Go Kelly ! Don't let the door hit you on the rear !

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Kirstie Alley and Woody Harrelson in Cheers (1982)

Yoh, Becs. What's this thing you have against rich people? I mean, you're dating a rich guy. You want to be rich yourself, right?

Yes. And when I am rich, I will stop hating rich people, and start hating poor people. It's the American way.

Ted Danson

Kirstie Alley

Rhea Perlman

Brian Pollack

Mert Rich

Dan O&apos;Shannon

Norm is chosen the bar&apos;s designated driver for the evening. As such, it starts off to be the worst evening of Norm&apos;s life, until... Meanwhile, Mr. Gaines is sending Kelly to study in Europe for a year in an effort to break-up Kell...

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Go Kelly ! Don&apos;t let the door hit you on the rear !

I think that tv viewer&apos;s opinions,likes and dislikes regarding tv characters and their different personalities and styles are a largely subjective matter that varies greatly from person to person. On one hand,there are some characters and things on tv shows that never seem to get old but remain funny no matter how many times we see them,even though we may realize that they are kind of silly or even rather dumb.

On the other hand,there are other tv characters and tropes that start-out as being quite engaging and well-balanced but they eventually unravel or become hopelessly annoying to the point of distraction.

There are several good examples of these different character-types to be found on Cheers.

The Diane character was rather likeable and sweetly funny for quite awhile but she eventually becomes imposibly and insufferably obnoxious and annoying.

Frasier&apos;s wife Lilith is rather cold and annoying yet at the same time she is also quirky and amusing.

Woody is as dumb as a box of rocks and he can indeed be quite worrisome but he is also a sweet character. It is pretty difficult not to feel sympathetic towards the doofus that is Woody.

Which leads us next to Woody&apos;s spoiled girlfriend Kelly,who has lived a sheltered life in a wealthy family.

I&apos;m afraid that she is another character in the same category as the later version of Diane.

The Kelly character is very obnoxious,inconsiderate,and she really grates on the viewer&apos;s nerves for several reasons.

Perhaps the icing on the cake is the childish pitch or tone of Kelly&apos;s voice,which is like hearing fingernails on a chalkboard ! This certainly doesn&apos;t add to her appeal.

This episode had me honestly wishing that they would just do-away with the Kelly character. It really was that bad of an episode,and she really is that gratingly obnoxious.

Woody deserves much-better,and so do we as viewers.

4/10 or less.

I think that tv viewer's opinions,likes and dislikes regarding tv characters and their different personalities and styles are a largely subjective matter that varies greatly from person to person. On one hand,there are some characters and things on tv shows that never seem to get old but remain funny no matter how many times we see them,even though we may realize that they are kind of silly or even rather dumb.

On the other hand,there are other tv characters and tropes that start-out as being quite engaging and well-balanced but they eventually unravel or become hopelessly annoying to the point of distraction.

There are several good examples of these different character-types to be found on Cheers.

The Diane character was rather likeable and sweetly funny for quite awhile but she eventually becomes imposibly and insufferably obnoxious and annoying.

Frasier's wife Lilith is rather cold and annoying yet at the same time she is also quirky and amusing.

Woody is as dumb as a box of rocks and he can indeed be quite worrisome but he is also a sweet character. It is pretty difficult not to feel sympathetic towards the doofus that is Woody.

Which leads us next to Woody's spoiled girlfriend Kelly,who has lived a sheltered life in a wealthy family.

I'm afraid that she is another character in the same category as the later version of Diane.

The Kelly character is very obnoxious,inconsiderate,and she really grates on the viewer's nerves for several reasons.

Perhaps the icing on the cake is the childish pitch or tone of Kelly's voice,which is like hearing fingernails on a chalkboard ! This certainly doesn't add to her appeal.

This episode had me honestly wishing that they would just do-away with the Kelly character. It really was that bad of an episode,and she really is that gratingly obnoxious.

Woody deserves much-better,and so do we as viewers.

4/10 or less.

Norm is chosen the bar's designated driver for the evening. As such, it starts off to be the worst evening of Norm's life, until... Meanwhile, Mr. Gaines is sending Kelly to study in Europe for a year in an effort to break-up Kelly and Woody's relationship. Woody decides to give Kelly a promise ring before she leaves. She initially accepts it, but gives it back after she and Woody get into an argument about her father's motives. Distraught, Woody decides to rush off to the Gaines household and with Sam's help - solely to hold the ladder - he plans to elope with Kelly. After Woody and Kelly discuss the issue, Mr. Gaines ends up unwittingly deciding their immediate future without he even knowing that he did so. Sam offers less support in the matter.

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