Cheers

Cheers is the gem of the fall season a new series without a weak spot. [30 Sep 1982, p.83]

Cheers in an ensemble triumph, one of those rare meshings, with a cast, a script by the Charles brothers and a setting that all seem perfect for one another. [30 Sep 1982, p.109]

The brightest new comedy of the season, maybe the brightest new series, period. [30 Sep 1982, p.47]

Every day, during happy hour, they sit and drink and solve problems — their own, the world’s — it doesn’t matter much. And while they’re at it, they come up with some of the funniest lines to hit the small screen this season.

Sam, Diane, a mostly lovable and funny bunch of regulars and occasional outsiders create an atmosphere in which nothing is more valued than quick wit, sincerity and eccentricity. Watching the show, you start to wish you were a regular there. [10 Nov 1982, p.80]

Assuming that viewers won't mind another barroom setting, with Archie Bunker's Place already on the scene and everybody preaching against drinking, writer-producers Les and Glen Charles are off to a good start. [30 Sep 1982, p.124]

This is not the strongest comedy you could hope for, but it does have a number of positive values. [30 Sep 1982, p.48]

This is another addictive sitcom! I has that nice heart-warming charm and that welcoming feel. The cast does an excellent job executing their roles and there are so many funny moments that all contribue to the shows uniquness.

Could not do it because of the main female characters! And yes both of them.