier there, bud~!
Finally! The right one!
Hallmark channel NEVER airs the ENTIRE intro theme, after it shows the bar it automatically jumps to the chorus: "🎶 Sometimes U Want to go Where Everybody Knows Your Name 🎶"
@@jimmyboyzable yet even that isn't as bad as later syndication years (*NO* opening theme at all, but rather, credits during the first segment.)
Yeah - weird you have to hunt about a bit to find the actual intro
@@jimmyboyzable Hallmark did it on the 200th episode special and 2 10th season episodes.
In memory of Kristie Alley 1951 - 2022
This is the one show whose intro I never skip. This is the greatest bar song that's never played at a bar. This show applies so much to my life.
I have turned into Norm Peterson. And you know what, I accept that.
Life has treated me as if I slept with its wife and ran over its dog. And I like to get away and go where everybody knows my name and is always glad I came to forget about life for a while getting away from everything. And those short moments at the bar that I spend getting away from life to forget about it are some of the happiest moments I have.
And the sad thing is, I'm only 25 right now. I shouldn't understand this song, but sadly, I do.
I never skip Matlock or Murder She Wrote... 🤣🤣 Golden Girls too .
You’re not alone… 🍻 Cheers!
Hey man, I think I get how you're feeling. Feels like I was given a bad deck. Some things that help me is something called mental subtraction - where you think of good things your life and imagine how things would be without those good things.
It's helped me have gratitude for the good things I do have. There's also some course from berkeley about the science of happiness. I think it's free. Not trying to sound like a bot lmao but I'd give it a peek if you feel kinda lost
Hoping this comment lifted someone up, you're not alone. Cheers 🍻
@@skullkid5623 Thanks. Since I posted this comment, I have been improving on my drinking. I don't drink every day anymore nor often anymore. I still drink occasionally but I'm doing much better now.
@@Johnmhatheist I'm glad you're doing better man! Here's to a great 2023
R.I.P Kirstie Alley
The greatest t.v. theme songs were from the early 70's to the mid 80's. But this one really hits home. Such an inviting song to welcome you from a long day of work. To pull you in with these great characters. Not everyone could hang out at a bar after work but Cheers gave you that opportunity.
When the pubs reopen without restrictions, I'm playing this over the speakers.
Don't forget to thank your precious lefty politicians for making everyone as painful as possible, tool.
this used to come on late at night even in the 90's, still love how the guy at the end is absolutely loaded and having the best time
When my dad passed away in 2019, we had a celebration of life at Everybody's, a sports bar up in my area. It was his, and my, favorite restaurant. I should've ended the celebration with this song. I think all of us there would've had a breakdown. I still do even after listening to this intro. Update: I found out my best friend Ken, co-owner of Everybody's, had passed away earlier this year.
I used to watch it as a child here in Portugal. Brings me so many good memories...ahh the 80's
Yeah, but this was from the 1992-93 season.
Em português ou em inglês?
RIP Kristy 🙏🏻 Thank you for the laughs
@jaredbaratta8589 An actor on the show who died
R.I.P. Kristie Alley😢🙏🏾
Kirstie Alley…RIP. You were a great actress.
Rest In Peace, Kirstie Alley. You'll always be remembered as Rebecca Howe ❤️
or as Mollie in Look Who's Talking
And the first Lt Saavik from Star Trek.
Iconic theme song as well as an iconic cast and characters that became household names. My favorite era was seasons 6-11 but the first five were still good. Cheers was the kind of universal super hit that we never see nowadays on any network or streaming service. This was back when everybody stayed home from every demographic there was and sat down to watch this show that was like visiting family every Thursday night at 9.
The most successful retooling of a show while in progress ever!
Season 6 brought us not only a fresh character in Rebecca, but also transformed the show from the Sam & Diane love story to even more of an ensemble piece, with episodes aplenty for all!
