The character of Norm Peterson from the iconic television show Cheers is an absolute fan-favorite, thanks to his witty ...

News recently broke that George Wendt, the actor who played the beloved character Norm on the hit 1980s sitcom Cheers, passed away. Following the news, many fans, fellow actors, and colleagues ...

Wendt had other acting roles, but he was Norm from "Cheers," and in many ways was the avatar for "Cheers." Norm was, after all, the barfly among barflies, but always in an affable, likeable way.

Norm has people. He’s both liked and loved. Times change. I don’t think you could have a Cheers-type setup in our current iteration of life, but maybe you never could have one without sitcom ...

Again, Norm came to Cheers to get away from a job that was work. The view here is that Norm made sense as a character in the ‘80s, and by extension made sense to viewers, exactly because he didn ...

For 11 years, fans watched George Wendt saunter onto the screen and into Cheers bar as his friends and its patrons shouted out “Norm!” to which he always responded with a sarcastic one-liner ...

Rhea Perlman is weighing in on the recent death of her former “Cheers” co-star, George Wendt. “That was the saddest thing ...

Again, Norm came to Cheers to get away from a job that was work. The view here is that Norm made sense as a character in the ‘80s, and by extension made sense to viewers, exactly because he didn ...

But for those who work or care about Chicago theater, the barfly Norm from “Cheers” was not what first came to mind when the actor died Tuesday at the age of 76. Rather, ...

One word can have such an impact. “Cheers” star George Wendt, who died May 20 at the age of 76, left behind a legacy in the annals of TV comedy that is hard to equal, thanks to one word: Norm ...

George Wendt, who played Norm Peterson in all 11 seasons of NBC’s Cheers, has died.He was 76. Wendt’s family confirmed early Tuesday morning that he died peacefully in his sleep at home.

The bar Cheers in Boston, which exists in dedication to the NBC sitcom, certainly expressed a sense of loss with Wendt's passing, but the Norm of it all was there as well. View this post on Instagram ...