5 Essential Happy Days Episodes Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
From Robin Williams' debut as Mork to the infamous 'jump the shark' moment, here are five essential episodes of Happy Days.
Read MoreFrom Robin Williams' debut as Mork to the infamous 'jump the shark' moment, here are five essential episodes of Happy Days.
Read MorePierce Brosnan used to do fire-eating when he was younger, but a mishap on the set of Muppets Tonight led to him giving up the practice altogether.
Read MoreThe Paper, the spin-off of The Office has been winning over fans, but the creator of the original series had a one condition for the new show.
Read MoreJames Gunn included lots of deliberate hints about Peacemaker season 2's Earth X twist, but he also included one that was more of a coincidence than anything.
Read MoreSmiling Friends co-creator Zach Hadel would be fine if fans hated how the show ends, which speaks to his general approach to the hit Adult Swim series.
Read MoreBowen Yang has left Saturday Night Live, and the late night sketch comedy show gave him a lovely send-off with plenty of laughs and tears.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live gave Home Alone an alternate ending with a much darker twist - and yes, that's Ariana Grande as Kevin McCallister.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live has turned plenty of comedians into big stars, but sometimes, it's a single sketch that suddenly makes them household names.
Read MoreVine Gilligan's sci-fi series Pluribus still has many mysteries left to be solved, and fans have come up with some intriguing theories.
Read MorePrior to her breakout turn in Winter's Bone, a very young Jennifer Lawrence starred in a (surprisingly decent) sitcom that's currently streaming for free.
Read MoreOne of the best and funniest HBO sitcoms of all time featured Milana Vayntrub in a recurring role that fans absolutely loved.
Read MoreLife is imitating art it would seem, as Uber just introduced a new service that mimics a parody of the app on Saturday Night Live.
Read MoreFriends is one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time, and though everyone has their favorite episodes, these are the ones we think are the best.
Read MoreThe Jon Hamm meme has us singing 'Turn the Lights Off' by Kato rewatching the underrated Apple TV series the scene came from.
Read MoreBowen Yang is leaving Saturday Night Live after seven seasons, and his last episode will be this weekend with host Ariana Grande.
Read MoreAfter inspiring plenty of questions and fan theories, the latest episode of Pluribus goes ahead and debunks something viewers have been wondering.
Read MoreRhea Seehorn has been killing it as Carol Sturka on Pluribus, and in the first season's eighth episode, she's finally asking the right questions.
Read MoreHBO's "Tales from the Crypt" was an absolute gem of a television series. Let's try and give it praise by remembering 15 of the show's best episodes.
Read MoreLook at us, who would have thought? We're ranking the best guests to ever appear on Hot Ones, the greatest interview show of all time.
Read MoreAhead of the HAHA, You Clowns season 1 finale, Adult Swim has announced that they've renewed the hit comedy show for two additional seasons.
Read MoreA Christmas-themed Saturday Night Live monologue joke in 1998 more or less predicted that Jimmy Fallon would eventually host the series in 2011.
Read MoreFallout season 2 heads to yet another location from the Fallout games, while giving it a whole new meaning in the process.
Read MoreIn addition to directing multiple classic movies, Rob Reiner also played one of TV's all-time best big-hearted dads on this long-running Fox sitcom.
Read MoreFallout season 2 doubles down on what the first season did so well, while expanding (and slightly overcrowding) the story. Here's our review.
Read MoreSlough House doesn't technically exist in the same form it appears in on Slow Horses, but the real-world locations used for the show very much do.
Read MoreSaved by the Bell is one of the most beloved sitcoms of the '90s, but it actually originated as a much different (and far less successful) TV series.
Read MoreJack Nicholson was a guest star on multiple TV shows prior to becoming a bigger name, even playing two different characters on this long-running 1960s sitcom.
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