@@jasontasch8568 True dat. A risky move generally. Taking out a main character usually signals the end of a series (James exits from Good Times; Chrissy written off from Three's Company), unless the show can justify it & move on. Audiences are asked to "buy the pipes," but then are expected to accept something else. The key here is Cheers was moving forward & the public was asked to accept it. It didn't just dump Dianne; she grew & left. The audience expected it.
@@jasontasch8568 Yes, one of the few shows to pull it off along with MASH and Barney Miller.
@@bernieudo4399 Also they found the perfect replacement for Long with Kirstie. It was smart that they decided to not only make Rebecca nothing like Diane at all but to also make Sam and Rebecca's relationship nothing like the Sam and Diane relationship. Had they tried to imitate that then it might not have worked.
It streams on Paramount+. I've been watching it from the first episode and on Season 3.
The best intro
GBoi1 z cddddddddd
@Rabbi Shekelberg You f uck off, a$s hole.
My favorite intro was Melrose Place but Cheers was second when I turned 21. LOL🍻
We all loved you Kirstie Alley, rest well in heaven.
rest in peace Ms. Alley
RIP Kirstie
Thank You, Applebees, For Introducing The Cheers Sitcom, And It's Theme Song, To A Whole New Generation. I'm Sure That The Sales Of The Cheers Complete Series DVD Sets Are Going To Surge, For A While.
I finished the last episode last sunday. I enjoyed it so much. Every day I got off work, I watched cheers while drinking beer.
When I finally finished it during the last episode, I literally cried because I didn't want it to end. I wanted it to go on forever. I wish Ted Danson hadn't wanted to start something new in his life but I can understand why didn't want to return to cheers after 11 years and there can't be cheers without Ted Danson, even though my favorite character was Norm.
I wish I could erase every memory I have of cheers and rewatch it again for the first time.
Now I am watching Frasier. I am now on season 4 of frasier, and even though I am enjoying Frasier, I like the Frasier Crane from cheers much better because in cheers, even though Frasier was a nerd, he was one of the guys, he was blue collar, (well a little bit) he drank beer in almost every episode and drank scotch when he was depressed. Even though he was a shrink, he hung out with average joes and even drank with them and acted like one. I loved that about him in cheers.
Now in Frasier, he hates beer, hates blue collar things, he's arrogant, selfish, greedy, he only drinks wine, only goes to expensive restaruants where you need a reservation to go to, and thinks very lowly of average joes like me. I wish the Frasier from cheers would come back into the Frasier in Frasier.
@@Johnmhatheist But that wouldn't have worked. Frasier had to change a little in order for him to be the lead. He couldn't be the same guy he was in Cheers because the shows are mostly separate and the only reason he was the way he was in Cheers is because Frasier is someone who adapts to his environment. After he broke up with Diane he started hanging out at Cheers all the time and wanted to fit in but that wasn't his actual personality, or at least not as a whole. Remember when he was first introduced he was very much erudite and pretentious. The Frasier in Frasier is like a mix of the Frasier in Cheers and in Frasier. I love Frasier in both Cheers and Frasier but Kelsey Grammar was better than ever as Frasier in his own show than he was in Cheers which is why he recieved four Emmys during that show's eleven year run. I also wouldn't say he looks down on regular joes. He's pretty close with his dad, Daphne and Roz and also treats his more average joe types at KACL like family.
Just went to the Cheers bar/ restaurant and gift shop on Boston . It was awesome!!
My last ever meeting at work that i hosted i played this song to signify how I felt. I really used to walk in every morning and everyone was pleased to me
Thank you for the memories Kirstie Alley May you rest in peace 🕊️ (January 12, 1951 - December 5, 2022)
This is gonna sound weird but as someone who is Gen Z i resonate with with this not from the show Cheers but from Adventure Time as a good man goes mad trying to protect the last person he cares about
Same! I found out about this show from the new spinoff series of Adventure Time and it hits different with the context of Simon trying to remain sane by singing it
I’m in my late 20s and grew up watching Cheers on Nick@Nite with my mom. I was surprised when Simon/Ice King first sang this on Adventure Time.
