CHEERS

CHEERS — Then and Now

Where to Watch, Buy & Collect

If you grew up watching CHEERS, you probably remember the characters, the episodes, and the moments that made the show unforgettable. On this page, you can find where to watch the show, buy the complete series box set, discover cast books, and browse rare and collectible memorabilia from the show. You can also watch our Then and Now video to see what the cast is doing today. 

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Where to Watch

You can watch the show on streaming services and digital platforms. Availability may change over time, but the show is commonly available on the following platforms:

Buy the Complete Series

The Complete Series Box Set is the best way to watch every episode and includes bonus content, behind-the-scenes features, and collectible packaging. For fans of the show, the complete series box set is a great addition to any TV collection.

Cast Books & Behind-the-Scenes Stories

Some cast members may have released books, memoirs, and behind-the-scenes stories about their time on the show and their lives after the series ended. These books are a great way for fans to learn more about the show and the actors who made it memorable.

Memorabilia & Collectibles

If you’re a fan of the show, there are many rare and collectible items available, including signed photos, posters, props, trading cards, and other memorabilia. These items can be great collectibles for longtime fans of the show.

Where Are They Now

Ted Danson (Sam Malone)
After Cheers ended in 1993, Ted Danson continued one of the most successful television careers of any sitcom actor from the era. He starred in shows like Becker, Damages, CSI, and later earned widespread acclaim for his role in The Good Place. Danson has remained highly active in television and film while also supporting environmental causes and ocean conservation efforts.

Shelley Long (Diane Chambers)
After leaving Cheers before the series finale, Shelley Long focused primarily on film and television projects throughout the 1990s and 2000s. She appeared in movies like The Brady Bunch Movie and made guest appearances on several television shows over the years. Long later returned for memorable appearances connected to Cheers and has largely stayed out of the public spotlight in recent years.

Rhea Perlman (Carla Tortelli)
Rhea Perlman continued acting steadily after Cheers, appearing in numerous television series, films, and stage productions. She became especially well known to younger audiences through movies like Matilda, where she starred alongside her husband Danny DeVito. Perlman continues to work regularly in television and film and remains closely associated with her iconic role as Carla.

John Ratzenberger (Cliff Clavin)
Following Cheers, John Ratzenberger became one of the most recognizable voice actors in Hollywood through his long-running collaboration with Pixar. He voiced characters in films including Toy Story, Cars, Monsters, Inc., and The Incredibles. Ratzenberger has also appeared in television projects, reality shows, and interviews celebrating the legacy of Cheers.

George Wendt (Norm Peterson)
George Wendt continued acting in television, film, and theater after Cheers ended, often appearing in comedic and character roles. He became a familiar face through guest appearances on sitcoms, stage productions, and occasional reunion specials connected to the series. Wendt has remained beloved by fans for his portrayal of Norm Peterson, one of television’s most iconic bar regulars.

Woody Harrelson (Woody Boyd)
Woody Harrelson became one of the most successful actors to emerge from Cheers after joining the cast in later seasons. He built a major film career with roles in Natural Born Killers, No Country for Old Men, Zombieland, and True Detective, earning multiple Academy Award nominations along the way. Harrelson continues to star in major films and television projects while also speaking publicly about environmental and social causes.

Kelsey Grammer (Dr. Frasier Crane)
Kelsey Grammer turned Frasier Crane into one of the most successful spin-off characters in television history with Frasier, which ran for 11 seasons after Cheers ended. He earned multiple Emmy Awards for the role and later worked extensively in television, voice acting, and Broadway productions. Grammer recently returned to the role of Frasier in the revival series and continues to remain active in entertainment.