In January 2024, the 2023 Emmy Awards saw a heartwarming reunion of the beloved cast of the iconic TV show Cheers. Ted Danson, Kelsey Grammer, Rhea Perlman, John Ratzenberger, and George Wendt, gathered together on a set reminiscent of the familiar bar from the series.

Ted Danson, renowned for his portrayal of Sam Malone, was celebrated for his calming presence on the set of Cheers. Following his success on the show, Danson ventured into notable films like “Three Men and a Baby” and television series such as “CSI” and “The Good Place,” alongside his enduring marriage to Mary Steenburgen since 1995.

Shelley Long, who brought the character Diane Chambers to life, rose to prominence through Cheers before venturing into other television endeavors, including roles in shows like “Modern Family” and portraying Carol Brady in Brady Bunch movies. Long, a mother to her daughter Juliana from a previous marriage, continued to captivate audiences with her talent.

Rhea Perlman, fondly remembered as Carla Tortelli, expressed how Cheers played a significant role in her career, earning her multiple Emmy awards for her portrayal. Perlman also ventured into diverse television and film projects, including a role in the 2023 Barbie movie, while sharing a longstanding marriage with Danny DeVito since 1982.

John Ratzenberger, known for his role as Cliff Calvin, the mail carrier brimming with trivia, found further success beyond Cheers, notably voicing characters in beloved Pixar films. Ratzenberger has been happily married to Julie Blichfeldt since 2012.

George Wendt, renowned as the lovable Norm Peterson, transitioned from a minor role in the Cheers pilot to a beloved regular character, earning him multiple Emmy nominations. Wendt also diversified his career with appearances in various television shows, movies, and even Broadway performances, maintaining a longstanding marriage with Bernadette Birkett since 1978.

Kelsey Grammer, portraying Dr. Frasier Crane, enjoyed immense success with the Cheers spinoff, “Frasier,” garnering numerous Emmy awards. Despite personal challenges reflected in multiple marriages, Grammer continues to thrive professionally.

Bebe Neuwirth, acclaimed for her role as Dr. Lilith Sternin, achieved Emmy recognition and continued to pursue acting in television shows like “Madam Secretary,” even revisiting Cheers for its revival.

Woody Harrelson, known for his portrayal of Woody Boyd, made a memorable entrance in Cheers’ fourth season, earning an Emmy for his performance. Harrelson later ventured into a successful film career, garnering multiple Oscar nominations and currently pursuing projects in London.

Kirstie Alley, joining Cheers in its sixth season as Rebecca Howe, garnered critical acclaim, including an Emmy win in 1991. Alley’s career extended to both film and television, with notable roles in “Veronica’s Closet” and “Look Who’s Talking.”

Tragically, Nicholas Colasanto, known as ‘Coach’ Ernie Pantusso, passed away during the show’s run, leading to Woody Harrelson’s character stepping in to fill the void left by Colasanto’s departure.