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Summary
Classic American sitcom set in a Boston bar where a group of regulars meet to drink and chat. Sam Malone (Ted Danson) takes centre stage as the bartender with an eye for the ladies.
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rolenameSam MaloneTed DansonNorm PetersonGeorge WendtCliff ClavinJohn RatzenbergerCarla TortelliRhea PerlmanRebecca HoweKirstie AlleyDiane ChambersShelley Long
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rolenameDirectorJames Burrows
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News & features about Cheers
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Friends and Cheers director James Burrows dies aged 85 – David Schwimmer, Matt LeBlanc pay tribute
The TV legend co-created Cheers.
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Cheers icon's Netflix comedy A Man on the Inside finally gets future confirmed as season 3 key details are revealed - but it's not all good news
Ted Danson is back on the case – but there's a bittersweet twist for fans.
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Strictly Come Dancing's Jamie Borthwick gets near-perfect score as EastEnders co-star cheers on
The duo earned 39 points for a mesmerising performance.
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US sitcom Cheers in line for UK remake - 30 years after hit comedy's end
Men Behaving Badly's Simon Nye is working on the remake.
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Netflix's Cheer cast: Where are they now?
Catch up with the cheerleaders of Navarro College
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Cheers cast pay tribute to Kirstie Alley after she dies aged 71
Alley was best known for her role in the hit NBC sitcom Cheers.
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Ed Balls’ brilliant Gangnam Style moment cheers the world up
Has your jaw lifted off the floor yet? Well, you're probably not alone...
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Prince Harry cheers on Invictus athletes for Sport Relief
He's a good man to have in your corner
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Classic sitcom Cheers to be revived as live stage show
Norm! and co are coming to theatres in 2016
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The stars of Friends, Big Bang Theory, Will & Grace, Cheers unite for hilarious tribute sketch
Jim Parsons, Ted Danson, Matt LeBlanc, Charlie Sheen, Rhea Perlman, Woody Harrelson and more pay tribute to the great James Burrows
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Adam Driver and Obsession star join MCU's X-Men as full cast and release date confirmed
Kit Connor and Samara Weaving are also in the cast, as had been widely reported.
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Epic Games delays Disney project and pivots to "AI-first" game development
"We have a huge pivot underway."
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They walked away from hit sitcoms at the height of their success – some lived to regret it
11 times actors quit a hit – and what happened to them next.
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Beloved Channel 4 soap Brookside to return for major crossover with another major soap
Brookside Close is back after more than two decades off air.
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BBC confirms Bluey Minisodes due to get free-to-air release date
Twenty minisodes will be rolled out on CBeebies and BBC iPlayer...
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Ricky Gervais reveals his top 10 comedy TV shows and films - from Fawlty Towers to Spinal Tap
The After Life creator reveals the comedies that shaped him.
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Jack Shepherd on his famous role as Wycliffe – and why it might have looked "terribly boring" to outsiders
The Wycliffe star on long days, Cornish weather, golf bets and the "marathon" of leading a major TV drama.
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Friends icon Lisa Kudrow reveals surprising opinion of beloved character: "He was horrible"
The comedy star isn't mincing her words in a new interview.
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EastEnders favourite Sophie Khan Levy confirms Priya Nandra-Hart exit amid real-life pregnancy
The actor's final scenes aired today.
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Clayface review: Origin story for iconic DC villain is pacy, gross... and unremarkable ★★★☆☆
The character – played by Tom Rhys Harries – would perhaps have been better introduced as a subplot in a bigger movie.
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Gladiators contender powers through episode after painful injury
Scott powered through two more games.
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Will there be a Frasier season 3?
The future is uncertain for Boston's premier psychiatrist.
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Coronation Street future confirmed for two cobbles' favourites as stars sign new contracts with ITV soap
The stars have been fixtures on the cobbles for a number of years.
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David Mitchell and Robert Webb comedy getting US adaptation
Back only aired for two seasons on Channel 4.
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