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For a show New Englanders can practically recite, a lot that went on behind the scenes continues to pour out.

If you've got the money to spare, you can have a piece of television history in your own home.

Several real towns and places were mentioned throughout the show's run, but a fictional New England town played a crucial role in how it all wrapped up.

A lot has changed since Frasier moved away 30 years ago, so here are a few ideas to help the show get going.

Just don't be surprised if a guy named Larry wants to introduce you to his brothers, Darryl and Darryl...

What trouble could Dr. Crane encounter when he revisits a familiar city?

A famous scene from the sitcom 'The Office' helped a 19-year-old in Abington, Massachusetts, rescue a young child who had fallen into a swimming pool.

The once-fictional holiday has taken on a life of its own, including a fundraiser here in New England.

Tasked with replacing one of the most iconic characters of the '80s, Alley likely added a few years to the place where everybody knows your name.

I cannot begin to tell you how happy I am that "How I Met Your Mother" is ending in a few short weeks. If I did begin, I'd probably never end, so let's focus on the positive and deal with three of my favorite sitcom finales.