Why Did Topher Grace Leave That '70s Show?
Topher Grace was the main character on That '70s Show, but he left before the show's final season. Here's what happened and how the show tried to fill the void.
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How Old Is Young Sheldon Cooper In Episode 1 Compared To The Series Finale?
At some point, Young Sheldon Cooper age had to carefully approached. So how much did Sheldon Cooper age throughout the series run of Young Sheldon?
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The Simpsons Creator Matt Groening Once Named His Favorite Character
The Simpsons has plenty of hilarious characters, but there's one Simpson in particular that creator Matt Groening loves most of all.
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Kyle Mooney's SNL Audition Boldly Used Lorne Michaels For A Punchline
Kyle Mooney is one of the most unique comedic voices in Saturday Night Live history, but he was convinced he blew his audition.
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The Star Trek: Voyager Actor You Forgot Had A Cameo In Home Improvement
Home Improvement featured an appearance by a fan-favorite Star Trek: Voyager actor who has stayed incredibly busy throughout their career.
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What Happened To Niles Crane Actor David Hyde Pierce After Frasier?
David Hyde Pierce won multiple Emmys playing Niles Crane on NBC's beloved sitcom Frasier. Here's what he's been doing since then.
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Bill Murray And Chevy Chase Got Into A Physical Fight During SNL
During season 3 of Saturday Night Live, cast member Bill Murray got into a fight with former cast member turned host Chevy Chase. But why? Let's dig in.
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The Actress Who Almost Played Niles Crane's Wife Maris On Frasier
Niles Crane's wife Maris was described in detail on Fraser but was never actually seen - even though one actress was keen to play her.
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The Best Sitcom Of All Time, According To Metacritic
The highest-rated sitcom series on Metacritic is also one of the most influential comedy shows to emerge in the 21st century.
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An Experimental Frasier Episode Was Inspired By An Underrated '90s Rom-Com
Frasier experimented with its own structure in one particularly adventurous episode, drawing inspiration from a great '90s rom-com along the way.
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Gilligan's Island Theme Song Explained: What The Lyrics Of The Ballad Of Gilligan's Isle Mean
As straightforward as the lyrics to the Gilligan's Island theme song are, there's a surprising amount of history behind them and their evolution.
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Frasier Revival Series Canceled By Paramount+, But There's Still Hope For Season 3
Paramount+ has canceled the Frasier revival series after just two seasons, but CBS Studios is shopping it around to other potential platforms.
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The Only Seinfeld Episode Directed By Jason Alexander
Jason Alexander is mainly known for starring in Seinfeld, but he also kicked off his directing career by helming an episode of the beloved sitcom.
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Johnny Galecki's 5 Favorite The Big Bang Theory Episodes
With 12 seasons and 279 episodes to choose from, The Big Bang Theory star Johnny Galecki's five favorites are some of his character Leonard's best.
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Who Does Devi End Up With In Netflix's Never Have I Ever?
The relatable protagonist of Netflix's rom-com series Never Have I Ever dates a few guys over the show. But who does Devi end up with? Here's how it all ended.
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Did Kelsey Grammer Really Fire Two Babies From Frasier?
Having played the character for over 30 years, Kelsey Grammer has the rule of the roost when it comes to all things Frasier. But did he really fire babies?
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The Bizarre Kaley Cuoco Cameo You Likely Missed In Young Sheldon
The Big Bang Theory veteran Kaley Cuoco made a stealthy (and very strange) cameo on Young Sheldon that a lot of viewers probably missed enirely.
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COVID-19 Forced Nickelodeon To Temporarily Pull A SpongeBob SquarePants Episode
An older quarantine-themed episode of SpongeBob SquarePants sent Nickelodeon into a panic when the COVID-19 lockdowns went into effect in 2020.
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The Star Wars Actor Who Turned Down The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory recruited James Earl Jones and Carrie Fisher as guest stars, but one Star Wars actor turned the show down flat.
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The Boys Season 5 Set Photos Reveal Possible Spoilers & New Superhero Team
New set photos from The Boys season 5 indicate that a new superhero group could be entering the fray in the Prime Video show's final season.
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The Sesame Street/Wizard Of Oz Crossover So 'Scary' It Was Pulled From Syndication
A Sesame Street episode was once pulled from syndication after parents complained it was too scary due to the appearance of a certain Wizard of Oz character.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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