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Get ready for Motor City Comic Con featuring Cheers icons John Ratzenberger and George Wendt

'One for the Road' brought beloved series to an end in 1993.

Alley also starred in ‘Look Who’s Talking’ and ‘Star Trek II.’

With Shelley Long's Diane gone, hit show brought in replacement to annoy Ted Danson's bar owner.

Start tossing the salads and scrambling the eggs.

Classic show premiered in September 1982 to little fanfare and even fewer viewers.

Rolling Stone recently polled its readers to come up with a rundown of the 10 best tv shows of the 1980s. "Cheers" came out on top, followed by "Miami Vice", and "Hill Street Blues."

I remember Thursday night TV like it was yesterday. "Cheers" and "Night Court" started it off. Then, in 1984, Must See TV was invented -- and NBC rode that horse for 30 years.

Since Thursday was 9/11, it didn't feel like the right mood to do #Throwback Thursday. So, this is a special edition of #Throwback Friday!

Famous radio DJ and voice actor Casey Kasem has been out of the public eye for awhile. Since stepping down from hosting his countdown show, he has kept a pretty low profile. A random TV appearance here, or radio guest spot there. I remember getting a call from Casey urging me, as an Arab American, to vote for Obama in 2008. Ummmm...what?

It's another Classic TV Throwdown! Here's where we remember back to when there were only 15 channels, no internet, and no cell phones! How did we survive! This Classic TV Throwdown is "Best TV Cliffhanger of the 80's--"Who shot J.R." from Dallas or "Who did Sam ask to marry him?" from Cheers.

A blog I ready every day (and there are not too many of them) Is written by Ken Levine. Go to it HERE.