John Allen Hill and Sam are back at it again, this time over the dumpsters. So Sam brings in the big gun known as Carla to take down his nemisis. But the collateral damage from the mission is not what Sam thinks. Plus on another battlefront, Henri and Woody clash over marrying Kelly. All that plus Frasier embraces alternative medicies, at least to a point. So cheer on Cliff reenacting the first postal delivery in Boston, warm up that oil and enjoy "Head Over Hill" and "A Fine French Whine"! (S10E9 starts 14:25 / S10E10 starts 33:45)

We have bar wars, halloween costumes, a Boston Celtic legend and Cliff in a speedo. If you can't find comedy gold in that, then we just can't help you here at Cheers Weekly. So go find Norm a birthday present, dress up in your favorite Dante Gabriel Rossetti costume and enjoy "Bar Wars V: The Final Judgment" and "Where Have All The Floorboards Gone?" (S10E7 starts 12:15 / S10E8 starts 36:35)

The bar is full of tension this week.  Maggie is back from Canada, but has to meet the OTHER woman in Cliff's life, Ma Clavin. Rebecca and Sam are struggling to not only conceive a baby, but with their doubts regarding if they will be good parents. And the tension on the set of Woody's attempt to send a video back home results in tears. So grab some Kleenex, a little WIld Turkey and enjoy "Ma's Little Maggie" and "Unplanned Parenthood"! (S10E5 starts 12:10 / S10E6 starts 35:20)

Join us in celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Cheers premiere by having a vigorous debate over Rolling Stone's new "Top 100 TV Shows of All-Time" ranking.  Randy is quite fired up over several injustices, George is the voice of reason but, most importantly, what say YOU on the rankings overall and Cheers position specifically? As for the episodes, Carla gets a business offer, Woody gets a new role and Norm becomes the queen of the hive!  Roll in a few kegs to the living room and enjoy "Madame LaCarla" and "The Norm Who Came For Dinner"! (Top 100 debate starts 3:00 / S10E3 starts 24:35 / S10E4 starts 45:04)