Woody always spoke about back in Hanover, Cliff would often start a sentence with either, it's a well know fact, or it's a little known fact. Did any other characters have tag lines other than the entire cast calling Norm upon his entry into the bar each day.
This is not a pisstake like Ted Danson and Kelsey Grammer were classically handsome and Shelley Long and Kirstie, Bebe were conventionally gorgeous but I think even character actors like George Wendt and Rhea Perlman who are hardly horrible to look at certainly have more than enough personality to compensate for lesser physically attractive features than Ted Danson or Kirstie Alley.
By that I mean both how unhinged their dynamic is + how unhinged the situations they got themselves in
For me, it's gotta be the Bear against a Dolphin
The yuppie couple from that movie Margo and Todd lol
I thought it would be fun to spotlight this underrated duo
Bonus points if the moment is non-romantic/non-sexual too
I never liked her as a kid. Rewatching episodes all these years later, I like her even less. I loved Frasier, his pedantry was amusing, funny, even charming but Diane was always insufferable. Sam and Diane were a terrible couple that made no sense. She comes across as a ”pick me so I can look down you” type.
Excluding the theme song
- Raging Bull (1980) with Nicholas Colasanto.
- Guilty By Suspicion (1991) with George Wendt.
- Wag The Dog (1997) with Woody Harrelson.
- 15 Minutes (2001) with Kelsey Grammer.
I had mixed feelings about her, but Sam truly sounds heartbroken when he says “have a good life.” and then the way they ended it with the future he semi pictured together. Almost made me wish they had it.
I watch an episode of Cheers every morning before work- aside from the mild frustration of episodes being in the wrong order, I have now found that seasons 8-9 have vanished! I am in the UK but was wondering if anyone else was seeing this?