CHEERS Season 9, episode 2: “Cheers Fouls Out”
Hosted by Ryan Daly with special guest Mike Blanchard from GeekCast Radio Network.
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Very fun episode, and great discussion!
I agree the Frasier subplot is weak, which is unusual. By the way, if the continuity of the series Frasier is canon on Cheers (which I think it is), Frasier’s repeated lying about his father to everyone at the bar borders on insane.
This Gary actor is my favorite. He’s so smug. And he’s athletic when he does a flip at the basketball court.
I’m curious if that basketball court was a set or if they went on location to a high school gym somewhere. It looks like a real gym to me.
I was impressed by Woody’s basketball skills at the bar and can see how he got White Men Can’t Jump. I never knew he played in college, but I can definitely believe it.
I agree Kevin McHale does a nice job and fits in well with the cast. I’m glad he comes back later. I’m from Michigan, so I liked the reference to Bill Laimbeer from the Pistons.
Yeah, I’m fairly sure that the sequences of the actors playing basketball was shot on an actual court. But the main shot of Sam on the sidelines coaching could’ve been a set; they could have had a second unit shooting the basketball scenes while the director and main cameras shot Sam’s scenes on the sideline. But I’m just speculating on that.