George Wendt, Ted Danson & Woody Harrelson Have A Cheers Reunion | Where Everybody Knows Your Name

[@mkultra2010]

One of my best friends saw George in a grocery story once, coming the other way down the aisle. He didn’t want to bother him by saying anything, but did (he thought) discreetly peek in his cart as they passed. “Thought it was going to be full of beer, didn’t you?” said George quietly, and kept walking. The man is a natural comic.

[@RS-cd9cf]

He probably drank it before he checked out

[@stephencronin304]

Great, great, great episode. Ted and Woody may think no one wants to hear about Cheers in detail anymore but I’ve been waiting for this. I know they know Cheers was a great show but not sure they know the place this show has in the hearts of fans, even now in the context of another 30 years of programming since. While I love Seinfeld and Curb, nothing touches Cheers. I could listen to the war stories, the analysis, the behind the scenes of Cheers literally all day.

[@DenisRichardJr]

Amen to that. Cheers is THE show I grew up on. So, to me this is like going back home. I currently rewatching it on Prime and it stills holds up. Love this show!

[@justinklenk]

​@@DenisRichardJr Ditto - it's always nostalgic to hear someone else say it. There were other classic shows from the eighties - but really, somehow, only one true SHOW that was THE classic show... Didn't even realize it was happening, as a kid - didn't even realize that it was, even then, such a big deal to me; but it totally was.

[@ryansullivan5575]

A cable channel here in Canada (CMT me thinks) has been replaying the entire series for the past couple years!

[@SARSx33]

I was two when this show ended, but it’s one of my original comfort shows!

[@Sparks_Alive]

@@DenisRichardJr There was a warmth to the show. The future shows, although funny did not have due to their styles.

[@hcc792]

If by some chance someone that worked on Cheers in any way shape or form reads this little tiny comment…Cheers has been something that connects me to the earliest part of my childhood…and when I moved from New England to out west for a couple of decades…if I was feeling homesick I would stream Cheers…even though I know it wasn’t filmed in Boston…the set decorations…the writing…the acting…my gosh it captured the feeling of being in Boston…in New England. THAnK YOU for making a tv show that is obviously more than just a tv show. And thank you Ted and Woody and George for this great episode…we love you guys, and won’t get tired of hearing about your cheers days ever.

[@nat7278]

Can we have George on EVERY week now? I'm serious. You guys had 11 seasons? We need more. This was priceless. I grew up watching Cheers. It truly delivered on its promise. I always felt welcome and included even though I was alone watching the show. It felt intimate and real. It's simple and believable.

[@miyojewoltsnasonth2159]

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[@YaWantTaters]

@nat7278 Absolutely! What fun it was to watch that great show. 💈🖼🥨🍻

[@mr5mitten5]

Agree, it is real balm for the soul.

[@davidjames1389]

Man I really hope they can get Shelley Long for one of these. It would be so damn cool to see her and Ted interacting again.

[@missmakebyjoanna]

YES!!!! I would LOVE to see them together again

[@leightnite3056]

I'd watch this every week! Amazing that a show that's been over for 30 yrs still hangs in there culturally, this was Fantastic.

[@yeseniapena2559]

Cheers is one of my comfort shows. I've rewatched the entire series a few times in the past decade. I love when you guys talk about Cheers!

[@kipmcmillan2600]

WOW. That really shows how genuine all your friendships are. For all we know, it may have been a couple of years since you'd all seen each other, but there is clearly a powerful connection, kinship and love. Thank you gentlemen.

[@spiffydigs]

The first time I visited NYC I saw George Wendt on the sidewalk and he gave me his autograph. I was only 16, and my friend back home was a huge Cheers fan so I really got it for him. My father was an alcoholic, so tbh I really couldn't get in to Cheers back then. But meeting George Wendt was special and left a lifelong impression. Not to mention all the great work he's done with Conan. The best don't let fame change them. An original OG, love this guy.

