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Cheers: Complete Second Season Cast: Ted Danson, Shelley Long, Nicholas Colasanto, Rhea Perlman

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  • DVD Release Date: 01/06/2004
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Closed Caption; Strictly Top Shelf: The Guys Behind the Bar; Cliff's Notes: The Wisdom of Cliff Clavin; Carla the Comeback Queen: Insults for Every Occasion; Di Another Day: Diane Chambers From A-Z; Gag Reel: Bloopers From Season 2

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The major change in the 22-episode second season at the place "where everybody knows your name" is that bar owner Sam "Mayday" Malone (Ted Danson) and waitress Diane Chambers (Shelley Long) have moved from Season 1's tantalizing mating ritual into an actual relationship -- one of prime-time TV's most explosively hilarious, of course. John Ratzenberger's know-it-all postman, Cliff Clavin Jr., becomes a bona fide cast member (credited in the opening) in this second season (1983-84), which also finds unemployed accountant Norm Peterson (George Wendt) on the outs with his wife, Vera. This is also the last complete season for fan favorite Coach (Nicholas Colasanto), who shines in one of the series' all-time best episodes, "Fortune and Men's Weight." The episode involves Coach's purchase of an antique scale that makes uncannily accurate predictions about the people who step onto it. The pinnacle of this knockout second year -- a run that earned the Emmy Award for Best Comedy in 1984 -- is "Old Flames." Here, Fred Dryer shows up as Sam's old friend Dave, who bets that he can bust up Sam's relationship with Diane and seems to hit pay dirt when he informs Ms. Chambers that Mayday hasn't jettisoned his little black book. Barnes & Noble

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Cheers: Complete Second Seasonby Anonymous

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January 19, 2004: Cheers is my favorite all-time show. But there is 11 seasons of Cheers. When do they come out with all the seasons on DVD? I have bought both 1st and 2nd season of Cheers but when do the others come out???

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January 01, 2004: Second Season of Cheers will be great. Make seasons 3-11 so i can get the whole collection of Cheers episodes on DVD!