The Office Cold Open So Upsetting It Was Never Aired Again
The Office's cold opens are some of the show's funniest moments, but one especially controversial one has never been officially released since it first aired.
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Why FX Canceled What We Do In The Shadows
If you've ever wondered why FX's fantastic vampire comedy series What We Do in the Shadows came to an end in 2024, here's the answer. -
Cobra Kai Season 6: The Chad McQueen Tribute Explained
Cobra Kai is known for honoring the actors from the original Karate Kid movie trilogy, and that extends to the late Chad McQueen. -
The Recurring Big Bang Theory Guest Star Who Auditioned To Play Leonard
Before Johnny Galecki earned the role of Leonard on The Big Bang Theory, a different actor's take on the character was reused when he guest starred. -
Disney's First Big TV Show Had A Sneaky Ulterior Motive
While Walt Disney helped to revolutionize television with his first-ever TV show, he had an ulterior motive for making the project in the first place. -
The Farrelly Brothers Worked On A Classic Seinfeld Episode Before Their Rise To Fame
Two years before making Dumb and Dumber, Bobby and Peter Farrelly worked on a Seinfeld episode that was, unsurprisingly, more risqué than usual. -
How Amy's 'Girl Crush' On Penny In The Big Bang Theory Helped Her Character Grow
Amy on The Big Bang Theory could have just been 'Sheldon's girlfriend,' but her connection with Penny helped move the show forward. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Cast Is Reuniting On One Of TV's Funniest Shows
Star Trek: Lower Decks may be over, but the show's cast is reuniting for the season finale of Dropout's Dirty Laundry. We can't wait to see what happens. -
Why The Bones Season 10 Finale Was Written Like A Series Finale
While Bones would ultimately air for 12 seasons, circumstances meant that the season 10 finale had to be written like a potential series finale. -
Monty Python Sued ABC For A Good Reason
ABC picked up Monty Python's Flying Circus to broadcast nationwide in the U.S. in the 1970s, only to end up in a court battle with the actual Pythons. -
Why Young Sheldon's John Sturgis Doesn't Show Up In The Big Bang Theory
Young Sheldon appears to explain why John Sturgis (Wallace Shawn) has no presence on The Big Bang Theory despite the impact he had on Sheldon growing up. -
The Worst Episode Of How I Met Your Mother, According To IMDb
How I Met Your Mother successfully lasted for nine seasons, but the sitcom had plenty of episodes miss the mark. Here is the worst one, according to IMDb. -
Why NBC Canceled Superstore
NBC's Superstore was one of the funniest workplace comedies ever made, and fans were devastated when it ended after six season. Here's why it was canceled. -
The Big Bang Theory Scene That Jim Parsons Found Hard To Shoot
The Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons found one particular scene difficult to shoot because of a last-minute change that led to lots of laughter. -
Seinfeld's Cosmo Kramer Originally Had A Different First Name
While Seinfeld eventually revealed Kramer's first name, he was originally going to be called something very different (and much less funky). -
Young Sheldon's Raegan Revord Found Out About George Sr.'s Fate Way Too Young
When Young Sheldon started, the fate of Sheldon's father George Sr. was set in stone, a fact that surprised a young cast member. -
When Did Gilligan's Island Start Shooting In Color?
Gilligan's Island famously started off filming in monochrome before it switched to shooting in color. Here's when (and why) the change happened. -
15 Best TV Shows Like Modern Family
If you're looking for a show to binge to fill the void left by "Modern Family," here are some of the best options available to watch. -
Two Of The World's Best Character Actors Once Worked Together As Private Investigators
Actors are hired for weird jobs all the time, but now we demand a private investigation series starring two beloved character actors based on their experience. -
What Happened To The Cast Of My Name Is Earl?
Here's what the main and recurring cast of the NBC sitcom "My Name is Earl" has been doing since the show aired its last episode more than 15 years ago. -
Why Can't Charlie From It's Always Sunny Read? The Abbott Elementary Crossover Offered One Theory
Abbott Elementary took Charlie from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia to school (literally) in the shows' crossover, shedding light on his struggle to read. -
One Of The Most Popular Sitcoms Ever Is Coming To Netflix In 2025
The 1990s sitcom juggernaut Home Improvement, which made star Tim Allen into a household name, is coming to Netflix this year. -
Jerry Seinfeld's Least-Favorite Episode Of Seinfeld
Everyone's got their sensitive areas, and even Jerry Seinfeld took issue with one of the more darkly comedic episodes of Seinfeld. -
What Happened To Bones' James Aubrey Actor John Boyd?
John Boyd was a later addition to the Bones cast, having joined the series as James Aubrey in season 10. Here's what the actor's been up to since. -
A Young Sheldon Episode Was Extremely Challenging For Missy Star Raegan Revord
Young Sheldon's Missy actress Raegan Revord experienced a traumatic event on the way to film an episode of the show, but her co-star helped her through it. -
What Happened To The Cast Of Married... With Children?
"Married... with Children" was an undeniable and downright hilarious '90s gem. Here is what the main cast of the iconic sitcom is up to these days. -
Adrien Brody's SNL Performance Was So Bad That Audiences Think He Got Banned
Adrien Brody hosted SNL back in 2001 and performed a bit that was so bad, fans have speculated it has earned him a lifetime ban. Let's dig into the rumors.
