How NBC Convinced Conan O'Brien To Turn Down A Massive Payday From Fox
Conan O'Brien was offered a huge amount of money to go host a show on Fox, but an offer from NBC made him stay put.
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Frasier Revival Renewed For Season 2, Will Continue To Serve Up Tossed Salad And Scrambled Eggs
Kelsey Grammer will return for a second season of the Frasier revival, which premiered on Paramount+ last year. -
Futurama's The Scary Door Parodies An Apocalyptic Twilight Zone Episode
One of the best running gags on Futurama is The Twilight Zone parody The Scary Door. -
Fox Censors Stepped In On Family Guy When Some Made-Up Profanity Became Real
Family Guy invented a fake curse word that made its way to Urban Dictionary, causing the Fox censors to, well, censor it. -
Ewen MacIntosh, Best Known As Keith On The U.K. Version Of The Office, Has Died At 50
The actor best known for playing Keith, one of the funniest supporting characters on the original version of The Office, has died. -
A Cult Favorite Sci-Fi Comedy Show Is Currently Killing It On Netflix
Alan Tudyk's ongoing cult hit sci-fi mystery-comedy series Resident Alien has begun to rapidly expand its fanbase thanks to Netflix. -
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Typecast Emma Caulfield In A Very Specific Way
Buffy the Vampire Slayer made Emma Caulfield a star, but it also led to her being branded a 'type of comedy' rather than a funny actor. -
Quentin Tarantino Was The Rare Director To Host SNL – But How Was His Episode?
At the height of his '90s fame, Quentin Tarantino hosted Saturday Night Live. So how did it go? -
The Ongoing Stereotype That Inspired It's Always Sunny's Rock, Flag, And Eagle Song
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's 'Rock, Flag, and Eagle' is a pitch-perfect sendup of conservatively patriotic truck commercials. -
Frasier's New Style May Look Casual But The Price Tag Says Otherwise
Frasier Crane's style may look less fancy in the reboot compared to the original series, but he still paid some serious bucks to look this relaxed. -
Futurama's Original Idea For Randy Was A Matter Of Six Simple Words
Randy was a nobody at first but has since become one of Futurama's most memorable (and colorful) background characters. -
How Futurama Became A Career-Defining First For John DiMaggio
John DiMaggio's voice can be heard everywhere, from Adventure Time to Gears of War, but playing Bender on Futurama was his first big break. -
It's Always Sunny Tried To Copy One Of Horror Cinema's Most Dangerous Special Effects
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's creatives wanted to recreate the exploding head effect from David Cronenberg's Scanners, but it was way too dangerous. -
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit Never Felt Right About Margaret's Ending
While the M*A*S*H finale wrapped up everyone's stories with neat bows, Loretta Swit felt Margaret's 'happy ending' didn't make sense for the character at all. -
A Joke From Futurama's Proposition Infinity Episode Fell Victim To Fox Censors
Fox censored the Futurama episode Proposition Infinity, but not for the reasons you might think. -
The Fascinating Story Behind Cheers' Jeopardy Episode Featuring Alex Trebek
The fascinating story of how Jeopardy legend Alex Trebek ended up on Cheers is a true Hollywood tale. -
M*A*S*H Unfortunately Predicted The Future For One Of Its Real-Life Inspirations
Real-life chopper pilot Dan Sullivan inspired Smilin' Jack on M*A*S*H. By pure happenstance, the pair also wound up developing the same medical condition. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1984's Night Court
NBC recently brought Night Court back with a modern revival, but some of the original cast members are sadly no longer with us. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From I Dream Of Jeannie
Here are the only actors still alive from the classic sitcom I Dream Of Jeannie. -
Futurama's Billy West Made A Rare Mistake In Into The Wild Green Yonder
Billy West voices a lot of characters on Futurama, but recording for Into the Wild Green Yonder tripped up this voice acting legend. -
Ryan Gosling Gets In N Out While Helping Jimmy Kimmel Get To The Oscars
Jimmy Kimmel is hosting the 2024 Oscars in March, and the first promo finds him lost in BarbieLand. But he gets help from Weird Barbie, Ryan Gosling, and more. -
One Piece's Big Power-Up Was Influenced By A Classic Hanna-Barbera Cartoon
Super Saiyan, shmooper shaiyan. One Piece is going full Tom & Jerry with its anime power ups. -
Tina Fey's Mini 30 Rock Reunion Was The Most Watched Super Bowl Commercial
Tina Fey had a 2024 Super Bowl commercial for Booking.com with a couple 30 Rock co-stars, and it was the most watched commercial on YouTube during game day. -
'Rowdy' Roddy Piper Went Surprisingly Method For It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
'Rowdy' Roddy Piper went full method actor on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (and the show was all the funnier for it). -
The Only Bones Guest Star To Appear In Every Season
Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz showed up in every episode of Bones, but only one series guest star appeared every season. -
The Improvised Kirstie Alley Moment That Unlocked Rebecca For Cheers' Writers
Kirstie Alley had big comedic shoes to fill when she replaced Shelley Long's Diane on Cheers as a new character, the tough-as-nails bar manager Rebecca. -
David X. Cohen Pinpoints A Biblical Futurama Episode That 'Didn't Age Well'
Zapp Brannigan crossed some serious lines in the Futurama episode 'In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela,' and David X. Cohen thinks they should have been avoided.