[@mccallosone4903]

listening to these guys talk is like hanging out with old friends. had a tough time junior year of high school, watching funny tv helped me not feel so lonely. thanks for the laughs fellas

[@lumpydavidg2201]

This makes an old man’s heart full. Thanks guys for a look behind the greatest show ever 💜😂

[@keNNed1987]

Love everything about this! Ted, George and Woody still as sharp as ever! Have been watching Cheers all my life, and I cannot even begin to describe how much your show means to me still to this day. Thank you for all the memories! :)

[@monolithsound]

I lived just a few blocks from the studio where Cheers was shot. My roommate was a fledgling actor, and we went to a lot of tapings of the show. I can still hear myself laughing in a few of the shows. I have a silly ass laugh. One thing that I remember being blown away by was that I only saw Ted Dansen trip over a line a couple of times. He was always on beat and really held that troupe together. Great times.

[@user-jq2ud5yf6s]

Wow do you remember which episodes your laugh could be heard?

[@georgepitcher136]

Great episode and Cheers is STILL the greatest series ever. I watched it then, till it wrapped, watched it in reruns every night till they stopped repeating it, watched it on dvd, and now my kids and I are watching it at dinner every night. It's part of the dna in my life and just such a joy to be able to continue to revisit over and over.

[@KtotheL]

thank you all for sharing ! it was GREAT !! soooo happy you are all still such good friends !!! RIP Coach

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

In the UK in the 80's I used to have to negotiate with my parents to be able to stay up late enough to watch Cheers as my laughing would wake my Dad up. So great to do these reunions as these shows outlive us all and hearing stories about when they were being filmed is a treat for us fans

[@josephaxel8759]

Cheers was successful, not just because of great writing, but because of the definitive human chemistry that was present on the set then, and is present in this episode now with Ted, Woody, and George. Love and respect for their craft and for each other! This is respectable entertainment. Thank you for this episode!

[@paulclissold1525]

When cheers went l was bereft Simpsons eased the pain but.

[@traceridpath6614]

“I can attest to the sustaining power of lemons 🍋” 😂😂😂 What a great convo, Woody riffing with Teddy is pure magic!

[@wolfman8449]

Over the years I always get to a point where I am just done with podcasts. It gets old, it gets predictable, but then they win me over again when interesting characters pop up with one. This is one of the podcasts that make it interesting again.

[@Smiley-Coyote]

I was in the middle of watching one of my other favorite podcasts and I saw THIS under the video in the recommended videos and IMMEDIATELY clicked without hesitation!! I'm so excited to see these three together again, I love seeing Woody and Ted together as it is, they have perfect chemistry! George Wendt, much respect sir! Peace 😁🙏✌️💚

[@magillavanzeppelin]

I'm currently binging Cheers, in the final season, so a lot of what they are talking about is still fresh in my head. What a great episode, Norm has always been one of my favorite tv show characters. Plus, George and I share the same birthday and love of beer. Would have been even better to have Cliff on there as well. I really wish the new Frasier show would have a scene where he goes back to Cheers only to find Cliff and Norm still sitting at the bar!

[@XanBos]

I love hearing the behind the scene stuff, and the fact that these guys seem to have a bond between them that has lasted all these years. Cheers has to be one of my all time favorite shows, (even though I don’t own a copy of the series on dvd….yet) I didn’t know that George Wendt had been in every episode! Kudos for being the only one! And what a turn of events to lead up to getting the part of Norm, making it so iconic of a character. As much as Sam was important to the bar as the owner, Norm was one of the main fixtures of the bar. So much so, that the whole bar would shout his name as he entered. Cheers was an endearing show, making each character very memorable. I will tell you this; the last episode of cheers still brings a tear to my eyes, as we see Sam walk to the back room. I’ve said it to many of my friends, but I would love to see a Cheers special, that would show where everyone is today, just to see if Norm still had his spot, and Carla would still be waitressing. I know we wouldn’t see some of the characters, due to the deaths of the actors, but I’m sure some sort of nod to them would be there. Maybe Diane would pop in after a whirlwind life, and want to settle down with Sam, and this time they get it right. Thanks guys for having this series of podcasts, as it warms the heart to listen to these wonderful actors share their memories. ❤

[@VideoNozoki]

So happy to finally see George Wendt here!!! I hope he comes back. It seems like there are still a lot more stories to tell. (I'm all ears!)

