Who was the guy at the door on the last episode of Cheers?

Bob Broder
The person who walks up and knocks on the door in the last scene is Bob Broder, agent for the show’s creators Glen Charles & Les Charles and James Burrows. According to Business Insider, this series finale is the 2nd most watched of all times (as of 2017) with 84.4 million viewers.

What was Sam Malone’s true love?

The Power of Love: Lampshaded by Norm to Sam in the ending sequence of the series finale: “You can never be unfaithful to your One True Love. You always come back to her.” It’s implied that he means the bar—though he had earlier repeatedly described Diane as “the love of Sam’s life.”

What happens to Sam Malone at the end of Cheers?

Sam finally realizes how lucky he is, and how lucky he’s been for eleven September-to-May stretches. Via a stranger, shrouded in shadow, the outside world knocks on the locked bar door, wanting to be let in. But Cheers is closed. Sam, knowing his luck and recognizing the love in his life, turns the outside world away.

Did Cheers cast get along?

Cheers may have looked like a solid, happy family on television, but apparently that wasn’t always the case. While most of the cast and crew got along quite well, it seems there were some issues when it came to Shelley Long. Kelsey Grammer has suggested that Long caused some tension on set, even with producers.

What happened to Norm after Cheers?

In 1994, shortly after Cheers ended, Wendt had a supporting role as a lumberyard clerk in The Little Rascals. And you might not have noticed him when this film came out, but if you ever go back and watch Spice World, you may just spot Wendt as the film producer.

Did Sam wear a wig on Cheers?

At the time, both Mert and Ted’s publicist denied the rumors that Cheers would make Sam balding, too. But as the hit sitcom wrapped up its run in 1993, Sam took off his hairpiece — which he called a “hair replacement system” — in Cheers’ fourth-to-last episode, “It’s Lonely on the Top.”

Why did Kirstie Alley replace Shelley Long on Cheers?

Joining Cheers later in its run, NBC brought Alley into the sitcom as a replacement character for Shelley Long’s Diane Chambers. By season 5, the original cast member decided to walk away from the show with the intention of wanting to pursue a movie career.