The question is a proxy for the finale itself. Airing on May 20 1993, it’s the conclusion of a decade-plus run in which Cheers changed the face of comedy and television pretty much forever.

That “Cheers” finale wound up attracting more than 42 million viewers, making it at the time the second-highest-rated series finale of all time behind the series ender of “M*A*S*H.” ...

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George Wendt died on the 32nd anniversary of the 'Cheers' finale Over the course of his career, the late actor has reflected on his iconic character Norm Peterson and the memories he's formed with ...

Cheers star George Wendt, who played Norm Peterson on the beloved show, died exactly 32 years after the sitcom's finale aired.

We raise a pint to George Wendt — and not that non-alcoholic crap he had to drink as Norm Peterson on ‘Cheers.’ ...

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 ...

Cheers became a beloved TV staple, running for 11 unforgettable seasons, earning 28 Emmys from 179 nominations, and saying goodbye with a finale that brought over 80 million viewers together one ...

George Wendt, famed for his role as Norm Peterson in the NBC hit sitcom Cheers, has passed away at 76 on the 32nd anniversary of the show's finale. Tributes pour in as fans remember his impact on ...

A beloved star of a legendary US sitcom has died at 76. His Emmy-nominated role made him one of the most recognizable faces in TV comedy.

No one could have played Cheers' quintessential barfly Norm with more warmth and world-weariness than actor George Wendt, who died today at 76.

news Obituaries Beloved star of TV’s ‘Cheers’ dies Actor rose to fame onstage and in TV roles but was most associated with sitcom set in Boston.