Why Seinfeld's Theme Song Changed In Every Episode
Did you know that the now-famous Seinfeld theme music changed from episode to episode? Here's why, as explained by composer Jonathan Wolff.
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Why Charlie Sheen Was Fired From Two And A Half Men
Charlie Sheen's exit from the sitcom Two and a Half Men was a very public and very messy affair that's become the stuff of celebrity legend.
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This Unique Talent Helped Kaley Cuoco Learn All Her Lines For The Big Bang Theory
Kaley Cuoco drove her co-stars on The Big Bang Theory nuts with her ability to learn her lines better and faster than anyone else on set.
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Jim Backus Had One Off-Screen Problem With Gilligan's Island
For as much as Jim Backus' career benefitted from his role in Gilligan's Island, the sitcom's popularity also caused a problem for him off-screen.
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Frasier's Premise Came From An Unused Cheers Storyline & A Real-Life Radio Doctor
It took the combination of a never-used Cheers storyline and a real-world radio shrink for the creators of Frasier to crack the code to the spinoff.
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Why Young Sheldon Creator Chuck Lorre Regrets Killing George Sr. In The Big Bang Theory
Big Bang Theory creator Chuck Lorre came to regret making it canon that George Sr. would die on Young Sheldon, even if the series' other creatives did not.
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The Frasier Writers Set Out To Make An Anti-Seinfeld Sitcom
The writers of Frasier specifically had Seinfeld in mind when it came to their efforts to subtly subvert the popular sitcom tropes of the '90s.
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Gilligan's Island Ending Explained: What Happens To The Castaways?
Gilligan's Island was axed before it got a proper ending. However, the story of the castaways eventually got some resolution in a string of TV movies.
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Bruce Willis Has A Secret Cameo In The Star Trek Parody The Orville
People often forget about Bruce Willis' career in voiceover, which is why many missed his cameo on the Star Trek-esque comedy, The Orville.
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Why Elaine Is Missing From Two Seinfeld Episodes In Season 4
Despite being a core member of the group, Elaine was noticeably absent for the two-part season opener of Seinfeld season 4.
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How Young Sheldon Changed A Controversial Plot Point From The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory was written without Young Sheldon in mind, so sometimes they had to retcon a few things to make a little more sense.
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The 3 Family Guy Episodes Written By Series Creator Seth MacFarlane
Despite creating the comedy series, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane is officially credited as writing only three episodes.
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Why Gilligan's Island Was 'Way Ahead' Of Adam West's Batman, According To Jim Backus
Gilligan's Island star Jim Backus respected the comedy of Adam West's Batman, but felt that the shipwrecked sitcom was ahead of the curve.
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A Classic How I Met Your Mother Episode (Sort Of) Predicted Cobra Kai
How I Met Your Mother and Cobra Kai don't sound like they'd have anything in common, but one episode seemingly predicted Johnny Lawrence's eventual face turn.
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Why FX Canceled Dave After 3 Seasons
Dave Burd, aka Lil Dicky, earned lots of critical acclaim for his FX sitcom series Dave. Here's why the show ended after just three seasons.
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The Classic Seinfeld Episode That Injured Michael Richards
Seinfeld star Michael Richards suffered frustration, headaches, and even a split lip for one particularly memorable episode of the series.
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Where Else You've Seen The Cast Of The Goldbergs
The ensemble cast of The Goldbergs brought the nostalgic family comedy to life with big laughs. If you're wondering where you've seen them before, here you go.
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The Jim Parsons Incident That Inspired Young Sheldon
Young Sheldon was more than just a spin-off of The Big Bang Theory, it was also the inadvertent idea of Jim Parsons.
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John Mulaney As Superman Meets Lois Lane's Awful Roommate In A Cut SNL Sketch
Spider-Verse star John Mulaney plays Superman in an SNL sketch cut from the episode he hosted in November 2024, and he meets Lois Lane's weird roommate.
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How Family Guy Creator Seth MacFarlane Felt About The Show's Cancellation
Family Guy was the first show creator Seth MacFarlane ever pitched, so when it was canceled the first time, he had an atypical reaction.
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Why Wil Wheaton Didn't Want To Play Himself On The Big Bang Theory
It's hard to imagine The Big Bang Theory without Evil Wil Wheaton, but there was some serious convincing needed to get the Star Trek star on board.
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Why Jim Parsons Thought He Was A Mediocre Producer On Young Sheldon
While Jim Parsons is relatively confident about his abilities as an actor, he felt very differently about his run as a producer on Young Sheldon.
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The Best Karate Kid Project, According To IMDb
Which is the best Karate Kid project around? At the very least, there's a pretty clear winner when it comes to their scores on IMDb.
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Why Netflix Canceled That '90s Show
That '90s Show is yet another Netflix Original to get the axe after only a few seasons, but what inspired the streamer to end the legacyquel series?
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Jim Parsons Had A Very Specific Process For Learning His Lines On The Big Bang Theory
Sheldon Cooper actor Jim Parsons essentially took over the entire set of The Big Bang Theory to make sure he had all of his lines memorized.
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A Young Sheldon Star Was Shocked By The Show's Cancelation
Young Sheldon was still riding high when it was canceled after seven seasons, which made the decision a massive shock to star Annie Potts.
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Where Was Bones Filmed? Every Major Shooting Location Explained
Bones is a quintessential Washington, D.C. show, but how much of the crime-solving series was actually filmed there? Here's the truth.
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