Fans waited a couple of years for Cheer season 2, and it's time to talk about how the season was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. As the Navarro College Cheer Team (and the entire sport of cheerleading) was put on hold due to the coronavirus, the second season of the show was filmed in two different segments, with months in between. There is plenty to learn about the filming timeline for Cheer season two, and how it affected the cast.

Cheer season 2 showed the pressure that Navarro faced as the team tried to defend their championship title while splitting their focus between cheer and the media appearances that helped to satisfy their growing fan base. It also showed the fallout from Jerry Harris' arrest, after he was charged with soliciting intimate photos from minors. There were cast changes in the second season, as the 2020 NCA Championship was canceled due to the pandemic. Production for Cheer was also shut down. Some fan favorites appeared in the first half of season 2 and then revealed that they had left Navarro. This meant that other team members (and competitors, Trinity Valley) got to enjoy the spotlight.

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Many fans were confused about the disrupted filming schedule and when each episode took place. Cheer season one had only six episodes, while season 2 has nine. The first four episodes of season 2 were filmed in January 2020, and fans watched as the cast of Cheer got the emotional news that they would not be able to compete due to the COVID-19 pandemic in April 2020. Production then halted until the next semester in September 2020. By that time, Gabi, Morgan, and La'Darius had already moved on from Navarro.,

Though production started in September 2020, the filming continued all through the year, up until April 2021, which was when the 2021 NCA Championship was held. Episode five was likely filmed after the production break, as it showed how Jerry's former teammates and coaches reacted to the news of his incarceration and included interviews with two of his victims. Cheer episodes six through nine were all filmed after the production break as well, in the seven months leading up to the final competition. In the season 2 finale, the obstacles Navarro faced were too much. and they ultimately lost the 2021 NCA Championship to their rivals at TVCC.

I loved the Bar Wars episodes of Cheers but I'm shocked that you thought the Mafia one was weak. I loved that Sam got his own back on his friends for siding with Gary in the episode where Sam thought he killed him.

In the annals of television sitcoms, Cheers remains the gold standard when it comes to the perfect recipe for a legendary comedy. Great writing, stellar acting and superior chemistry. For a majority of its 11 seasons that ran from September 1982 to May 1993, Cheers was the definition of must-see television. In honor of that prime-time, sitcom dominance, here's our 25 top Cheers episodes of all time.

Horrible Holiday Cheer, released on October 12, 2004, is the third volume in Media Blasters' Invader ZIM DVD collection.[1] The first six episodes of season 2 made their United States debuts through this volume.

Patty Ann Romero has been coaching cheerleading for over 35 years. She is the owner and founder of Central Jersey Allstars. Ms. Romero has coached athletes in all areas of cheerleading from catholic schools, recreation, and all star cheerleading. She has also appeared in two episodes of Jersey Cheer on Lifetime, six hour long episodes of CHEER! on CMT, and 30 episodes of Cheerleaders NJ on Awesomeness TV. Patty Ann is USASF certified.

Gina cheered for CJA for 13 years. She has coached for CJA since 2013. Gina is the All Star Director for Central Jersey All Stars as well as a Tumbling Instructor for the program. She is currently a coach of the two-time Worlds Bronze Champion, Bombshells, Team Gunz, Open Fire and Gunsmoke. Gina is USASF Certified and was selected for the USASF's 'Leadership Class of 2015' and 'Top 35 Under 35'. She has recently completed RYT 200 Hours.

Michele has been with CJA for 21 years. She is a Team Gunz Alumni. Michele is a 16th Year NCA Head Instructor. She has received the NCA Excellence in leadership award in 2013 and the head instructor "raving fans" award for 2019. Michele is USA cheer safety certified. Michele is a Physical Education/Health Teacher in Central New Jersey. Michele is USASF Certified.

Pam has been a member of the CJA Coaching staff since 2010. She was a former CJA Open Cheerleader for 5 years. She has cheered for Pop Warner, High School & All Star. Pam is a Monmouth University Graduate with a Bachelor Degree in Communication with a Concentration in Public Relations and Journalism. She is USASF Certified.

Lori has been a member of the CJA Coaching staff since 2011. She cheered for 10 years at the pop warner and all star levels. Lori was also a Pop Warner and All Star Coach and Choreographer. She is USASF Certified.

