Drunk Cheers Cast In Boston Bar 1993

[@spb7883]

This kind of uncontrolled, spontaneous television no longer exists in today’s contrived culture.

[@lucaspadilla4815]

I'll remember to stay off your lawn

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@@lucaspadilla4815 ???

[@WheresPoochie]

That spontaneous, uncontrolled culture has kind of migrated to streaming.

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@@WheresPoochie How do you think?

[@WheresPoochie]

@@spb7883 Drunk and unscripted entertainment is a commonality among internet celebrities, as seen on KZbin and other platforms.

[@CringeComedyTV]

I remember watching this live when I was a teenager. These guys were sooo wasted. Such a memorable moment. Funny and sad at the same time. Was such a great show.

[@pattyofurniture694]

Why sad?

[@CringeComedyTV]

@@pattyofurniture694 because it was the end of one of if not THE best shows ever made.

[@gaskellr44]

@@CringeComedyTV Fortunately, Frasier, the sitcom that followed was head and shoulders ahead of this one. There were some good Cheers episodes I have to say, but towards the end, the humour and the writing got tired and laboured. But the writers to create Frasier was a master stroke.

[@vf5536]

@@gaskellr44Keep them glued to the tv so they don’t anything better with their lives.

[@JustSoLeopard]

Woody's thinking the whole time 'I have to go film that serial killer movie next week'....

[@a.b.sproductionsllc]

And Kelsey is thinking he gonna be making some serious money in September.

[@dsimon123]

RIP Kristie Alley! Great talent.

[@Youngstown529]

Can you blame them? The last day on the job after a decade and free booze. I'd have been drunk too.

[@edumeleroverdu8509]

Awwew that cut to Kirstie Alley was really heartwarming.

[@grantofat6438]

Drunk, in a bar? Oh no.

[@henryjames2484]

First time I’ve watched this which is funny because I was outside interviewing Jay Leno right before the finale for NBC affiliates. Jay had no idea the entire cast was drunk. Afterwards, I was suppose to interview the cast but it was canceled due to their inebriation.

[@DP-hy4vh]

I remember watching this on TV. George Wendt and Woody Harrelson were so drunk they were shooting spitwads at each other.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

Ted Danson is dressed like Bill Hader's 'Nam puppet in that SNL sketch.

[@luislopes2494]

Woody is the most drunk and probably stoned also.....

[@severeenjoyment6775]

This is one of the greatest shit shows of all time

[@ChartreusianInfusion]

@9:21 HOLY SHIT IT'S THE FRASIER MUSIC O___O \m/

[@trfesok]

I never knew about the Kirstie Alley song!

[@cultfilmfreakreviews]

oh god, this is like the most awkward date ever

[@samsticka]

Funny they mentioned Seattle because Kelsey would move onto a show that took place in Seattle.

[@getsome4806]

Possibly one of the most coincidental moments in the history of the universe.

[@davidball6599]

This was an impossible situation, but Leno was always a terrible interviewer.

[@jasonmgavitt2357]

one end of that bar is yipped up on the white stuff an the other side seems baked

[@jamesamsler2418]

Yipped up??? LMFAO

[@josephcalderon906]

I can't believe kirstie was 42 here,wow! did she really hold up in pulchritude!.

[@NathanaelGreer]

Mm leno is so great he should interview people he doesn’t know for the next 40 years . Ahh that’d never work never mind

[@antayat123]

I watched this live. My recollection of this was that it was funny as hell. Was this heavily edited or do you live on the west coast?

[@gfolkins1]

Leno looks like he's drowning, like he has no idea what to do/say. Letterman should have been the one to do this interview. Even if many of the Cheers cast were drunk, Letterman would have known what to do; how to get Comedy Gold out of it.

[@sarahkinsey5434]

i think Craig Ferguson would have had a blast, even now that he's sober.

[@jcjohnsong8570]

This was the year Letterman had moved to CBS ... The Cheers show was on NBC and Jay Leno was on NBC. NBC wasn't going to let another network do this over their own network.

[@celticprideisstillalive8766]

Letterman was still at NBC during this time, he didn't leave until the end of June. But he had already announced his move to CBS.

[@cultfilmfreakreviews]

Letterman could have sobered them RIGHT up

[@Attmay]

They were not going to save a celebration like this until 12:30 AM.

[@longpoh-ho5925]

Um what are they saying when they’re singing

[@noahhurley-abelew6536]

What in the...........

[@WaitAMinute1989]

Give the cast real alcoholic drinks all day then interview them at night, it's all good they'll be coherent. Hahahahahaha (hic).

[@jerzeyguy71]

how did jay ever get number one in late night, he is such a hack with this!

[@celticprideisstillalive8766]

I think part of it was CBS losing the NFL. A lot of CBS stations across the country were replaced as FOX affiliates around the time Leno took over the lead in the ratings in 1995, not to mention that NBC had much better prime time shows as lead-ins during that time.

[@paulframe85]

"why Seattle"

[@Godbless_theUSA]

A nice preCOVID get together

[@cultfilmfreakreviews]

it sucks seeing these great characters as drunk rich people

[@austinstrunk]

i dunno its kind of fun seeing them hanging out and enjoying each others company.

[@robertrhein8703]

They seem pretty down to earth, can't expect them to do a talk show in character.

[@land417]

Thats just your perception. I see them as people just hangin out having a good time

[@nightmaster5593]

I've met Woody, and he's incredibly friendly and warm. Very cool guy, totally down to Earth.

[@ev14304]

One takeaway - It's fine if they are drinking and enjoying themselves. however, it seemed disorganized, totally would have been better - if they had more segments and structure, ie: kirstie Alley's bit followed by each person's memories, episodes, and a few highlights from the show of off camera producers noticed Leno was lost