The presents have all been opened and that means one thing: 2013 has run its course and 2014 is peeking its head around the corner. Inevitably, to celebrate a new year, it’s time for outlandish holiday parties complete with noisemakers, champagne and enough glitter to coat Ke$ha’s latest spandex ensemble.
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has grabbed the most famous bar patron of the 80s and 90s, Norm Peterson from Cheers (as played by George Wendt) and taken his famous entrance as a way to promote its new Domino’s Pie Pass. The leading pizza chain’s latest commercial begins outside a Domino’s with a sign that makes it look much more like Cheers, the bar from the hit TV show of the same name. Norm, as played by George Wendt years ago, walks down the stairs and announces he’s there to pick up a pizza.
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