The study, which looked at more than 90,000 patients over age of 65, found that people taking generic drugs were more likely to stick to their medication regimen. Price played a role in this disparity, the study suggests.
Cheers grew in popularity as it aired on American television and entered into off-network syndication in 1987, initially distributed by Paramount Domestic Television. When the show went off the air in 1993, Cheers was syndicated in 38 countries with 179 American television markets and 83 million viewers.
The second-most watched series finale in U.S. television history is the 1993 finale of the witty, character-based NBC comedy Cheers, titled One for the Road. One for the Road was watched by between 93.5 million and 80.4 million viewers (estimates vary) while drawing 64% of TVs turned on at the time.