Danson can go on and on about his co-star, Shelley Long, and the sincerity in his words is evident. “Shelley is a very kind, caring person. If you were to say, ‘Shelley, you hurt my feelings,’ she’d be devastated. She truly cares about people. I think she’s going to be one of the big comediennes of our day.”
– “Ted Danson and Shelley Long: Television’s Sexiest Romance” by Roberta Smoodin, Playgirl, January 1984.
That's very sweet. Too bad he was angry and bitter with her for leaving even though he did get over that eventually.
shareThe Sam/Diane romance was all that was interesting about Cheers.
I dont think I even managed to watch Cheers completely after that ... it lingered on, but there was no real point to the show afterwards anymore.
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A gentleman will not insult me, and no man not a gentleman can insult me.
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311. ENTERTAINMENT LAWYER 06/27 **2**
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Reader Blind: This very popular TV series ("Cheers") named after the location where it took place (neighborhood bar) had among its cast two actors - The lead (Ted Danson) who has been in a number of other TV shows since the show went off the air and another actor (Woody Harrelson) who joined after the show had started and went on to success in movies. His most recent film is a sequel ("Zombieland: Double Tap"). The two actors shared a dislike for a snooty actress (Shelley Long) who was on the show for a number of seasons. To take out their frustrations, they would find out where and what she was drinking on set and urinate into it. Many times, the actress unknowingly drank the two actors’ urine. This includes when she came back for guest starring roles after leaving the show. "Cheers"/neighborhood bar/Ted Danson/Woody Harrelson/"Zombieland: Double Tap"/Shelley Long (Shelley Long/"Cheers")
exsqueeze me?
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