The '80s were a prime time for television comedies, with sitcoms spanning the gamut from feel-good series to those that pushed the envelope, exploring timely and relevant topics. Death, addiction, and political differences all played out across our screens in the '80s. Cheers, which debuted in 1982, was set in a Boston bar run by former Red Sox pitcher Sam Malone. While the employees and customers kept viewers chuckling with their snappy dialogue, the storylines and crackling writing managed to keep viewers hooked, especially Sam's romance with waitress Diane Chambers.
5 '80s Sitcoms Better Than Cheers
5 '80s Sitcoms Better Than Cheers
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