One of the most brilliant things about Cheers wasn't just that it was a show about barflies and bartenders, but rather, that it was a show about different types of people rubbing shoulders with ...

George Wendt, who died Tuesday, will be most remembered for his character on 'Cheers,' whom he played straight and without affectation.

The final scene of Cheers — whose series finale aired 32 ... They trade jokes and offer different suggestions for what the meaning of life is. Then the bar phone rings, and everyone realizes ...

Winning her second Grand Slam singles title, 21-year-old Coco Gauff makes history at the French Open. CIA Director John Ratcliffe breaks down the role of the intelligence community and how his agency ...

The compilation covers every Norm entrance from all 275 Cheers episodes George Wendt appeared in. Norm had a different quip whenever he entered, making him one of the most beloved characters on ...

“Cheers” star George Wendt ... who was wonderful and essential in a different way, because he was the anchor for the group,” Burrows wrote. “Because Norm was relatively happy and well ...

No show ever caught this better than “Cheers.” At the center of the sitcom ... the same magnificent entrance every time. With a different one liner to finish it off. It may come as no ...

In contrast to the ever-growing lakefront home, life at camp is simple. That’s the point. For those of us who were lucky ...

That answer made it plain that in Maine, at least, Emancipation Day (April 16) carried a historical weight that the Texan ...

“It shares a lot about a person. When you're looking at transcripts of real people talking, it's different from fictional dialogue," Vass says. "We repeat ourselves all the time. We interrupt ...

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