Glen and Les Charles on the creation of Cheers, setting the show in Boston, and research for the bar setting
Glen and Les Charles on creating the regulars on Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on casting Cheers; on their deal with NBC
Glen and Les Charles on James Burrows' contributions to Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on being their own bosses on Cheers and their initial plan for the series
Glen and Les Charles on how "Sam" and "Diane" (Ted Danson and Shelley Long) worked together on Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on the writers' room on Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on a typical work-week on Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on the theme song of Cheers "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" (and how "People Like Us" was almost the theme)
Glen and Les Charles on Cheers' initial low ratings and how then-House speaker Tip O'Neil did a cameo
Glen and Les Charles on casting Kelsey Grammer as "Dr. Frasier Crane" on Cheers and the inspiration for that character -- a "Ralph Bellamy" type
Glen and Les Charles on Shelley Long's decision to leave Cheers and how her departure affected the show
Glen and Les Charles on which characters on Cheers changed the most throughout the run of the show
Glen and Les Charles on their favorite episodes of Cheers and multiple-part episodes; on filming in front of a live studio audience
Glen and Les Charles on their favorite guest stars on Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on letting other people take the reigns on Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on the three-part finale of Cheers - and writing a cameo for Bill Clinton
Glen and Les Charles on the series finale of Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on filming the series finale of Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on why Cheers went off the air
Glen and Les Charles on the legacy of Cheers
Glen and Les Charles on why Cheers was considered to have sophisticated writing
Glen and Les Charles on how they finally got hired to write for The Mary Tyler Moore Show a whole year after submitting a spec script
Glen and Les Charles on the first spec script they ever wrote: for The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Glen and Les Charles on getting hired to write for The Mary Tyler Moore Show a whole year after submitting a spec script
Glen and Les Charles on writing for The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Glen and Les Charles on producing Taxi
Glen and Les Charles on producing and head-writing for Taxi
Glen and Les Charles on the premise and production of Taxi
Glen and Les Charles on the title sequence of Taxi
Glen and Les Charles on a typical workweek on Taxi
Glen and Les Charles on the atmosphere in the writing room of Taxi
Glen and Les Charles on the actors and the casting process on Taxi
Glen and Les Charles on Andy Kaufman's peculiar deal (with Tony Clifton) on Taxi and the character "Latka Gravas"
Glen and Les Charles on the "Sugar Mama" episode of Taxi with Ruth Gordon
Glen and Les Charles on the "Going Home" episode of Taxi, for which they won an Emmy
Glen and Les Charles on the "Honor Thy Father" episode of Taxi, featuring Jack Gilford
Glen and Les Charles on their favorite Taxi episodes and why the show was cancelled
Glen and Les Charles on dealings with the network and Standards & Practices on Taxi