Kevin 'Dumo' has been a tumbling instructor for CJA for 12 Years. He has been coaching for 6 years. Dumo has been a NCA Instructor for 11 years and in 2018 was named "Top Head Instructor" in the Northeast. He has 14 years of cheerleading experience at the high school, college and all star level. Dumo graduated from William Paterson University with a Bachelors Degree in Mathematics and Secondary Education. He participated in Disney's Frozen Celebration Parade in 2014 and The 2019 NCA Far East Camp in Iwakuni, Japan. Dumo is USASF Certified.

Sefa is currently attending Raritan Valley College as a Communications major with a concentration in Public Relations. Sefa has been a member of CJA since 2015 and is a 2018 Alumni of 'Team Gunz'. He has cheered at both the allstar and high school levels. Sefa also works as an NCA staff instructor with ACCA Certification and is USASF Certified.

Bryan is a full-time student at Saint Peter's University where he is studying to become a Health and Physical Education Teacher. He has cheered at both the High School and competitive Recreation level. Bryan is USASF Credentialed.

Rosalie "RoRo" is currently studying Finance at Montclair State University. She was a cheerleader for 7 years and has been coaching for 2 years. This is her 3rd season with CJA. Rosalie is USASF Certified.

When Sam's regulars suspect the bar is turning gay, they launch an embarrassingly misguided homophobic witch-hunt. _Cheers _was mercifully short on issue-driven episodes, but "Boys" is a deft takedown of group-think gone awry.

Psychiatrist Frasier Crane, as portrayed by Kelsey Grammer, was a familiar, welcome face on must-see TV for 20 consecutive years spanning 203 episodes of Cheers, one guest appearance on Wings, and 264 episodes of his own sitcom, Frasier. And now, after a 19-year hiatus, one of television's most enduringly beloved characters is returning to the screen, headlining the Paramount+ revival of Frasier, which finds him returning to his old elbow-bending grounds in Boston and reconnecting with his increasingly distant son, Freddy, who's chosen a radically different life path as a firefighter.

For those viewers with hazy memories as well as an entire generation who've never experienced the particular splendors of the perpetually pompous, hilariously highbrow, romantically challenged, and endearingly exasperated psychiatrist-turned-broadcaster, that's a LOT of TV to be refreshed on or take in for the first time. Luckily, I've assembled a cheat sheet filled with episodes vital to helping understand the long road the good doctor has traveled and inform the new relationship dynamics that kick off Frasier's latest TV journey.

(These are the formative episodes, but with Bebe Neuwirth slated to return for a guest shot in the revival, virtually every Frasier-Lilith-centric Cheers and Frasier entry makes for delightful viewing that will also inform the ex-couple's eventual dynamic.)

Frasier's ever contentious, often poignant, always uproarious relationship with Martin fueled the series' laughter and warmth for eleven seasons and will deeply inform the generational and cultural clash he'll next experience with Freddy in the revival, and "The Good Son" and its subsequent episode "Space Quest" (Season 1, Episode 2) form a nifty bookend with the initial two episodes of the revival.

Most of the Frasier episodes focusing on Freddy are underlined by the psychiatrist's efforts to be a good father despite the long geographic distance between them. Two of the best occur as Freddy matures into a pre-teen and teen, where Frasier has to work harder to maintain a connection with his son: "Cranes Unplugged" (Season 8, Episode 10) finds Frasier, disappointed in electronics-immersed Freddy's indifference to the activities he's planned, forcing Freddy and Martin into a "bonding" camping trip; and "High Holidays" (Season 11, Episode 11), in which Frasier contends with Freddy's transformation into a disaffected Goth perpetually embarrassed by everything his father does.

Jasper is taunting the plant when Piper comes in to get cash. She explains that she needs to get stronger to carry Marci on her shoulder so she could join the cheerleader squad. Ray hears and gives her a "Captain Man Body Box" and she pays the cash she took from the cash register. She then gets mad about seeds in grapes and turns into a monster. She then goes to the cheerleaders and Captain Man, Kid Danger, and Schwoz go to stop her. She starts throwing cheerleaders, and then changes the score so that Swellview's team wins. She then stomps on Captain Man and Kid Danger and takes Schwoz. Captain Man and Kid Danger don't stop her.

Shannon returned for the 2019-2020 season and will be featured in season 2. She is a senior and cheerleader at Texas University. Shannon has a personal trainer boyfriend named Ben Christian.

Andy Cosferent has been an integral part of the cheer squad, working with the cheerleader team alongside Monica Aldama in Season 1. But Cosferent was no longer seen half way through Season 2, making his fans anxious about his absence. 17dc91bb1f