'Cheers'- Season 7 Trivia

1. What kind of book did Frasier's friend write?

From Quiz 7.22 "The Visiting Lecher"

Answer: marriage

Frasier believed the man was a happily married man. He was in town to promote his new book on marriage and fidelity.

From Quiz 7.21 "Sisterly Love"

Answer: Philadelphia

Rebecca decided to start a designated driver program for those that had too much to drink. Only one person took her up on it and it turned out he did not even live in Boston, or Massachusetts for that matter. Philadelphia is in Pennsylvania.

From Quiz 7.20 "Call Me Irresponsible"

Answer: Being eaten alive by rats

It was Frasier who said the worst way to die was to die alone. They made fun of his answer and said he wasn't even trying. Norm said the worst way to die was to slide down a greased banister.

From Quiz 7.19 "The Gift of the Woodi"

Answer: Beetabega

Beetabega was a hybrid of beets and rutabagas. Cliff was quite proud of his creation and tried to get the others interested but they all thought he had gone off the deep end.

From Quiz 7.18 "What's Up Doc?"

Answer: Atlantic City

Cliff took a guess and Woody told him how many he was off. Rebecca told him he's not supposed to do that and planned to add more jelly beans to the jar. However, Norm got a hold of the bag and ate the remaining jelly beans.

From Quiz 7.17 "Hot Rocks"

Answer: knuckle cracking

Woody said you could hurt your knuckles that way. Frasier went on this spiel about how it wasn't really your knuckles that were cracked and informed Woody it was harmless.

From Quiz 7.16 "The Cranemakers"

Answer: Grandfather Lozupone's lucky quarter

It was called his lucky quarter because that was all he had when he came to America. But he eventually struck it rich. However, someone got a hold of his money and squandered it all. So, all that was left was his lucky quarter.

From Quiz 7.15 "Don't Paint Your Chickens"

Answer: Sam

Sam let a girl punch him in the stomach to prove how fit he was. Woody didn't buy it so Sam told him to try it. Woody asked the girl out, she said no. He said, "what if I let you punch this guy in the stomach." Sam explained how it worked and Woody laughed at the idea of letting someone punch him in the stomach.

From Quiz 7.14 "I Kid You Not"

Answer: "Honor the hair."

Number 3 was "Thou shalt not loan the car." The other two were not mentioned but knowing Sam I could see them being part of his Ten Commandments. Number 16 was in reference to his Red Sox jersey number.

From Quiz 7.13 "Golden Boyd"

Answer: 70

Norm told Cliff he needed to spend more than $1.99 on a gift for his mom if he expected to get something good. He ended up paying Carla $3 for a gift her son Anthony made her once.

From Quiz 7.12 "Please Mr. Postman"

Answer: Woody

Sam actually one it first but he didn't want it. Then Carla won it, but she didn't want it either. Rebecca then gave the award to Woody. He said this was the 4th month in a row he had one. He was very excited about winning.

From Quiz 7.11 "Adventures in Housesitting"

Answer: Lionel Train Set

The Lionel Train Set came out in the early 1900s. Cliff said he got to be conductor but Norm said it was his set so he got to be the conductor.

From Quiz 7.10 "Bar Wars II...."

Answer: Bloody Mary Contest

The Bloody Mary Contest was held every year. Incidentally, the real Cheers in Boston (aka The Bull and Finch Pub) is known for their Bloody Mary.

From Quiz 7.9 "Send in the Crane"

Answer: thermostat

Fraiser tried to figure out why Woody made this association. He thought that perhaps that thermostat was hard to spell and Woody was at the bottom of his class. Woody said no. Then Rebecca came in to turn down the thermostat and when she bent over, Woody was checking out her bottom.

From Quiz 7.8 "Jumping Jerks"

Answer: Not legal in the state of Massachusetts

Rebecca had put out a suggestion box and Sam was reading some of the suggestions. None of the suggestions worked. Massachusetts was one of the first states to ban happy hour.

From Quiz 7.7 "How to Win Friends and.."

Answer: Cliff Clavin

It's often been joked about the fact that Cliff didn't have a lot of friends. The fact that he called the party line helped to prove this theory.

From Quiz 7.6 "Norm, Is That You?"

Answer: that she was pregnant

Rebecca was very angry when the man accused her of being pregnant. She also then realized that she needed to lose some weight.

From Quiz 7.5 "Those Lips, Those Ice"

Answer: Woody

Rebecca asked Woody not to let anyone disturb her because she had a lot of work to do. Woody kept interrupting her until she finally yelled at him. He came back into the office crying and saying "I'm sorry, Miss Howe".

From Quiz 7.4 "One Happy Chappy In a ..."

Answer: Rapunzel

She started to say Rebecca but then said Rapunzel. She thought she was calling a show that dealt with romance problems, but it turned out she called the "Dr. Green Thumb" show.

From Quiz 7.3 "Executive Sweet"

Answer: Postal World

Cliff believed that children needed real heroes to look up to. Of course, being Cliff, his idea of the perfect hero was the postman.

From Quiz 7.2 "Swear to God"

Answer: Moses

Woody was understudying for a play called "An Evening with the Prophets". As far as I could find, this play does not actually exist and was just made up for the show.

From Quiz 7.1 "How to Recede in Business"

Answer: 30 minutes

With Evan Drake gone, Sam decided he needed to make his move. He figured he timed it so she was over Drake but not over him enough to have moved on to another man.

From Quiz Seventh Season of "Cheers"

Answer: Rebecca

Stone felt that Rebecca wasn't doing a good job so he gave Sam her job.

From Quiz 7.22 "The Visiting Lecher"

Answer: Lawrence Crandell

Lawrence was played by John McMartin. He originated the role of Oscar in the original Broadway musical "Sweet Charity" He later played the same role in the movie version.

From Quiz 7.21 "Sisterly Love"

Answer: Rebecca

He said she never dated, and a good looking woman showed up. Cliff of course was wrong; the woman was Rebecca's sister.

From Quiz 7.20 "Call Me Irresponsible"

Answer: "What do you drink?"

Frasier explained that everyone knew that Norm always drank beer. Lilith still didn't see the humor but said it was funny anyway.

From Quiz 7.19 "The Gift of the Woodi"

Answer: Kelly

Woody at first was going to give Kelly "The Big Book of Dutch Humor". However, the others told him how Kelly was used to more expensive gifts which Woody couldn't afford. He felt very bitter and didn't even want to go the party at that point.

From Quiz 7.18 "What's Up Doc?"

Answer: Clavin in a good suit

Rebecca said "maybe" to Sam when he asked her out. Sam got all excited about it and Carla said Sam was losing it. She said he never had problems getting dates and now was doing "backflips over a lousy maybe".

From Quiz 7.17 "Hot Rocks"

Answer: Sonny Bono

Sonny Bono was the husband of Cher. They were also a singing duo, and had their own variety tv show in the 60s. Rebecca thought that Carla was going to say she looked like Cher, but Carla, always with the insults, said she looked like Sonny Bono.

From Quiz 7.16 "The Cranemakers"

Answer: Woody

Rebecca forced Woody to go on vacation. Woody didn't understand why he couldn't work when he loved his job so much.

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