The boys are talking about the days when men were men. It's not long before the subject of skydiving comes up and, being somewhat inebriated, three of them decide to have a guy at the bar, who arranges these sorts of things, take them up. What happens is their realization of how scared they are. I don't consider it one of the best episodes but it's not too bad.
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Jumping Jerks (#7.8)
ComedyFan20105 June 2014
Warning: Spoilers
Woody, Cliff and Norm watch some old movie about the "real men" and adventures and think what they can do in our time. They come up with skydiving but on the plane they are too scared to jump and just tell others they did. Sam gets involved in it as well and at the end they all jump holding the Cheers banner.
A very good episode. They were so much fun after they decided not too jump. Woody feeling all guilty and Cliff walking around bragging about the back flips he did. I am glad they jumped though at the end. Gives it a sort of happy ending. And it was a great way to get Cliff out of the plane as well.
A very good episode. They were so much fun after they decided not too jump. Woody feeling all guilty and Cliff walking around bragging about the back flips he did. I am glad they jumped though at the end. Gives it a sort of happy ending. And it was a great way to get Cliff out of the plane as well.
I'd Rather Die Like A Fool Than Live Like A Coward!
Bolesroor30 April 2011
Warning: Spoilers
This episode features Norm, Cliff & Woody deciding to skydive... and then chickening out at the last minute. A hilarious stand-alone episode. They jumped, their chutes opened, and it was all very simple and believable.
On a side note, if Carla ever spoke to me the way she does to Norm, Cliff, Woody, and Sam- insulting their manhood, questioning their value as human beings- she and I would have an impromptu "conference" in the alley behind the bar, after which she would choose her words very carefully if she was able to speak at all.
There's not really anything else to say, this is a beauty... go see it!
GRADE: A
On a side note, if Carla ever spoke to me the way she does to Norm, Cliff, Woody, and Sam- insulting their manhood, questioning their value as human beings- she and I would have an impromptu "conference" in the alley behind the bar, after which she would choose her words very carefully if she was able to speak at all.
There's not really anything else to say, this is a beauty... go see it!
GRADE: A
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