Cartoon Network's Billy & Mandy First Appeared In A Gory Head-Drilling Film
Cartoon Network's The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy originated with a twisted student film made by creator Maxwell Atoms.
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One Of The Best Netflix Shows Helped Andrew Garfield Through A Low Moment
Andrew Garfield was having a crisis of confidence when a certain Netflix show reminded him to be grateful for what he has. -
Every Season Of Gilmore Girls, Ranked
From its plucky debut to the Netflix revival 'A Year in the Life,' Gilmore Girls has had its ups and downs. Here's our ranking of every season. -
Every Season Of Barry, Ranked
HBO's Barry began with a cool premise that gave rise to four seasons of dark humor, brutal violence, and incredible filmmaking. Here's every season ranked. -
The Worst Bones Episode, According To IMDb
Bones was constantly testing the waters with its comedic episodes, but its lowest-ranked outing on IMDb is also one of its biggest swings. -
ABC Spent A Quarter Of A Million Dollars To Not Air All In The Family
All in the Family was seen as too big a risk by ABC, so much so the network declined to air a costly early version of its pilot. -
Harry Shearer Wasn't The First Voice Of Mr. Burns On The Simpsons
Harry Shearer has come to define Mr. Burns on The Simpsons, but he wasn't the first actor to voice the devious (yet also out-of-touch) character. -
The Futurama Episode That Threw Some Not So Subtle Shade At Fox Execs
Fox gave Futurama a lot of guff, so the show's writers returned the favor with the episode 'Bender Should Not Be Allowed on TV.' -
The Time A Young Kurt Russell Appeared In Gilligan's Island
Years before he played Snake Plissken, a young Kurt Russell was Jungle Boy on the Gilligan's Island episode 'Gilligan Meets Jungle Boy.' -
Why Family Guy Won't Parody The Star Wars Prequel Or Sequel Trilogies
Family Guy's parody specials for the original Star Wars trilogy are a lot of fun, but parodying the prequel and sequel trilogies would be tricky. -
One Of Zapp Brannigan's Signature Futurama Moves Came From Matt Groening's Kid
Futurama's Zapp Brannigan has a signature salute that fans know very well. However, it didn't come from the show's writers; it was creator Matt Groening's kid. -
Sally Struthers Joined All In The Family After Being Brutally Dropped From Another Show
Before she was Archie's 'little girl' on All in the Family, Sally Struthers got brutally dropped from one of her early shows. -
The Only Simpsons Chalkboard Gags That Have Ever Changed In Reruns
The Simpsons' chalkboard gags are quick, visual comedy gold, but a handful have been changed in reruns (and sometimes for amusingly odd reasons). -
The Funniest Show On Max Has An Important Lesson For The Other Streamers
Max's Hacks has found the balance between the binge-model release schedule of the streaming era and the weekly appointment viewing of traditional TV. -
One Of Kaitlin Olson's Favorite Always Sunny Moments Involved A Lot Of Vomit
One of Kaitlin Olson's favorite It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia moments came on a plane set for an episode in season 13, and it involved a ton of fake vomit. -
Why All In The Family's Sally Struthers Struggles To Watch The Show Today
All in the Family was deeply personal for Sally Struthers, which makes it hard for her to revisit the show so many decades later. -
Filming The Pilot Of Gilligan's Island Came With Piles Of Frogs
When it came time to film the pilot for Gilligan's Island, the cast and crew had to deal with an invasion of frogs. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Diff'rent Strokes
Many of the actors on Diff'rent Strokes are no longer around, sadly, although a few remain with us. Let's catch up. -
Every Season Of The Classic Twilight Zone Series Ranked
Rod Serling's classic series The Twilight Zone is a monument in television history, but not every season is equally strong. -
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Shot A Month's Worth Of Stunts In Less Than 48 Hours
The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cast and crew filmed a ton of stunts in two days to pull off the ambitious episode 'The Gang Saves the Day.' -
Futurama Creators Hid A Coded Message In Bender's Apartment Number
Futurama is full of clever Easter eggs, one of the earliest of which was included in the show's third episode, 'I, Roommate.' -
CBS Tried To Manipulate Gilligan's Island Behind The Creator's Back
Gilligan's Island fought back against CBS meddling with some clever word play. -
Why Bones' Showrunners Cast David Boreanaz Without Even Meeting Him
Bones showrunner Hart Hanson knew David Boreanaz was the man to play Seeley Booth just based on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer actor's demeanor. -
Katheryn Winnick's Role In Bones Came With A Warning
Bones actor Katheryn Winnick was warned that the show's fans wouldn't take kindly to her character coming between Brennan and Booth. -
The Season 12 Scene In It's Always Sunny That Was Too Risky For Danny DeVito
Season 12 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia featured a physical comedy bit so extreme Danny Devito needed a stunt double. -
The Munsters Are Getting A Dark Reboot Series From Horror Icon James Wan
The Munsters are coming back to television, this time as a 'darker' reboot series produced by modern horror maestro James Wan. -
Moe's Voice Actor Initially Didn't Want To Record A Certain Simpsons Prank Call Joke
Hank Azaria, the voice of Moe on The Simpsons, objected to one of the prank phone call jokes his character received.
