Cheers: The most universally recognized use of

The most universally recognized use of "cheers" is as a toast before drinking. When Brits raise their glasses, whether it’s a pint of beer in a pub or a glass of champagne at a wedding, they’ll often say "cheers!" to celebrate the moment. This tradition dates back centuries and is shared with many other cultures, though the word itself has a uniquely British charm. It’s a simple yet effective way to acknowledge good company, good times, and, of course, good drinks. Relive the laughter of Cheers with every Season 1 cold open, starting with the sitcom's very first scene. Watch the hilarious antics of Sam Malone (Ted Danso... Relive the laughter of Cheers with every Season 2 cold open. Watch the hilarious antics of Sam Malone (Ted Danson), Diane Chambers (Shelley Long), Ernie "Coa... Bartender Sam Malone (Ted Danson) and the object of his unrequited love, Diane (Shelley Long), cross swords in hilarious episodes from the landmark television comedy. Joining them for the fun in one of the most popular television series ever are Norm, Cliff, Carla, Frasier and