We don't really need a Cheers revival.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT A Cheers revival cannot happen, despite the upcoming Frasier reboot. Before Kelsey Grammer starred in his own Seattle-based series, he was first introduced in Cheers as Diane's rebound boyfriend, Frasier Crane. Frasier's introduction came after Sam and Diane's split, but his role grew exponentially once it became clear that he offered more than just being a part of a love triangle.
Cheers Had A Perfect Ending - Whereas Frasier's Was Always More Open-Ended Unlike Frasier, Cheers was more of a traditioned sitcom that leans on humor. However, it subverted expectations with its much-anticipated finale, which reunited Sam and Diane. Getting together would have been the perfect pay-off to their often frustrating romance, but Sam chose not to get back together, opting to stay in Boston after realizing that Cheers was more important to him than her.
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