Let's Talk About Cheers
By Infinite Gain Studios
Let's Talk About CheersOct 29, 2017
Cheers at the end of all things...
It's the return of Let's Talk About Cheers, and it only took a global pandemic. We went live on YouTube to catch up on about 18 episodes of Season 2 of Cheers. If you want to watch along with us you can find Cheers streaming on Netflix and a couple other places. Some episodes hold up beautifully, some...not so much.
We'll get back to a regular schedule this week!
Intellectual D-Bags
We're back live! But not live! But publishing in the same year that we recorded! That's progress! This week we watched: Sumner's Return, Affairs of the Heart, Old Flame and had a chat about #metoo now and then.
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?
Let's Fight About Cheers
Ooh it's a podcast that went a little bit off the rails! Matt and Jennie have a polite fight in front of company (you) about 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?
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 as our theme song. But did you know you can hear, stream, or buy the original theme song of Cheers? You should do that! It really cheers us up.
Mr Giraffe and Huggy Bear
Crazy is not the word – Patrick McCarthy
Send it to mimeo – with Patrick McCarthy
Sister Suffragette
The Laws of Content
I love thee with the passion put to use in my old griefs
The Anti-Cheers Bar
The fat tongue dilemma