From family stories to band-of-misfits hangouts, classic rom-coms to workplace mockumentaries, cringe comedies to antihero showcases, and some shows that defy definition, these are the hundred series that have made us laugh, think, occasionally cry, and laugh all over again.
On this week's episode of the new Rolling Stone/OBB podcast, the 'Girls' creator joins host Alan Sepinwall to discuss one of TV history's most influential sitcoms
Actor's Cameo video was commissioned by Tim Kasher of the punk bands Cursive, the Good Life
The six series regulars on their mysterious auditions, Season One's shocking twist, and what they really think about Hollywood legend Ted Danson
Behind the scenes on the set of the series that taught us all about ethics while making us laugh our asses off
NBC's new series centered on a bar owner and her regular customers blends old-school sitcom tropes with a modern sensibility
Comedian and magician also played "Harry the Hat" on 'Cheers'
'Cheers Live on Stage,' adaptation of classic sitcom's first season, will launch in September
'Cheers Live On Stage' expected in 2016, along with adaptation of 'The Brady Bunch'
Long before 'The Hunger Games' and 'True Detective,' Woody Harrelson played the dim-witted Woody Boyd on 'Cheers'
