Great Tv Drinkeries

[slayerpower]

http://www.tvsquad.com/2007/04/04/the-18-greatest-tv-drinkeries/

3) The Bronze (Buffy The Vampire Slayer) -- The coolest late-teen nightclub on TV. It featured some hit bands before they seemingly made it big, had incredibly cool lighting and yet somehow got away with not having to sell alcohol to draw in a significant crowd. Oh, and it had vampires.

8) Caritas (Angel) -- The hidden demon bar, smack in the middle of LA, owned and operated by green-skinned and red-eyed Krevlornswath of the Deathwok Clan (AKA, Lorne). Not only was it somehow easily hidden from the accidental passer-by, anyone who sung on stage would have their future told to them ... accurately. It was destroyed, rebuilt and destroyed yet again. Alas, it was never meant to stick around.

 

[jesterjay]

Wow #3 and the first two are unbeatable! (#1 Cheers & #2 Central Perk) Way to go Buffster!

 

[Spirit_Of_Fred]

wow, thats cool! you wonder at the fact that people are looking into tv's best drinkeries, and then you realize you are such an obssesive fan that you're one to talk :silly:!

 

[jesterjay]

it's true eh! seriously though, there's not even alcohol served at Central Perk!

 

[Spirit_Of_Fred]

if its any consolation, i think it used to be a bar before it was coffee house.

 

[Mr. Pointy]

Shame it's US-centric. I'd like to have seen The Rovers Return (Coronation St.), The Woolpack (Emmerdale) and The Queen Vic (Eastenders) in there. Having said that I'm not sure I'd want to drink in any of those pubs...far too much drama going on 😉

My brother and I visited Boston a good few years ago and we simply had to visit the Bull and Finch (Cheers exterior). We were extremely disappointed that the interior was nothing like the show. However a few years later, Mrs P and I went to a museum in Hollywood which had the actual bar used on the Cheers set as an exhibit, so that kind of made up for it, especially as I was able to sit on one of the stools in Norm and Cliff's corner 🙂