Back in 1982, a bar in Boston’s Beacon Hill became the setting for a new sitcom that emerged as one of the most enduring and beloved TV series of all time. Though it was originally called the Bull & Finch Bar, you probably know the downstairs watering hole better by another name: Cheers. Over its 11 seasons, the series earned a staggering number of Emmy, Golden Globe, and other nominations and awards (nearly 150 total) and gave us some indelible characters. So where are they now? Read on…

Sometimes Cupid has a sick sense of humor. Or maybe he’s just bored. Judging from the random celebrity hookups and romances, it is hard to tell the difference. One thing is for certain: Beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder when it comes to these romances.

It may be unfair to judge a once-beloved show by its final few moments, but let’s face it: In today’s short-attention-span society, it’s the last impression that lingers the strongest. So for better and for worse, a show’s series finale may just prove to be its most important episode. Snakkle looks back at some of the best—and worst—in television history.

“Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in,” are we right? Well, for once-television stars who took a break from the medium that seems to be this season’s motto. See what Christina Applegate, Tim Allen, and Poppy Montgomery (to name a few) had to say about taking the plunge back into TV.