Cheers Season 9 -- 29 April 08 [merge]
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Cheers Season 9 -- 29 April 08 [merge]
So, it's my favorite show of all time, and it's the only one for which I have purchased a single season (and I have all 8 thus far). I know CBS now has the distribution rights, and I'm starting to fear that I won't see seasons 9 - 11. Anyone heard differently?
Thanks as always!
Thanks as always!
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I stopped at season 5-don't know If I will get the remaining seasons.
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i only grabbed the first 3 seasons - i was going to buy more but after i saw that complete series of mash being released i'm assuming they might do the same with cheers?
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I am sure a good guess would be that they are trying to stretch this out longer (format wise). I doubt they would get all the way to 8 and then not finish the last three.
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With that announcement today, I have officially last all hope for the remaining releases of Cheers to see the light of day. It's a shame considering it was such a great show with the longetivity factor, unlike most of the shows that are being released on DVD. It's a shame when you're seeing "Stacked: The Complete Series" on the shelves before "Cheers: The Complete Ninth Season." But that's the industry for you. Then again, people are more tempted to buy these kinds of shows like Stacked becauses these DVDs always have SENSATIONAL ads and promos ran for them. But Cheers, nothing. SEINFELD always gets buildings and bus shelters, why not a show the stature of CHEERS? I like SEINFELD too, but why can't we ever have any promotions going on for the older shows as well? It really sucks. Paramount blows.
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They need to finish Cheers and Taxi.
Come on, only a couple of seasons left for each show. What are they going to do next? stop realeasind Wings with a couple of seasons to go.
Come on, only a couple of seasons left for each show. What are they going to do next? stop realeasind Wings with a couple of seasons to go.
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Originally Posted by cheersfan213
With that announcement today, I have officially last all hope for the remaining releases of Cheers to see the light of day. It's a shame considering it was such a great show with the longetivity factor, unlike most of the shows that are being released on DVD. It's a shame when you're seeing "Stacked: The Complete Series" on the shelves before "Cheers: The Complete Ninth Season." But that's the industry for you. Then again, people are more tempted to buy these kinds of shows like Stacked becauses these DVDs always have SENSATIONAL ads and promos ran for them. But Cheers, nothing. SEINFELD always gets buildings and bus shelters, why not a show the stature of CHEERS? I like SEINFELD too, but why can't we ever have any promotions going on for the older shows as well? It really sucks. Paramount blows.
I think promotion for TOD titles has always been poor & very inconsistent. I mean you see commercials & ads for Ugly Betty (horrible show in my opinion)-the complete first season, but yet I don’t ever think I’ve seen a commercial for any of the Cheers DVDs or basically any TOD title. I think the only TOD titles I’ve seen commercials for are Seinfeld, NCIS, Ugly Betty & ER-the complete 3rd season. It was strange that ER has a commercial for the 3rd season DVD, but no other seasons were promoted. I collect a sh*tload of TOD titles & I’ve always been disappointed on the poor promotion.
Paramount has been doing a decent job with quite a few of their TV series on DVD & hopefully they don’t fu*k us over & never release the final three seasons of Cheers on DVD. I like Frasier as well but why release all the seasons of a spin-off series & not the original. Maybe Frasier sold better but really how much more popular would Frasier be over Cheers?
If we had to do the Cheers vs. Frasier thing I honestly couldn’t tell you which one I like better. Cheers was very funny but Frasier was the same & I liked the “We don’t think the audience is a bunch of idiots approach” to the series. Cheers was the same way but I think just too a small degree.
Just release the final three seasons Paramount!!!
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I think Frasier is much better show - it has aged extremely well, production value was high, and the humour stands up and is much more high brow than Cheers. The demand for Frasier is clearly there, and I am thrilled that we now have a complete series.
I never got into Cheers, but was a Frasier fan from day 1. The shows are completely different and the only reason they're related is because of the character; the similarities stop there.
