Simon Helberg Had A Really Unusual Pre-Show Ritual On The Big Bang Theory
Actors frequently have some seriously weird rituals before filming, and Simon Helberg's made The Big Bang Theory set a lot ... louder.
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Before Friends, Matt LeBlanc Starred In A Horror War Movie With An Unbelievable Premise
Before he played Joey Tribbiani on NBC's Friends, Matt LeBlanc appeared in a bizarre horror film alongside some heavy hitters in the industry.
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The Tamest Episodes Of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, According To Kaitlin Olson
Kaitlin Olson has assembled a list of 'tamer' It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episodes for newcomers interested in watching the frequently outrageous sitcom.
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How The Big Bang Theory Came Up With Howard Wolowitz's Unique Fashion Sense
Howard Wolowitz's costume design on The Big Bang Theory is one of the show's most identifiable markers. Here's how they crafted his memorable look.
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After Friends, Lisa Kudrow Starred In A Fascinating HBO Comedy Series
Lisa Kudrow has had arguably the most interesting post-Friends career of the cast, including this HBO comedy series you need to add to your watchlist.
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Why Craig Ferguson Left The Late Late Show
Craig Ferguson revitalized the late-night space with the wackiness of The Late Late Show, but here's why he left it all behind.
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Why Camille Razat's Camille deLalisse Left Netflix's Emily In Paris
Here's the reason Camille Razat (and her character Camille deLalisse) ended up leaving the Netflix series Emily in Paris.
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This Back To The Future Star Made A Hilarious Cameo In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Christmas special features a well-hidden cameo from Back to the Future star Christopher Lloyd.
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How A Real-Life Event Forced A Seinfeld Season To Premiere Early
Seinfeld season 4 ended up having an earlier-than-expected premiere thanks to a major real-life event. Here's what happened.
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5 Mediocre HBO Shows That Should Have Been Canceled Sooner
HBO has produced several great original shows over the years, but there are also a handful of mediocre entries that lasted much longer than they should have.
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Amy & Sheldon's Big Relationship Milestone Led To The Big Bang Theory's Best Episode
The Big Bang Theory's writers put a lot of thought into this well-received episode, in which Amy and Sheldon's relationship takes a significant step forward.
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An Expensive Seinfeld Gag Was Originally Pitched As A Joke
Seinfeld was NBC royalty by season 9, so when director Andy Ackerman jokingly made an expensive request, the network actually ponied up.
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Why James Corden Left The Late Late Show
James Corden left The Late Late Show and it put an end to the late-night show for good. Here's what happened and why the Brit chose to leave his American desk.
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Why Andy Samberg Left SNL
Andy Samberg was one of Saturday Night Live's breakout cast members, but he chose to walk away after seven years on SNL. Here's why.
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5 Essential Rachel Sennott Movies & TV Shows You Need To Watch
Rachel Sennott is one of the most promising young talents currently working so we've assembled her five most essential projects.
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What The Middle's Canceled Spin-Off Would Have Been About
The Middle was a relatable sitcom that made it to nine seasons, and fans are still yearning for the canceled spin-off centered on a favorite character.
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How Much It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Paid Rob McElhenney During Season 1
Rob McElhenney's salary for the first season of the long-running comedy It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia might be lower than you think.
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Jerry Seinfeld Struggled To Make It Through This Seinfeld Scene Without Laughing
Jerry Seinfeld was never considered the best actor on Seinfeld, as he was sometimes stifling laughter through takes. Here's one scene that made him crack up.
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This Banned Sesame Street Spoof Movie Is Still Impossible To Watch Today
Sesame Street has been spoofed plenty of times (Avenue Q, anyone?) but one short film using Bert & Ernie puppets was slapped with a cease and desist.
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The Facts Of Life Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
The Facts of Life is a signature sitcom in TV history, and it gave us plenty of future stars. But what happened to The Facts of Life cast after the show ended?
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The Only Recurring Actors Still Alive From The Golden Girls
While the original four Golden Girls are no longer with us, here's what some of the still-living familiar faces of the series are up to today.
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A Simpsons Producer Confirmed Whether Marge Is Dead After That Season 36 Finale
Enough people freaked out about Marge dying in the season 36 finale of The Simpsons that a producer has set the record straight on the show's canon.
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This Is The Best Reaction We've Ever Seen To A Show Getting Canceled – And It'll Break Your Heart
The Tiny Chef Show has been cancelled, but instead of releasing a typical statement, the creators made a heartbreaking video that may bring a tear to your eye.
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Why Netflix Canceled Sense8
The Wachowskis' Netflix series Sense8 is as ambitious and expansive as anything else they've ever made, but that also contributed to the show getting canceled.
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The Bear Season 4: Every New And Returning Cameo
The Bear has become known for big, surprising cameos. So who returns in season 4 and who makes their big Chicago debut? We break it down right here.
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Kenneth From 30 Rock Starred In A Short-Lived Adult Swim Show From Conan O'Brien
Jack McBrayer, aka Kenneth the Page on 30 Rock, once appeared in a short-lived Adult Swim series produced by Conan O'Brien.
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5 The Big Bang Theory Characters Who Deserve Their Own Spin-Off Series
Given that The Big Bang Theory has already spawned multiple spin-offs, here are 5 characters from the original series who should also get their own show.
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