On Monday we learned that Harry Anderson had passed away at the age of 65. And since, there have been a plethora of fitting tributes for the man that most people knew as Judge Harry Stone on Night ...

Kelsey Grammer is reflecting on the final episode of Cheers — and the after-hours games he would play with his cast mates. In ...

When "Cheers" debuted in 1982, few realized they were witnessing the birth of one of the quintessential ensemble sitcoms. It took place in a bar, for crying out loud, and the main characters weren't ...

Cheers, a classic American sitcom, ran from 1983 until 1994. The series included 11 seasons and 275 episodes and remained one of the most popular shows on TV until its finale. Even now, decades after ...

It was the neighborhood bar where everybody knew your name, and during it’s run, Cheers was one of the most popular and critically acclaimed shows on TV. The show narrowly escaped cancellation after ...

Cheers legend George Wendt's cause of death has been revealed two weeks after the actor died suddenly in his sleep at the age of 76. According to a Los Angeles County Department of Public Health death ...

Cheers fans bid farewell to one of the iconic sitcom's stars, George Wendt, on Tuesday. The actor, who died at 76, was a key cast member of the show, which boosted many of its stars to even bigger ...

"Cheers" paved the way for many similar sitcoms that came after it. The show, running through much of the ‘80s into the early ’90s, is introduced to new fans to this day, with it living on various ...

We sadly lost actor George Wendt at the age of 76 this week. Wendt famously portrayed Norman Peterson, better known as just “Norm,” on the iconic ’80s/’90s sitcom Cheers. He passed away on May 20, ...

Emmy award-winning actress Shelley Long was spotted talking a mid-day fall stroll a day after her former Cheers co-star, George Wendt, was pictured being wheeled out of a dialysis clinic. The ...

Eddie Doyle was the guy who really did know everybody's name, at least when he started working at the tavern that inspired the television show "Cheers." To the tens of thousands of tourists that later ...