James Burrows, TV Sitcom Legend, Dies at 85

James Burrows, a renowned television director known for creating “Cheers” and directing over 1,000 episodes of iconic sitcoms including “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “Friends,” and “Frasier,” has died at age 85. Celebrated as the “Steven Spielberg of sitcoms,” he earned 11 Emmy Awards and was praised for his talent in shaping successful comedy series through his focus on performance and chemistry. Burrows’s career spanned five decades, during which he influenced the industry by fostering ensemble casts and directing numerous pilot episodes, including “Friends,” which he helped cast and bond together.

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