Why is it weird to resonate with something you saw on Adventure Time 💀
@intelligentaspie6158 Thank you i was wondering why this sounded so familiar from not only adventure time but originally lil me watching it on nickelodeon thanks for unlocking a core memory ❤
Few things are more cringe than 'resonating with' things.
Just a kid when this show was aired, but I’d run around the house singing this theme! 😂
I can’t think of a more poignant and lyrically speaking, a song that anyone can relate to during this time.
Wouldn’t you like to get away? 🙂
I have never watched this show, never seen an episode but the whole track fills me with nostalagia and feels familiar. I dont know why, but i love it
Me too man. I don’t know what it is about it.
Perfectly put. Parents watched it when I was a kid when I went to bed. Didn’t watch it till I was older but this song hits it all. Best ever.
Oh man! You're missing something. Go watch it if you haven't by now. It's as good as it's theme, if not better...and matches it perfectly. Lots of TV shows don't really match up well with their theme song, but Cheers and its song are perfectly suited for each other.
@@duckduckgoismuchbetter I'm big into sitcoms so i might just do that soon, still havent found anything better than HIMYM though
@@njh123 What show is that?
My mom loved this show and got my name from Kirstie Alleys character. I'm so sad she's gone 😭
Rest in love Kirstie Alley!
I'm only 37 and I wanna go back to the 80s 😢😢
Thank you Kristie Allen
Who? 🤔
RIP KIRSTIE ALLEY .... ❤️🙏🏾😔
Reminds me of the night before a fishing trip with my grandad when I was a kid then. Now, all that's missing is Alastor!
Wow now that's a lot of star power right there in those opening credits.
RIP KIRSTIE
I had this anticipatory nostalgia thing as a child and I remember being about 8 or 9 and hearing this theme playing on the TV in my parents room and feeling sad. It's almost like I knew I'd grow up someday and miss that safe feeling of knowing my parents were both there, in their room across the hall, watching Cheers together.
R.I.P #KirstieAlley😔🕊💐😭
In 1982 when this premiered the 1910's, 20's and 30's, were like the 1950's 60's and 70's to us now.
R.I.P Kristie Alley, you will be surely missed. 😭😭😢😥😟🥺😰🙏🙏
I remember watching this is as a kid thanks cheers for being part of my childhood
I have also watched this when I was a kid
I love this TV show and song
R.I.P Kiristie Alley, We will miss you dearly.😔😞😥
I remember seeing Kirstie Alley’s first appearance on Cheers and thinking how truly beautiful she was. The show was epic and introduced my favorite Frazier Crane.
This show was so iconic. Such a large cultural impact this show had
It's a shame there are no longer good shows like this to watch.
Last man standing
How I met your mother
Breaking Bad
Modern family 👨👩👧👦.
this show was in reruns before
I was always on my dads lap watching this show in 80s I miss it
You miss your dad's lap? 😳
Thanks for the laughs Kirstie ❤
Who? 🤔
RIP kirstie Alley
I'm not even a huge fan of "Cheers" the show itself (it's okay), but it does have the greatest theme song ever!
Same, didn’t watch the show but did watch Fraser.
@@MrSophireFrasier is a much better show in my opinion.
Rest in Peace, Kirstey Alley...!! I certainly Laughed at you alot...!! LOL!! 😉🎶🎵🎹🎹
RIP Kristie Alley
How can I get nostalgia for a show I never even watched??? 😭
Adventure time fans?
If I owned a bar, I would play this song to welcome my customers.🙂
Some airports have a bar named Cheers and plays this song all of the time.
When I turn 21 I should visit the Cheers bar
Rest In Peace Kirstie
To think this show was almost canceled and its first season , it went on to become one of the top rated shows of the decade.
1:03 I remember that dude like it was yesterday when I'd catch the theme song when my parents watched cheers.
About ten years ago, some college kid dressed up as him for Halloween:
pbs.twimg.com/media/EVDIazdU8AAWjfu.jpg
It made the rounds on social media at the time.
It was a very good serie. Love the music.
40 years. Wa-hooo!
