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In which city is the bar 'Cheers' located in the long-running NBC sitcom of the same name?
Answer
Boston
The bar in 'Cheers' is set in Boston, Massachusetts, modeled loosely on the real-life Bull & Finch Pub on Beacon Street. The show's Boston setting was integral to its atmosphere and character backgrounds.
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Cheers was nearly cancelled after season one due to poor ratings, then became one of TV's most beloved shows during its final seasons.
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- Chicago
- New York City
- Philadelphia
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