[@yankeeladee02]

This show's finale was the night my first child, my son was born... Lots of Cheers 🍻 that night and sad to say goodbye to a legendary show. A day I'll never forget. A day full of gratitude, love and laughter and it seemed like we shared it with our old friends. Cheers to this cast (and crew) for making us feel the feels for 11 short years! Love you guys (and Conan too). 🎊🍻🎉

[@thewebstylist]

Such great stories, guys and talents. Still one of my all time fav shows to watch Legendary characters and casting and writing James Burrows!!

[@hagiospneuma7]

This was AMAZING!!! Ted, Woody, we will never get tired of hearing about CHEERS!! Keep it coming... PLEEEEEEASE!!! George, you were awesome!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@messerlad]

Could listen to those stories for hours and hours and hours. Tears at the end. 💚

[@davidfriedline7525]

You guys brought back so many memories! Love you guys ! Ted and Woody , George , the whole cast are the best , TV isnt even close to that kind of comedy anymore ! This gen. doesnt have a clue what is to laugh !

[@fizzedupslade4082]

Really enjoyed hearing all this reminiscing. When I was young and started watching Cheers, I used to stay home on a Friday night to watch it when it was being aired in the UK. I preferred to stay home rather than go out to the pub with my pals. Many thanks for some of the best entertainment I've experienced.

[@robohalloran3614]

Got to work with George for a couple of weeks in Ireland a few years back. What a dude!! As warm & entertaining as you can imagine.

[@pommie5093]

I could watch them talk about Cheers memories all day. Cheers and Breaking Bad are my favorite TV shows of all time. My friends and I used Cheers' lines in our everyday vernacular-still do. The writing was off the charts. The group of actors in the show was perfection. When they added someone, like Frasier or Cliff's mother, they were also perfection. The show became golden-one of those rare moments when everything comes together to make history. I hope they continue this series, talking to everyone in the cast who are still with us.

[@bloodsling]

I remember watching Cheers when it was still on air with the family,one of the jokes made my Dad laugh so hard he had tears lol. Now that he's gone those are the memories I cherish. Thank you Cheers.

[@ClaireHomestead-pg5tc]

I still have the VHS with the finale. I was 11 and watched it 1000 times. I thought it was the greatest thing ever.

[@dangxdc8348]

As Donald P Bellisario discussed the QUANTUM LEAP finale and said "Nothing is bigger than Cheers ENDING *laughing* with its FIVE FINAL EPISODES

[@roscoemuttley]

NORM! Whats happening George? "Sam, its a dog eat dog world, and I am wearing Milk-Bone underwear"

[@ThunderPants13]

"What are you up to, Norm?" "My ideal weight if I were 11 feet tall."

[@MrAitraining]

"Hey, there's a cold one waiting for you" "I know, if she calls, I'm not here"

[@bloom8191]

“How’s life treating you Norm?” “Like a baby treats a diaper.”

[@randcanape683]

My dad never laughed out loud, he'd have a HA, a tee-hee, smirk....that milk-bone line killed him. I'll never forget it. rip dad. 🙏

[@MrAitraining]

@@roscoemuttley "can I pour you a beer mr. Peterson?" "A little early isn't it woody?" "For a beer?" "No, for stupid questions"

[@kodiak138]

I almost didn't take a job back in the day because it includes me working at 9.00pm on Thursdays, that's how much Cheers meant to me and my friends who were in our late teens, very early 20s and worshipped Cheers! crazy part was it was being a barback at my uncle's bar to be paid under the table and a few tips.

[@jimmyfaherty8588]

Brings back a lot of memories.used to watch this show every week.

