Hold that apology, now I see some people saying this was a hoax spread around on the internet, while one Brit say it was only on British shown episodes. Can't seem to get the truth on this, so I'm giving up (for now). Couldn't find anything on Snopes.

tonygraz wrote:

It was at the beginning of the show. Norm was in his usual spot and, looking at the TV, Clavin was a couple spots to the left. He was in his postal uniform (which was the case in most episodes, but not all), and leaning on the bar.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083399/quotes?item=qt0461693  , and I know my memory might suck... but I vividly remember watching this scene.

MACS wrote:

Was chatting with my neighbor and he says he remembers seeing it. I saw that quote at IMDB too MACS.

tonygraz wrote:

It might be the secondary phase of a worldwide conspiracy, and could account for the sudden rise in toaster oven sales.
You guys know that pop tarts are flammable, right?

Brewha wrote:

"The problem with quotes on the Internet is that it is hard to verify their authenticity."
-Abraham Lincoln (c. 1863)

IMDB quotes are user submitted and not vetted for accuracy.

Find the scene hotshot.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

Did he know which mosque had the hundreds of weapons?

banderl wrote:

On October 30th 1938 operators were flooded with calls from people swearing that aliens were landing outside their door too.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

Memory is an interesting thing. There are plenty of studies showing that through repetition of ideas you can convince people that they hold the memory of this thing themselves.

...or at least I think I remember reading studies about this.

(This is one of the many reasons eyewitness accounts are frequently misleading)

victor809 wrote:

If YOU can't find it on the interwebs, I will never find it... doesn't mean I didn't SEE it though.

I swear to you, I did. This isn't something I have any reason to lie about. I distinctly recall seeing it.

MACS wrote:

I don't think you are lying, lies are conscientious acts and there would be no logical or mature reason for anyone to lie about seeing a bit on a TV show. But no one has claimed to have found the episode. You'd think if someone ever did, the word would spread like wildfire. What you saw, I have no idea - I wasn't there.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

My brother in law saw a UFO inside a McDonalds once.....

Brewha wrote:

I saw UFO in concert once.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

"The "Buffalo Theory" is an urban legend that is popularly misattributed to Cliff Clavin from Cheers and regards the effects of alcohol on the brain. Although couched in language the character of Cliff could have used, it is not from the actual show, but is presented as such."

http://thecheersfrasier.wikia.com/wiki/Cliff_Clavin 

tonygraz wrote:

I was at the Ice Bowl and Woodstock.

BuckyB93 wrote:

I was at the Ice Bowl and Woodstock.

BuckyB93 wrote: