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Do you remember Cliff Clavin from the fictitious character from the television series "Cheers?" There is a sales lesson here.
Even though Cliff’s attempt to outsmart the Jeopardy! judges completely blew up in his face, at least one contestant attempted the Clavin strategy in real life, with far better results.
Cliff Clavin may have lived at home with his mom, but John Ratzenberger certainly does not. The actor, who portrayed the know-it-all postal worker on Cheers, just listed his Connecticut home for ...
“Cheers ”star John Ratzenberger recalls man wielding a samurai sword with costars' names on it: 'It was creepy' "That was nuts because they came so close," the actor behind Cliff Clavin said.
‘Cheers’ to manufacturing During the 2008 presidential campaign, you can expect plenty of celebrities — the Streisands, Clooneys and Pat Boones of the world — to lend their voices to a ...
As it turns out, there really was no original plan for characters named Norm Peterson or Cliff Clavin. There was, however, a character named George — who was only going to appear once — that ...
Ratzenberger, whose “Cheers” character Cliff Clavin was a know-it-all of questionably valid information, wrapped up the video by congratulating himself for conveying a plan designed to save ...
Actor John Ratzenberger, who is well known for playing Cliff Clavin in “Cheers” before voicing beloved characters in “Toy Story,” “Cars” and more, will be playing Ebenezer Scrooge in ...
Frances Sternhagen, the Tony-winning actress known for playing Esther Clavin on the beloved sitcom Cheers has died at the age of 93. News of her death was announced by her son, actor John Carlin ...
Actor John Ratzenberger, who is well known for playing Cliff Clavin in “Cheers” before voicing beloved characters in “Toy Story,” “Cars” and more, will be playing Ebenezer Scrooge in ...
To quant your heart out is never a bad thing. By the way, this was Cliff Clavin’s Dream Board: Civil Servants, Stamps From Around the World, Mothers and Sons, Beer, Bar Trivia, and Celibacy.