The 15 Best TV Shows Of The 1960s
The 1960s was packed with innovative television, but only some of them have stood the test of time. Here are the 15 best TV shows of the 1960s.
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Family Guy Creator Seth MacFarlane Was Surprised By The Reaction To One Death
Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane found out just how much the show's fandom loved a certain character when they were shockingly killed off. -
The Original Gilligan's Island Castaways Included Two Very Different Characters
When Sherwood Schwartz was creating his castaways on Gilligan's Island, his original ideas for the female characters were no Ginger and Mary Ann. -
The Big Bang Theory: Every Major Character Death In The Series
The Big Bang Theory is mostly a light-hearted sitcom, but there were a handful of major character deaths that had a big impact on the show. -
Steven Spielberg's Love For Seinfeld Inspired The Show's Most Inappropriate Joke
Seinfeld was Steven Spielberg's comfort watch during the tough production of Schindler's List. The show responded to his fandom... inappropriately. -
David Boreanaz And T.J. Thyne Worked Together Before Bones
Before they spent years solving crimes on Bones together, David Boreanaz and T.J. Thyne crossed paths on a different TV series. -
A Bones Guest Star Shares A Unique Distinction With David Boreanaz And Emily Deschanel
What do Bones leads David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel have in common with series guest star Chad Lowe? More than you might think. -
Who Did Voice Acting Legend Mel Blanc Play On Gilligan's Island?
Mel Blanc, the legendary voice actor of Looney Tunes fame and much, much more, lent his talents to Gilligan's Island in a fittingly zany manner. -
How Many Languages Does Brennan Speak On Bones?
Somehow, Dr. Brennan on Bones finds enough hours in the day to solve crimes, write novels, flirt with Booth, and learn multiple languages. -
The Worst Episode Of Gilligan's Island, According To IMDb
What's the worst episode of Gilligan's Island? That depends on who you ask, but according to IMDb, there's one clear winner (or, uh, loser). -
Marvel's Agatha All Along Season 2 – Will It Ever Happen?
Marvel's Agatha All Along developed a rabid fanbase and was met with critical acclaim, but will the witch of Westview get a season 2? -
A One-Off Futurama Robot Was Originally Pitched As A Main Character
Futurama originally had another robot as a main character in addition to Bender, but he only became a minor robot with a couple appearances on the show. -
Why An Original Frasier Cast Member Won't Return For The Revival
Many original cast members of Frasier have been popping up in the revival, save for a few holdouts. Here's why one season 11 player won't return. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 Loads Starbase 80 With Old School Easter Eggs
The Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5 episode 'Starbase 80?!' is loaded with Easter eggs, particularly those pertaining to uniforms from older Star Trek shows. -
One Early Design For Futurama's Bender Gave Him Three Antennas, Gloves, And Bart Simpson's Clothes
Futurama's Bender is one of the show's most beloved characters, and one of his early designs took a cue from one of The Simpsons most notorious characters. -
The Best Episode Of The Big Bang Theory According To IMDb
The Big Bang Theory boasts its share of fan-favorite episodes, but there's one clear winner according to the users over at IMDb. -
Frasier's Latest Christmas Episode Gives Kelsey Grammer Another Chance To Activate The Waterworks
Frasier gets emotional (and we suspect viewers may join him) during the Frasier revival's Christmas episode and season 2 finale. -
Zapp Brannigan's Signature Wardrobe On Futurama Was Originally Less Revealing
Zapp Brannigan wears quite the short miniskirt throughout Futurama, but the original design actually didn't intend to have him showing so much leg. -
Futurama's Fry Looked Too Much Like One Simpsons Character In Early Designs
The character design for Futurama's Fry originally looked too much like a certain character from The Simpsons, but a simple fix gave them enough leeway. -
Chloe Fineman Reveals The SNL Guest Host That Made Her Cry
Saturday Night Live star Chloe Fineman has revealed the identity of the SNL guest who made her cry when they hosted the show a few years back. -
Futurama Initially Wasn't Allowed To Recruit Animators From These Rival Shows
Fox was unusually strict about Futurama not being allowed to hire animators from certain other series to work on its first season. -
The Correct Order To Watch Tim Allen's Santa Clause Franchise
Planning to deck the halls with Tim Allen's Scott Calvin? Here's the correct way to go about watching the Santa Clause franchise. -
The Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Joke That Prompted A Real-Life Wellness Check
A long-running Treehouse of Horror gag on The Simpsons led to a real-life wellness check when the season 7 version aired in 1995. -
How Gilligan's Island Star Russell Johnson Really Felt About Working With Tina Louise
Russell Johnson played Professor Roy Hinkley on Gilligan's Island and had some strong words about working with Ginger star, Tina Louise. -
One Frasier Episode Was Seemingly Banned From Airing In The United Kingdom
Frasier is a pretty comforting and inoffensive sitcom, so it's a surprise to learn that one of its episodes has apparently been banned in the UK. -
The Real Reason Billy Bob Thornton Agreed To Appear In The Big Bang Theory
Most of The Big Bang Theory's guest stars made sense, but why did Billy Bob Thornton show up one time? Luck for you, we have the answer. -
One Of The Most Important Bones Scenes Was Improvised
Bones stars David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel often improvised on the series, including during one of its most important scenes.
