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Cheers - Season 5 Reviews

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One of the most beloved and critically-acclaimed television series of all time, CHEERS ran for 11 years and centred on the colourful staff and patrons of the Boston bar 'where everybody knows your name'. Run by former Red Sox pitcher and ladies' man Sam Malone (Ted Danson), the establishment's ever-present characters include .. Read more

Starring	Ted Danson, Shelley Long, Woody Harrelson
Director	James Burrows
Genres	Comedy, Television

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  goes from strength to strength
  
  still so funny after all these years. Great characters, great scripts. Sam & Diane............say no more!
  
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  - 31 Jan 2007 at 09:28
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  Just superb
  
  Yes, series is definately getting better. Woody's script is getting tighter and more funnier. Laughs all round. Looking forward to the next instalment.
  
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  goes from strength to strength
  
  still so funny after all these years. Great characters, great scripts. Sam & Diane............say no more!
  
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  goes from strength to strength
  
  still so funny after all these years. Great characters, great scripts. Sam & Diane............say no more!
  
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  Just superb
  
  Yes, series is definately getting better. Woody's script is getting tighter and more funnier. Laughs all round. Looking forward to the next instalment.
  
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  One of the most beloved and critically-acclaimed television series of all time, CHEERS ran for 11 years and centred on the colourful staff and patrons of the Boston bar 'where everybody knows your name'. Run by former Red Sox pitcher and ladies' man Sam Malone (Ted Danson), the establishment's ever-...