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Ep. 58: Cheers (Opening Credits)

2020-09-10

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Pull up a seat at the bar, have a drink, and let us take you on a little journey through the "Cheers" opening credits sequence.

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Links, as promised in the episode:

Cheers - Season 10 - Opening Credits

Full Version of "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" by Gary Portnoy with the weird 2nd verse

Flaming Moe's - Cheers parody from "The Simpsons"

Gary Portnoy singing the Cheers theme from his home during quarantine

Acapella cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by Triforcefilms

Limp Bizkit-esque cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by The Factory Crew

Quarantine Zoom cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by Monday Night Social

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