Serenska posted:I had somehow missed that episode. Thanks for sharing.
A few years ago, I watched a few episodes of Cheers on Netflix with my then 18-year-old daughter. I realized that television shows from 30 years ago might not be to her taste so I told her that if it she didn't like Cheers, we could watch something else that she wanted.
She said: "No, this is good. It's sweet. They take their time, tell the story, and allow the jokes to just happen." (She said this to contrast the way many modern sitcoms move along at a frenetic pace with a bunch of crude one-liners.)I respect the show all the more as a result of her words.
Steven J. Serenska
Yeah, it's funny you say that. As I've been watching the series, I've noticed that my 16 year old son enjoys watching it and thinks it's really funny. I guess good writing holds up across generations.
He grew up seeing Woody Harrelson in big movies, and was blown away to see him being funny in a TV show.
-Eric
