Hey everyone, so I’ve been messing around with this crossword puzzle lately, you know, the one with the clue “Roger of Cheers”? Yeah, that one had me scratching my head for a bit. I mean, I used to watch “Cheers” back in the day, but my memory’s a little fuzzy on some of the characters.
At first, I was totally blank. I tried racking my brain, thinking of all the regulars at the bar, but “Roger” just didn’t ring a bell. So, I started jotting down some random words, hoping something would click. I even tried to see if some of the letters I already had in the puzzle would help, but no luck.
- Tried to recall “Cheers” characters.
- Wrote down random related words.
- Checked existing letters in the puzzle for hints.
Then, I figured, why not check online? I mean, that’s what the internet’s for, right? I typed in “Cheers actor Roger crossword” into the search bar, and bam! Tons of results popped up. Skimming through a few of them, I saw some possible answers like “BUNS,” “older,” and “REES.” “REES” seemed like the most promising one, so I focused on that.
- Searched online for “Cheers actor Roger crossword.”
- Found possible answers: “BUNS,” “older,” “REES.”
- Focused on “REES” as the most likely solution.
I went back to the puzzle and tried plugging in “REES.” And guess what? It fit perfectly! I was so stoked, it was like a little victory. After that, I started looking into who this Roger Rees guy was. Turns out, he played the character Robin Colcord on the show. That’s why I didn’t remember him at first—he wasn’t one of the main guys at the bar.
- Successfully inserted “REES” into the puzzle.
- Researched Roger Rees and learned about his character, Robin Colcord.
My Realization
It’s funny how these crossword puzzles can send you down these little rabbit holes. One minute you’re stuck on a clue, and the next you’re learning about some actor you’d completely forgotten about. Anyway, just wanted to share my little adventure with this crossword. If any of you are also scratching your heads over this clue, hopefully, my experience helped a bit. Cheers!
