The stage is set. The Legends are ready.
Come out to tomorrow's Legends Game to watch these guys compete after our game vs. the Rockies -- and enjoy $2.50 beers and brats before first pitch
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The Television Academy has selected seven television legends for its 28th Hall of Fame.
The 2026 honorees are the late journalist Ed Bradley, actors Ted Danson and Jean Smart, producer Sheila Nevins, animators, writers, producers, directors and songwriters Trey Parker and Matt Stone, and Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos https://t.co/h2Mx1Y8xvk
“Jimmy Burrows was the man behind the curtain. He knew how to make us laugh, what buttons to push and was the absolute master of getting the most out of every joke. His loss to the television comedy world is immeasurable. Every time you have a smile on your face watching ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show,’ ‘Taxi, ‘Cheers,’ ‘Will & Grace,’ ‘Friends’ and countless others, think of Jimmy and know he made all our lives funnier.”
— NBC
James Burrows, the co-creator of "Cheers" who reigned as television’s preeminent sitcom director for more than 30 years, died on Friday. He was 85. https://t.co/drWXrDuZlE
Today is not only the U.S. Army birthday, but also Flag Day.
It is our duty and honor to defend the American flag and the nation it represents, today and every day.
Happy Flag Day, America. 🇺🇸
Bill Cody, @WSMradio’s longtime morning show host and a frequent Grand Ole Opry announcer, died Tuesday (June 9), at the age of sixty-seven. His first broadcast on WSM was the morning of April 25, 1994, and Charlie Daniels was his first guest.
So basically Sam Malone hooking up with all the ladies in the retirement home? Sounds good to me!
I mean if this gets us closer to a #Cheers reunion TV movie that I just keep on hoping for...
He's back in the dating pool.
Ted Danson joins Elizabeth Banks' new comedy series about a recent divorcée managing her father's retirement home hookups.