[@tekkaman-blade]

I’ve never watched/listened to this podcast before, but THIS one pulled me in. Lean in to the CHEERS love as often as possible! I loved this so much! George is a treasure!

[@jacttackle57]

No other tv show had such a profound effect upon my life these three men were a big part of my upbringing. Thanks gentlemen

[@coachpeterburianek]

This is epic. Thank you so much. Since my childhood i was watching Cheers. And still to this day, i do.

[@blackbird5634]

My school days in Upstate New York were punctuated with Cheers episodes because I'd take a homework break to watch. And back when the shows would follow the seasons they had weather on the set, pretending to be Boston, that was happening in New England at the time. It felt like they were real. It was special.

[@ginaheller333]

In 1989, I got my then boyfriend, now hubby, a 26 toed kitten. We named him Woody after Woody Boyd. Best cat ever! I love this pod!

[@justinklenk]

TWENTY SIX??!

[@Ottophil]

@@justinklenkits called polydactyl

[@DouglasRichardson-er4ky]

Polydactyl, Hemingway's fav kind of cat

[@ginaheller333]

@@justinklenk8 toes one front paw, 7 on the other front paw, 6 toes on one back paw, 5 toes on the other.

[@justinklenk]

@@ginaheller333 5, 6, 7, 8?! That's wild. 😂​

[@jessmann2780]

when" Norm " said his favorite bits were from woody It made me smile. Cheers was and is my favorite show of all time and growing up watching it every week I noticed that Norm always seemed genuinely amused by Woody's monologue and bits, he would break character laughing but in that setting he could either way. What a great time that was .

[@ROOKTABULA]

I was going through a rough time the last year Cheers was on and living alone in a horrible town. The final episode crushed me because these guys were the friends I got to see and laugh with every week because all my actual friends were all far away. I still have the VHS tape I made. Watched it every week after for about a month.

[@ThunderPants13]

"What's shaking, Mr. Peterson?" "All four cheeks and couple of chins."

[@anneshirley3786]

My favorite!

[@veronicalodge71]

Thank you George, Ted, and Woody for doing this show! I just rewatched Cheers for the first time since it was on TV and am loving hearing these behind the scenes stories.

[@Games_and_Music]

What a great episode, these memories of Cheers are priceless. There's so many great moments, some of my favorites are; Sam's: "No Brains Atol", "Denise/the niece", the "G-g-groin injury" rap, Cliff electrocuting himself with the shock therapy, Sam and Mr. Hill interactions, Rebecca's: "Blindfolded, gagged and with both hands tied behind my back... we were just talking about a party Friday night."

[@shannonb3262]

LOVE this! Bring back all the Cheers actors! I always laugh when I listen to these types of interviews and I know the episodes better than the actors. I've only been rewatching them for what...30 or 40 years.❤😂

[@kierstenridgway4634]

It's such a trip to see yourself through others' eyes. It's never what we think. ❤️✌️

[@mattmason138]

Love to all three of you! The show was amazing and unforgettable ❤️ thank you to all the cast and engineers. 👍

[@edwarddale3948]

Norm!!! How's it hangin', Norm? "Short, shriveled and slightly to the left." I still remember that line. Love George Wendt

[@rachelcohen4369]

Norm!!! What’s up Norm? “My nipples. It’s cold outside.” That one stuck with me

[@ericpigg2689]

What's shakin' Mr. Peterson? All 4 cheeks and a couple of chins!

[@MrAitraining]

"What's going on Mr Peterson?" "The question is what's going IN Mr Peterson"

[@Halderic]

you sure that isn't Jim Carrey's line from Liar Liar? I think he says almost exactly that and I don't recall Norm saying that.

[@MrAitraining]

@@Halderic yeah I don't see norm saying that lol

[@stephenbriggs6930]

Loved this.. Cheers formed my style and love for comedy growing up in rural Canada. Woody asked fantastic and thoughtful questions to George.

