Janice
06-12-2002, 06:16 PM
Did anyone notice how the extras at Cheers will listen to what the main characters are saying or doing? I'm not referring to the semi-regular guys such as Paul, Phil, etc. It might be a couple sitting at the bar or a few people standing against the wall. Often, it's a single guy or girl sitting at the bar.
These folks will laugh at what's going on, and you can tell they're commenting to each other on what's happening. I can understand it when there's a rucas going on, but they'll listen to a private conversation between, for example, Sam and Diane.
Does it happen to portray a sense of the true neighborhood bar where they all know each other? Perhaps we're supposed to assume they're all regulars too but we just don't see everything.
Otherwise, they appear to be nosy eavesdroppers, lol.
These folks will laugh at what's going on, and you can tell they're commenting to each other on what's happening. I can understand it when there's a rucas going on, but they'll listen to a private conversation between, for example, Sam and Diane.
Does it happen to portray a sense of the true neighborhood bar where they all know each other? Perhaps we're supposed to assume they're all regulars too but we just don't see everything.
Otherwise, they appear to be nosy eavesdroppers, lol.