«Чирс» — это название небольшого бара в Бостоне, которым владеет Сэм «Мэйдэй» Мэлоун, бывшая звезда бейсбола. Сэм, персонал и завсегдатаи бара каждый день болтают о проблемах, смеются друг над другом, обсуждают забавные случаи из жизни. Все это, разумеется, сдобрено солидной порцией алкоголя. На шутках, юморе и дружелюбных подколках и строится весь сериал.
Дата выхода: 1990-11-08
Продолжительность: 25 min
Описание: Moderator John McLaughlin leads the whole cast, including former member Shelley Long, in a discussion of the show, featuring many clips from previous shows.
Дата выхода: 1990-11-08
Продолжительность: 26 min
Описание: Moderator John McLaughlin leads the whole cast, including former member Shelley Long, in a discussion of the show, featuring many clips from previous shows.
Описание: Ted Danson discusses the characters in Cheers, and his own character of Sam Malone in particular.
Описание: Ted Danson discusses the characters in Cheers, and his own character of Sam Malone in particular.
Описание: A short collection of clips showcasing humorous moments of the character Ernie Pantusso from the first season of the sitcom "Cheers".
Описание: "NOOOORM!" A montage of Norm entrances from Season 1.
Описание: The gang tries to convince Diane that U.S. savings bonds are a good investment.
Дата выхода: 1993-05-20
Продолжительность: 16 min
Описание: A look back at the series, showing some of the shows' best moments and a look behind the scenes of the filming of the last ever episode.
Описание: Clips of a 1983 interview with the show's creators, Ted Danson, and Shelley Long, taken from "Entertainment Tonight", talking about the show and the second season. Also includes clips from the shows, and more recent comments from Danson, George Wendt, and Rhea Perlman, about working with each other and with the creators.
Описание: Clips showing Diane, along with comments from Danson.
Описание: Clips showing Carla, along with some comments from Danson on Perlman.
Описание: Clips focusing on the Cliff character, along with a few comments from Wendt on John Ratzenberger.