[@ckSport3000]

Curtis, 57 from San Diego.. MAN this was fun .. felt like I was sitting in with you guys. 1987 and 88' I was in a VERY unhappy life in the Army Infantry, stationed in FREEZING cold Germany. AAFN tv played Cheers re-plays at night. When not in the field, I found a spot on the base bowling alley with a crappy little tv and NO ONE ever around. It may sound corny, but just the Theme Song.. made me feel like I was back home. No exaggeration, that show and no other.. helped me.

[@Wulfdane]

Thank you for uploading this, seeing you three together was a joy.

[@kimberlyloranger8321]

One of the scenes I always think of with Nick Colasanto is when Coach is sitting at a table in the bar with Sam, tutoring him in geography, and he starts pairing the facts with song. 'Albani-a, Albani-a, you border on the A-dri-atic." To this day, I still find it catchy.

[@interestedobserver587]

Coach was great. I remember him singing down the phone as on hold music.

[@danpalmer5451]

THIS is what I was hoping the podcast would be every episode! Great stuff. Please have George back for another round… and Ratz, Kels, Rhea, Bebe, Paul …and (dare I say) Shelley? 🍻🍻

[@LuisRivera-tt2ub]

Kelsey would be awesome

[@lnl3237]

Yes, dare!

[@johnmurzycki5148]

Awesome awesome awesome. Thank you from all the cheers fans out there

[@DICKIEDUVET]

Cheers is and will always be the greatest TV Show ever, could listen to these guys talk about the show all day. Would love to see Shelley, John, Kelsey and Rhea appear on the Podcast too. So many stories to tell from the 11 Seasons. Named my Son Sammy after Mr Malone, so much nostalgia and sentiment attached to the show, adore it so much.

[@JayBirdsChannel]

This is excellent. Thanks, gents!

[@shaylalynn2597]

Cheers is my favorite show of all time. Thank you so much for this.

[@angelinamatheney2173]

We just finished watching the season 1-4... Still, Diane annoys the whatever out of me 😂 I remember when I first watch this sitcom in 2000 (when I first moved in with my husband.) The music hits different this time. I get emotional every time I hear it. Nostalgia really... I realize, "Where Everbody Knows Your Name" is truly a home... ❤

[@squanto2]

I knew I'd love this episode, I just didn't know HOW MUCH I'd love it. I can't wait for another reminiscence show with other Cheers cast members.

[@brentbarnhart7050]

This was amazing. Thank you, guys. We love this.

[@intheshedd]

I hope these guys read the comments and feel the love. I loved that show as a teen. I wish I had time to watch them now over again.

[@jasonhale2523]

I have a nearly 5 year old daughter (and a 2 yr old) - we watch Cheers every night at dinner. Sounds like flawed logic but my wife and I just wanted some sense of normalcy and routine in our lives, all I could think of was my fond memories of being a kid and Cheers being on every single week night. She sings the song then tunes out, my wife and I thoroughly enjoy the show and find it to be pretty timeless.

[@georgemacleod9808]

The show was perfect; the characters were in the 2 pubs I went to. Strange associating frequenters to characters in Cheers. Thankyou

[@flyingo]

This was just excellent. I’d love to see more with these guys and/or anyone else from Cheers. Thanks!

[@hartlandnews81]

Thank you for this. Cheers is one of my favorite tv shows and I just met George and John /Norm and Cliff\ recently at an autograph signing event.

[@romanflute6069]

In college in 88', there was still a film one class played and George was in it. The whole auditorium hollered out "NORM!" lol.

[@godbluffvdgg]

Normy, coach and woody were such well sculpted characters...Cheers was an amazing creation...Glad to see ted and george are still alive...Ted did great on Curb...Woody is a beast...

[@onlyid]

I remember that post final episode - They were 100% hammered for sure 🤣🤣🤣

[@philricci2012]

Awesome episode! It was great to hear the back stories of Cheers and Woody, Ted and George. Bring on more of the cast sometime. Thanks!

[@nohmanahmed4463]

Wow to see these 3 guys ❤ i was in love with Cheers as a kid ,i would watch before school started in Coventry England where evrybody knows my name

[@MrLee23]

What a group of good fellas.. watched cheers as a kid; loved that show! NORMMM!!

