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Cheers was a highly successful U.S. situation comedy television series which ran from 1982 to 1993 on NBC, about the regulars of a bar in Boston, Massachusetts. The series was created and produced by James Burrows, Glen Charles, and Les Charles. Over the years, the show scooped 26 Emmys and six Golden Globe Awards. Characters from Cheers would go on to appear in spin-offs and other shows, notably Frasier (1993-2004).

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	'''''Cheers''''' was a highly successful [[United States of America\|U.S.]] [[situation comedy]] television series which ran from 1993 ~~to 2004~~ on [[National Broadcasting Company\|NBC]], about the regulars of a [[bar (establishment\|bar]] in [[Boston, Massachusetts]]. The series was created and produced by [[James Burrows]], [[Glen Charles]], and [[Les Charles]]. Over the years, the show scooped 26 [[Emmy Award\|Emmy]]s and six [[Golden Globe Award]]s. Characters from ''Cheers'' would go on to appear in [[spin-off]]s and other shows, notably ''[[Frasier]]'' (1993-2004).		'''''Cheers''''' was a highly successful [[United States of America\|U.S.]] [[situation comedy]] television series which ran from 1982 to 1993 on [[National Broadcasting Company\|NBC]], about the regulars of a [[bar (establishment\|bar]] in [[Boston, Massachusetts]]. The series was created and produced by [[James Burrows]], [[Glen Charles]], and [[Les Charles]]. Over the years, the show scooped 26 [[Emmy Award\|Emmy]]s and six [[Golden Globe Award]]s. Characters from ''Cheers'' would go on to appear in [[spin-off]]s and other shows, notably ''[[Frasier]]'' (1993-2004).