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* The word "cancelled" was not a fully accurate description of the end of the show's run, as its producers were able to determine the ending (admittedly because | * The word "cancelled" was not a fully accurate description of the end of the show's run, as its producers were able to determine the ending (admittedly because {{w|Ted Danson}} wanted to leave) as opposed to being terminated by the network. | ||
* The "Swerve's" sequence from "[[The One Where They Go to Earth]]" is a reference to the series' opening. | * The "Swerve's" sequence from "[[The One Where They Go to Earth]]" is a reference to the series' opening. | ||
Revision as of 21:25, 1 January 2019
Cheers is a television program.
Fiction
G.I. Joe Featuring Snake-Eyes
Upon his resurrection, Doctor Mindbender was aghast at the cancellation of Cheers. Goin' South
Bumblebee
While interrogating Cliffjumper, Shatter and Dropkick intercept an accidental transmission from Earth of the Cheers theme song. Bumblebee
Notes
- The word "cancelled" was not a fully accurate description of the end of the show's run, as its producers were able to determine the ending (admittedly because Ted Danson wanted to leave) as opposed to being terminated by the network.
- The "Swerve's" sequence from "The One Where They Go to Earth" is a reference to the series' opening.
External links
- Cheers at Wikipedia