[@jjs007]

This made my day! THANKS!!!

[@rookieg]

I needed that. Thanks for this.

[@DarraghC]

What a great podcast. Well done guys, some great memories and insights there. Love it.

[@kilgore9859]

Cheers was THE show of my childhood, thank you guys!

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

Okay wow...this is amazing! Period...

[@jeffdawson2786]

Historic TV show for so many reasons.

[@eelman74]

"It's a dog eat dog world, and I'm wearing milkbone underwear" . Best line EVER 😅

[@raymarks7430]

My favorite line was when Ted asked “Norm” if he and Vera had kids and Norm answered “no, i can’t” “Sam” apologized and Norm cuts him off to say “no Sam it’s ok… it’s just you’ve seen Vera .. I can’t”. I may have a few of those words wrong but the timing was amazing and it’s still my favorite line from TV sitcoms of all time

[@brian4878]

Been waiting for this one since the podcast started

[@AxeMan808]

Love the reminiscing. Yeah for sure grab some other Cheers Alums! Carvey & Spade are still doing great SNL Alum interviews. As Ted can attest!

[@averagejoe9851]

This is epic three OG's kicking it......Struck lighting in a bottle. Masters at their trade......This is fun stuff....

[@moonlight450]

So nice to see George again let’s get more former cast mates!

[@dantaylor1724]

Fantastic ! Didn't want it to end !

[@Harpoquondrax]

Absolutely Fantastic

[@JoSh-uj9pw]

True friendship on display here!

[@neilbond2483]

Great episode. So many fond memories of Cheers ❤

[@mistersharkfilms]

This was amazing! Great to hear all those never-heard-before stories.

[@Zale-vj439]

Love you Team Coco! This is a great channel. Love these guys! Cheers was the ONLY TV show that could accomplish one thing in my household growing up that no other TV show could. My parents were 42 years my senior (they were the younger end of the WWII generation, and I was a teenager of the 80s) so we could never have anything we could do/and liked in common when it came to pop culture: music, tv and movies. But Cheers was the only show they liked as much as I did, and we bonded regularly over this show every time we watched it together, whether reruns each night after the late night news, or prime time Thursday nights. Loved it. I love all the lines. "Norm! How's life treating you!? Like I just slept with its wife." And Woody, to this day, I can't drink a Kale vegetable smoothy without thinking of that episode.

[@lpluva1]

I was watching Cheers in grade school, probably why I'm a bartender. There is a bit that always seems to pop right in my head when ever I think of Cheers and it made me laugh when I was 8 and it still does. Coach: Is there an Earnie Pantuso here? Norm: That's you Coach. Coach: Speaking.

[@thomasgonzalez1610]

Great show. Great guys. A lot of fun.

[@rogerwhiting9310]

Love this podcast. In the world of millionaire actors..it feels like you are just like us regular people. Quality TV then and quality people always.

[@temp289]

Sensational. I loved cheers and these three artists truly helped make it great.

[@brosciencegutfeelings7058]

We’re gonna need another couple episodes of this reminiscing…!!!

[@trekkiejunk]

I was too young for Cheers when it was on network. I didn't start watching it until after college, in the 2000's. And as much as i enjoyed the show, that very first season was really my favorite. Sam was a ladies man, but he wasn't creepy. They made him kinda lecherous and creepy after the first couple years. Also, the lighting. The lighting in that first season felt like a real bar. Lots of shadows, often under-lit for the actors, but in a great way. It became closer to sitcom lighting in the later seasons, but that first year, things felt more real, the characters were the most endearing, and i just loved it. It was still good by season 11, but that first year....like a fine wine.

[@lorencing]

Encore! I could listen to you guys for hours.

[@thomasecallaghan1111]

They still love and miss Coach after 40 years 😇

[@dragonchaserkev]

If they do a Pawn Stars movie I would cast George as the Old Man. Grew up on Cheers, love the characters and nostalgia. This is great.