Football great Doug Flutie, famed Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling, Ayla Brown (Scott's daughter) semi-finalist for American Idol...

Add to the growing list of Scott Brown celebrity supporters actor John Ratzenberger. He was a co-star on the hit 1980s TV sitcom "Cheers." The series was based on a real tavern in downtown Boston, that still exists today. (Though, the Cheers bar was recently reported to be having financial problems with the downturn in the economy.)

From the BostonHerald.com:

[At a Sunday rally in Worcester] Brown, bolstered by a last-minute campaign surge in the polls, reminded the crowd of over 2,000 people that he is their candidate.

Brown was serenaded by his daughter, former “American Idol” semi-finalist Ayla Brown, backslapped by Red Sox [team stats] ace pitcher Curt Schilling [stats], and pumped up by former “Cheers” know-it-all John Ratzenberger during the electric rally.

Ratzenberger is a known conservative and supporter of the Tea Party movement. He's also a friend of Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty.

Cheers Star Ted Danson, an well-known Hollywood liberal, has made no endorsement in the Massachusetts race.