Cheers served its last drink in 1993 with a finale watched by over 80 million people. The decision to end the series was primarily due to star Ted Danson 's desire to move on.

The hit sitcom Cheers helped launch the careers of several actors who stayed in the spotlight years after the series ended on May 20, 1993. The show lost a cast member on May 20, when Wendt died ...

However, according to an episode of Cheers, he shouldn’t have been part of the spin-off. When the character was first ...

Tom Troupe, the veteran actor best known for appearances in “Star Trek” and “Cheers,” died Sunday. He was 97. Troupe died ...

From 2004 to 2008, he hosted the TV documentary series Made in America. These days, he recently appeared in an episode of the series Poker Face and did voice work for Inside Out 2.

And they were proven right: Ratings actually went up in Alley’s first “Cheers” season. By the time Season 11 rolled around, Danson had had enough and announced he was leaving the show.

During the show’s 11-season run, Wendt was nominated for six Emmys and became a fan favorite as the lovable, beer-drinking every man named Norm, who frequented the Boston bar daily.

“Cheers” premiered on Sept. 30, 1982, and spent the first season with low ratings. NBC president Brandon Tartikoff championed the show, and it was nominated for an Emmy for best comedy series ...

The hit sitcom Cheers helped launch the careers of several actors who stayed in the spotlight years after the series ended on May 20, 1993. The show lost a cast member on May 20, when Wendt died ...

Tom Troupe, a stage and TV actor who appeared in "Star Trek," "Murder, She Wrote" and "Cheers," died Sunday morning at his ...