Cheers + Frasier
 

ok quick question. is it general knowledge that Frasier is a spinoff of Cheers? i have a friend who knows cheers and knows frasier but has no idea that the two are connected. I claim that he should know that Frasier is a spinoff, and he says its not general knowledge that the two are connected. who is right? Should an average 20 year old know this?

Re: Cheers + Frasier
 

"Your friend" is an idiot.

Re: Cheers + Frasier
 

wtf?!! no way that is general knowledge

Re: Cheers + Frasier
 

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wtf?!! no way that is general knowledge

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You also are an idiot.

Re: Cheers + Frasier
 

It's not guaranteed that a 20 year old has even seen Cheers. New episodes stopped when they were around 8 years old. It can go either way.

I'm 24 and have seen probably half of Cheers episodes, from syndication, but that's probably not that common. Meh.

Re: Cheers + Frasier
 

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wtf?!! no way that is general knowledge

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You also are an idiot.

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Nice! Also true.

Re: Cheers + Frasier
 

If he "knows cheers" and "knows frasier" then he is an idiot. Obviously if he has never seen Cheers than he isn't.

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wtf?!! no way that is general knowledge

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You also are an idiot.

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Nice! Also true.

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ahh cut him a break, he could very well be retarded. there just is not enough evidence to decide either way.

Re: Cheers + Frasier
 

does he go to bovine university?

Re: Cheers + Frasier
 

spinoff: (3) Something derived from an earlier work, such as a television show starring a character who had a popular minor role in another show.

If you know Kelsey Grammer played a psychiatrist named Frasier who had a child with a character named Lilith in both shows, and you can read the definition above, you should be able to figure out that Frasier was a spinoff of Cheers. The two shows were both in the top ten of all prime-time TV for several years each. I think we have a pretty good case for this to be common knowledge.