My favorite TV show ❤❤❤
This takes me back, to a good place
Thursday nights on NBC. My mom watched "Cheers".
I loved the theme back then around 1985 I used to go to my girlfriend's house and watch Cheers brings back fun memories
that dude at the end always creeped me out for some reason LOL
He's mocking the well to do.. lighten up
EVERYTIME HE WALK IN THE PUB EVERYONE SHOUTS NORM! to the character or did I invent this in my brain 😁
the best intro to listen to when you crack a beer open or a glass of wine to sip into
poor Simon
Making your way in the world today takes everything you’ve got
Taking a break from all your worries sure would help a lot
Wouldn’t you like to get away
Sometimes you wanna go
Where everybody knows your name
And they’re always glad you came
You wanna be where you can see
That troubles are all the same
You wanna be where everybody knows your name
You wanna go where people know
People are all the same
You wanna go where everybody knows your name
My great grandfather owned a bar in Edwardsville PA, called Farmer Mikes..and at one time, he and his buddies, they used to bootleg for Al Capone in Chicago, and he was running from the coppers as he used to call them, and he ran into a waggon full of hay and chickens..from then on, he was Farmer Mike..so, he called his bar Farmer Mikes, and him and my great grandmother, my grandmother and her brothers and sisters lived above the bar..and my grandfather, my grandmother's husband, his father and mother, and my grandfather's brothers and sisters lived in like a side room connected to the bar..this was in Edwardsville PA..northeastern Pennsylvania industrial coal mining community, where there was like 20 bars and Catholic Churches on every street..all the houses were small houses close together with no yard, only sidewalk..I'm just trying to set the scene of the kind of community this was..very much Eastern European, polish, lithuanian, russian immigrant community..pierogies a'plenty..the point is when cheers came out, that's what they said it was exactly like..and they had a person that corresponded to each character on cheers..my grandmothers mother, was the waitress and was a wise-ass..there was the lithuanian lawyer (he was a mail-man) like cliff, why they called him lithuanian lawyer I don't know, since he was a mail-man..my grandfather was like norm..my great grandfather was Sam, etc.. and they have pictures I've seen and stories they used to tell when they used to get back together and drink when i was growing up..I have such good memories of that..then when they moved, they put a bar in the basement, old fashioned and fully stocked, and that life style to an extent continued while I was growing up in Georgia..they moved to georgia and my grandfather tried to go to bars down here in the south and he said he never felt welcome and the experience wasn't the same as the bars up north..so they put a bar into the basement and brought cheers into their home in Georgia..God bless cheers!!!
The intro to this song marked my bed time. Wasn't the clock although it came on at a certain time. If this show was pushed back to 1 am that woulda been my new bed time. But no, this song was my alarm clock for bed. Pop would be like welp time for bed lol.
Same for slot of us... Bedtime for bonzos whatever the fuck that means
This is a radio hit as well, as I recall.
"The Beer Is Always Greener" (Season 11 - Episode 2) aired on October 1, 1992
Makes you wanna cry alil hearing this from so long ago
Thought I was the only one...thank you.
Glad I'm not alone. This song gets me for some reason
It makes us think of simpler times.
Loved the Kirstie Alley/Woody Harrelson/Frazier version best. Especially Ms. Alley.
Yeah ...
I drank beer most Friday nights after work with the same guys for over 20 years. At one time we'd have 13 guys filling a booth and sitting outside it in single chairs.
Gradually they'd get married and then they couldn't come down to the bar any more.
I can remember sitting down to a cold beer and having it just kind of wash my aggravations from work away. Then I and my friends would solve all the worlds problems.
We had no idea how good we had it in our twenties and early thirties.
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"How it should have ended" brought me here.
I miss the 80s 😢😢😢😢
*CHEERS is filmed in-front of a live studio audience*
Frasier was more in my time so I liked that show better, but I can remember even at 2 years old in the 80s watching that intro. Never forgot that music or those title cards.
R.I.P. 👩🏼KIRSTIE😔😔😔
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