26 TV Shows you should watch #3

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Bet you didn't think I'd be back so soon with another installment of this series. But I am trying to stay on top of this series and I am determined to get it done. So seeing as this is Numero tres. C is for Cheers. I know a lot of you will be surprised that I watched Cheers or even knew what it was. It was well before my time, but thanks to the Way back machine known as Nick at Night I watched a lot of Cheers. Plus who doesn't love Woody Harrelson?!? If you are unfamiliar with the show Cheers, where were you in the eighties? The show centered around a Bar (where everybody knew your name) and the bar owner, tender and the regular patrons of he bar. Other show starts were John Ratzenburg, Kirstie Alley and Ted Danson. I was probably way too young to be watching it when I did. But there was only so much Ed, Ed and Eddy I could watch. Plus it was funny. If you need a good laugh, and like eighties sitcoms. Cheers is a good one to watch. I don't remember them dealing with anything real important. But then again I was in grade school and middle school when I watched it every night. It was also the precursor to Frasier with Kelsey Grammar playing Fraiser before his move to Seattle to host his radio show. I was a little surprised to find out that the show ran from 1982 until 1993. I guess I didn't realize that there was that much of the show. They also have recently rebooted it. I've seen some clips but haven't watched a full episode of it. Although Kelsey Grammar is good in just about everything I have seen him in. So check it out, or don't. But it is for sure a show that is worth at least a couple episodes. Here's a trailer/clip of it so in case you have never heard of it- you can get a better idea of it. Have you ever watched it?