10 Actors You Didn't Know Got Their Start On Broadway
Many actors get their start by performing theater. But here are 10 Hollywood stars that not only dabbled in theater, but began their careers on Broadway.
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The Neighborhood's Canceled Marty And Malcolm Spin-Off Explained
The Neighborhood was canceled after 7 seasons, and unfortunately for fans, so was the planned spin-off focusing on Marty and Malcolm.
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One Of The Most 'Radical' Moments On Seinfeld, According To One Of The Show's Writers
One of the writers of Seinfeld thought this scene from the season 2 episode The Baby Shower was the most radical moment of the show.
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Why USA Network Canceled Alan Tudyk's Resident Alien
The Alan Tudyk-starring Resident Alien has been canceled by USA Network, but it's something the show's creator, Chris Sheridan, saw coming ahead of time.
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South Park Season 27 Picked The Show's Biggest Fight Yet — What Happens Now?
South Park's season 27 premiere went nuclear against the President of the United States, and could serve as a herald for us all.
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South Park's Season 27 Premiere Brings Back A Classic Joke To Mock Donald Trump
South Park's brazen season 27 premiere episode brings a classic joke back to the show in order to poke fun at Donald Trump.
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South Park Declares War On Donald Trump With Its Shocking Season 27 Premiere
South Park went full scorched earth in its season 27 premiere with a storyline that took several direct shots at Donald Trump, Paramount, and more.
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5 TV Shows Where Matt Damon Played Himself
Matt Damon has played himself on screen more times than some actors play fictional characters, so we're highlighting five of his best TV appearances.
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Why Syfy Canceled Chucky After Three Seasons
Chucky, the TV spin-off of the Child's Play horror franchise, earned good reviews and had a devoted following. So why did Syfy cancel it?
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Seinfeld Got A Surprising Easter Egg In A Superman TV Adaptation
In an episode of The CW series Superman and Lois, longtime Superman super-fan Jerry Seinfeld received an unexpected shout-out.
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A Chilly Cult '90s Sitcom Is One Of Prime Video's Most Overlooked Gems
The 1990s sitcom Northern Exposure, currently available to stream on Prime Video, is worth being rediscovered by new audiences.
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Montana Jordan's Favorite Part Of Playing Georgie Cooper On Young Sheldon
Montana Jordan played Georgie Cooper on Young Sheldon for 141 episodes, but one aspect of the character drew him to the role in the first place.
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Bob Denver Compared His Gilligan's Island Work With Alan Hale Jr. To A Classic Duo
Before Gilligan's Island became a massive hit, Bob Denver aptly compared his on-screen relationship with Alan Hale Jr. on the series to a famous comedy duo.
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Why Young Sheldon's Graduation Episode Couldn't Air As Intended
Young Sheldon was forced to postpone the episode about Sheldon's graduation to a later season than intended, but it ended up working out great for the show.
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The Batman Villain That Led To A Distasteful Seinfeld Gag
This distasteful Seinfeld subplot explicitly name-drops a famous Batman villain as one of its inspirations, but that doesn't make it any less unfunny.
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5 K-Dramas KPop Demon Hunters Fans Need To Add To Their Netflix Watchlist
KPop Demon Hunters fans should check Netflix's various K-dramas, many of which blend the supernatural with romance and comedy. Here are our five top picks.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Gilmore Girls
Here are 15 television series that offer the same complicated family and friendship dynamics and comforting vibes that helped make Gilmore Girls such a hit.
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HBO Max's Canceled Chuck Lorre Comedy Could Have Become A Classic
This Chuck Lorre comedy series represented some of the best work of the Big Bang Theory creator's career, but it was sadly canceled prematurely by HBO Max.
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Lance Barber's Favorite Young Sheldon Episode Is Largely Forgotten
Young Sheldon fans may not remember 'Albert Einstein and the Story of Another Mary' too well, but it's not hard to see why Lance Barber loves the episode.
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2025's Most Underrated TV Show Is An A24 Animated Comedy Streaming On Prime Video
Ramy Youssef and A24's new animated series on Prime Video is one of the best new shows of 2025. You owe it to yourself to check out #1 Happy Family USA.
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NewsRadio Cast: Where The Actors Are Today
From 1995 to 1999, NBC's NewsRadio was one of television's funniest workplace sitcoms. Here's what the show's cast has been up to in the years since.
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Steven Spielberg And Tim Burton Once Teamed Up For A Critically Panned TV Show
This short-lived animated 1990s series, which featured contributions from the likes of Steven Spielberg and Tim Burton, was better than its reputation suggests.
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A Michael Richards Quirk Became A Part Of Kramer's Character On Seinfeld
Julia Louis-Dreyfus remembered that Michael Richards would occasionally mispronounce words, and those mispronunciations made their way into Seinfeld episodes.
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Why Netflix Canceled Rob Lowe's Unstable After Two Seasons
Netflix pulled the plug on Rob Lowe's Netflix comedy Unstable, in which Lowe starred alongside his real-life son, because the audience just wasn't big enough.
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner Was So Much More Than Theo Huxtable On The Cosby Show
The Cosby Show star Malcolm-Jamal Warner has tragically passed away, but his legacy lives on in his countless performances and contributions to the world.
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Every Roseanne Actor Who Showed Up On The Big Bang Theory
Johnny Galecki is probably the best-known Roseanne veteran to have appeared on The Big Bang Theory, but he's far from the only actor to pop up on both shows.
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This Glenn Howerton Series Is Perfect For Fans Of The Abbott Elementary/It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Crossover
If you enjoyed the crossover between It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Abbott Elementary, here's the comedy series you should check out next.
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