And as for Stacked - it is a really funny show that got the shaft from Fox, but at least they had the smarts to package it on DVD fairly quickly.
I never got into Cheers, but was a Frasier fan from day 1. The shows are completely different and the only reason they're related is because of the character; the similarities stop there.
And as for Stacked - it is a really funny show that got the shaft from Fox, but at least they had the smarts to package it on DVD fairly quickly.
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Originally Posted by The Eliminator
I think Frasier is much better show - it has aged extremely well, production value was high, and the humour stands up and is much more high brow than Cheers. The demand for Frasier is clearly there, and I am thrilled that we now have a complete series.
I never got into Cheers, but was a Frasier fan from day 1. The shows are completely different and the only reason they're related is because of the character; the similarities stop there.
And as for Stacked - it is a really funny show that got the shaft from Fox, but at least they had the smarts to package it on DVD fairly quickly.
I never got into Cheers, but was a Frasier fan from day 1. The shows are completely different and the only reason they're related is because of the character; the similarities stop there.
And as for Stacked - it is a really funny show that got the shaft from Fox, but at least they had the smarts to package it on DVD fairly quickly.
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I rest my case.
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Originally Posted by The Eliminator
I think Frasier is much better show - it has aged extremely well, production value was high, and the humour stands up and is much more high brow than Cheers. The demand for Frasier is clearly there, and I am thrilled that we now have a complete series.
I never got into Cheers, but was a Frasier fan from day 1. The shows are completely different and the only reason they're related is because of the character; the similarities stop there.
And as for Stacked - it is a really funny show that got the shaft from Fox, but at least they had the smarts to package it on DVD fairly quickly.
I never got into Cheers, but was a Frasier fan from day 1. The shows are completely different and the only reason they're related is because of the character; the similarities stop there.
And as for Stacked - it is a really funny show that got the shaft from Fox, but at least they had the smarts to package it on DVD fairly quickly.
Sales are probably the reason why Cheers final three seasons are being held up. I would have thought that a legendary show like Cheers would sell extremely well, but I might be wrong.
As for Stacked, it’s funny? I thought it was an awful piece of sh*t. But that’s just my opinion.
It’s pretty sad when Ti’l Death & The War At Home already have/getting DVD releases before all the seasons of Cheers or just about any TV series are released on DVD. I know they aren’t own by the same studio but still, come on.
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In the end it is all about sales. I can't stand the show, but I sympathize with those who do. I've been waiting for many others that won't see the light of day - the rest of Growing Pains, Who's the Boss, Traders, Simon & Simon. And ones that will never be released - Head of the Class.
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Originally Posted by The Eliminator
I think Frasier is much better show - it has aged extremely well, production value was high, and the humour stands up and is much more high brow than Cheers. The demand for Frasier is clearly there, and I am thrilled that we now have a complete series.
I never got into Cheers, but was a Frasier fan from day 1. The shows are completely different and the only reason they're related is because of the character; the similarities stop there.
And as for Stacked - it is a really funny show that got the shaft from Fox, but at least they had the smarts to package it on DVD fairly quickly.
I never got into Cheers, but was a Frasier fan from day 1. The shows are completely different and the only reason they're related is because of the character; the similarities stop there.
And as for Stacked - it is a really funny show that got the shaft from Fox, but at least they had the smarts to package it on DVD fairly quickly.
But you don't get all the way to season 8 and then stop with three seasons to go! I could see it after the first few....what Paramount has done is a crime pure and simple.
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Originally Posted by flyboy
Hmmm...Fraiser better than Cheers? Not even close! I guess to each his own, but Cheers was a far better show with much more talent.
But you don't get all the way to season 8 and then stop with three seasons to go! I could see it after the first few....what Paramount has done is a crime pure and simple.
But you don't get all the way to season 8 and then stop with three seasons to go! I could see it after the first few....what Paramount has done is a crime pure and simple.