Favorite Norm saying: “It’s a Dog eat Dog world and I’m wearing Milk Bone underwear.”
Justaboredstoner on
I really wish I could draw cartoons because I’m picturing Saint Peter at the pearly gate with all the angels behind him yelling, “Norm!”
so1i1oquy on
His name always felt like it was in the past tense. And now he is too.
BaggyLarjjj on
George Wendt to the afterlife.
lynchcontraideal on
RIP to an absolute legend, his presence was enormous in ‚Cheers‘ and the show wouldn’t’ve been the same without him.
Doctor_Sore_Tooth on
Jason Sudeikis uncle
CharacterActor on
Fun Fact!
1985 George Wendt co-starred in the movie “House”.
1987 John Ratzenberger co-starred in the Wendtless sequel “House II: The Second Story”.
TiredReader87 on
Rest in peace, sir. Thanks for the laughs. Condolences to his loved ones.
He was my favourite part of Cheers
theoutsideplace on
My friend and I ran into him at a bar in Culver City 20 years ago. He was sitting by himself and so my friend went up to him and asked if he could buy him a beer. George was super sweet and chatted a while but said that he didn’t let fans buy him beer, bc he would end up having too many beers. (I believe it, who wouldn’t want to buy Norm a beer? That’d be a lot of beers.)
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Favorite Norm saying: “It’s a Dog eat Dog world and I’m wearing Milk Bone underwear.”
I really wish I could draw cartoons because I’m picturing Saint Peter at the pearly gate with all the angels behind him yelling, “Norm!”
His name always felt like it was in the past tense. And now he is too.
George Wendt to the afterlife.
RIP to an absolute legend, his presence was enormous in ‚Cheers‘ and the show wouldn’t’ve been the same without him.
Jason Sudeikis uncle
Fun Fact!
1985 George Wendt co-starred in the movie “House”.
1987 John Ratzenberger co-starred in the Wendtless sequel “House II: The Second Story”.
Rest in peace, sir. Thanks for the laughs. Condolences to his loved ones.
He was my favourite part of Cheers
My friend and I ran into him at a bar in Culver City 20 years ago. He was sitting by himself and so my friend went up to him and asked if he could buy him a beer. George was super sweet and chatted a while but said that he didn’t let fans buy him beer, bc he would end up having too many beers. (I believe it, who wouldn’t want to buy Norm a beer? That’d be a lot of beers.)