It’s nearly impossible to talk about the history of sitcoms without singing the praises of Cheers. What started as a humble series about the daily lives of those who visited the titular Boston Bar ...

There is a small list of series that are recognized among the best TV comedies ever, including The Office, Seinfeld, Friends, ...

With the 1990s being a newly ambitious moment for the sitcom world, networks were looking for shows that could deliver a sense of synergy that NBC achieved in the 80s with a group of series, but their ...

Ted Danson played bartender Sam Malone on Cheers and became a fan-favorite character. In fact, most sitcom fans still love Sam to this day. That doesn't mean that filming the show didn't have its off ...

After actor George Wendt died in May, his “Cheers” role as affable beer drinker Norm Peterson was in the news. And belatedly, a connection between the TV sitcom and the Inland Empire surfaced. Isn’t ...

Cheers was the brainchild of “two Mormons and a Jew,” according to co-creator James Burrows, who partnered with Glen and Les Charles and James Burrows on the hit “Must-See TV” series. The Charles ...

"Cheers" went on for almost 300 episodes, so there have been many celebrities you probably forgot appeared on the iconic ...

If you grew up watching Cheers, chances are Rhea Perlman as Carla left a lasting impression—and today, the beloved sitcom star is celebrating her 78th birthday on March 31, 2026. Born in Brooklyn, New ...

The mid-'80s were the glory days of sitcoms, especially NBC's 'Must See TV' Thursday nights. And right in the middle of that powerhouse lineup was "Cheers," featuring one of the all-time great will ...

While Stranger Things might be inspired by the movies and TV shows of the 1980s, Watch With Us loves the real thing, too. This week, we want to celebrate the very best that television had to offer ...