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对一些人来说可能有些过时了。这是青少年和他们喜欢老派电视喜剧的父母的必看影片。适合在节假日和新年前夕佩戴。当然是喝很多牌子的酒。

家长们需要知道，这部经典的酒吧喜剧在道德上是一个大杂烩。例如，就像你指出的，有一些性笑话。然后是俏皮话，尤其是卡拉的俏皮话。父母可能也想和他们的孩子谈谈喝酒的问题。另一方面，所有的饮酒显然都是适度的，因为没有人会喝醉。(我希望一直都有一个指定司机。)而且，尽管节目里有那么多的性笑话，却从来没有任何性的内容。此外，在Cheers酒吧工作的每个人——甚至是多嘴的卡拉——都提供了良好的客户服务，这种服务会让客户不断回头客。最后，它不是严格意义上的“白领”酒吧或“蓝领”酒吧。去那家酒吧的人来自各行各业。 That's more than what I can say about many bars- or churches or neighborhoods or schools or family gatherings- in real life. To sum it up, while the writing is clever, this show is squarely for adults, which is why I'd give this show a red light for 12 and under and a yellow light for 13-15. Older teens can watch it, as it is tame enough for 16 and 17, but even for kids at that age, parents may want to supervise the viewing, at least initially. All this said, the show is clever. And let's not forget that CHEERS is nonviolent, which was often pointed out during debates about violence on television in the early 90s. Indeed, during that era this show was often mentioned by name whenever it was said that some of the most popular programs were nonviolent. Some of this praise came from an unlikely source- religious conservatives (evangelicals).