Alex Carson
Did you know that Shelley Long’s co-stars once admitted there was real tension behind the scenes of Cheers? Did you know that Kelsey Grammer believed Long tried to get him fired from the show? In this video, we dive deep into the turbulent relationships that defined life behind the bar at Cheers, revealing how one of television’s most iconic ensembles nearly came apart at the seams.
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From Shelley Long’s intense creative process to her clashes with Ted Danson and Kelsey Grammer, we uncover the personal and professional conflicts that brewed beneath the surface of America’s favorite sitcom. Hear how Rhea Perlman described the “friction” between cast members, why Ted Danson compared his relationship with Long to a marriage, and how Kirstie Alley’s arrival changed everything. We’ll also revisit Grammer’s shocking claims in his memoir, Shelley’s emotional explanation for her departure, and the heartfelt apologies that followed decades later.
Join us as we explore the untold story of the one Cheers co-star everyone hated working with—and how, in the end, that tension helped shape one of the greatest shows in TV history.
The 1 Cheers Co-Star That Everyone Hated Working With
