John Mulaney's Forgotten Sitcom Was A Critical And Commercial Failure
John Mulaney is one of the best comedians working today, but that wasn't enough to save his failed sitcom which was canceled after one season.
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15 Best Arrested Development Guest Stars, Ranked
Arrested Development has some of the best guest stars of any comedy series, but these are our absolute favorites, from Martin Short to Ben Stiller and beyond.
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Why Kunal Nayyar Drove His Big Bang Story Co-Stars Crazy On Set
Kunal Nayyar played Raj Koothrappali for all 12 seasons of The Big Bang Theory, and one on-set antic drove his castmates crazy the whole time.
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The Seinfeld Episode That Actually Changed People's Lives, According To Jason Alexander
Seinfeld might be the 'show about nothing,' but Jason Alexander discovered one particular episode actually had a profound effect on people in real life.
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Adult Swim Almost Made A TV Show Based On DC's Most Underrated Characters
One of Jack Kirby's best lesser-known DC Comics creations was nearly adapted by a pair of celebrated comics writers into an animated Adult Swim series.
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Why The Frasier Writers Vetoed A Joke On The Simpsons
A classic era Simpsons episode featured multiple nods to Frasier, although one proposed joke was ruled a major no-no by the latter sitcom's writers.
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15 Most Underrated TV Shows On Netflix
Netflix has hosted plenty of breakout hit TV shows, both original and licensed, but these are the most underrated TV shows on Netflix.
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Why Chuck Lorre's Controversial Sitcom The United States Of Al Was Canceled
Chuck Lorre is considered the King of Sitcoms, but they can't all be hits. Here's why The United States of Al was canceled after two seasons.
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The Real-Life Influence Behind George Costanza's Quitting Job Bit On Seinfeld
Remember when George Costanza dramatically quit his office job on Seinfeld and then returned as if it never happened? That was based on a real-life scenario.
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The White Lotus Season 3's Natasha Rothwell Responds To Belinda Backlash
Things in Thailand certainly don't go the way Belinda (Natasha Rothwell) expected in The White Lotus season 3, but Rothwell stands by her character's actions.
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Jerry Seinfeld And Larry David Came Up With The NBC Show In The Most Mundane Way
Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David completely changed what was possible in the sitcom landscape, but it all came about after a casual situation.
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Tim & Eric Had A Bizarre But Beloved Adult Swim Show That Most People Forgot About
Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim are two of the most important voices in comedy history, and all of their Adult Swim shows are part of it.
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Every Season Of 30 Rock, Ranked
We've gone ahead and ranked every season of the hilarious series 30 Rock from worst to best, because that's the kind of crazy stuff we do around here.
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10 Best Wrestling TV Shows, Ranked
Thanks to the WWE, wrestling is huge on TV, but outside of the traditional sports coverage, these are the best wrestling TV shows ever.
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The Simpsons Revealed How Lisa And Bart Will Die (And It's Perfect)
The Simpsons feels like a show that could run forever, but if a recent episode is considered canonical, adult Bart and Lisa have the perfect ending.
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10 Worst Adult Swim Shows Of All Time
Adult Swim mostly puts out stellar adult-oriented content, whether it's comedy or anime, but these are the worst Adult Swim shows of all time.
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Why Seinfeld Had To Shoot Two Versions Of The Non-Fat Yogurt Episode
The Seinfeld episode The Non-Fat Yogurt ended up shooting two alternate versions because of an election happening in NYC.
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Kunal Nayyar Knows Exactly What Happens To The Big Bang Theory Characters After The Finale
While several spin-offs live on, the original Big Bang Theory series is over. So what happened to the main characters after the series ended?
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The Forgotten MTV Series That Was Like A Horror Version Of Brooklyn Nine-Nine
This tragically short-lived MTV horror-comedy series was a little like a cross between Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Reno 911, and What We Do in the Shadows.
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Chuck Lorre Had To Fight To Cast One Of Two And A Half Men's Main Actors
It's hard to imagine anyone else starring on Two and a Half Men, but show creator Chuck Lorre had to fight CBS for one of his lead actors.
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Why Someone Jerry Seinfeld Knew In College Sued The NBC Sitcom For $100 Million
Jerry Seinfeld was sued by an old friend after the massive success of his sitcom, and it's a story straight out of a Seinfeld episode.
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The Hilarious Family Guy Episode That Parodies HBO's Best Shows
In 2022, Family Guy writers set their sights on some of HBO's best shows, dropping the Griffin family into parodies of Succession, Game of Thrones, and more.
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Why Sheldon Cooper Always Knocks Three Times On The Big Bang Theory
Sheldon Cooper's famous triple knock was eventually given a canonical explanation on The Big Bang Theory, but the writers initially had a different idea.
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Why Adam Scott Found The Severance Season 2 Finale Heartbreaking
The Severance season 2 finale is pretty heartbreaking. According to Adam Scott, the episode's shooting conditions didn't make it any easier to film.
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The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Cooper Is Based On A Real Person
Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory is based on a real person, and that same person also inspired another character on the show.
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Why Melissa Rauch's Night Court Was Canceled By NBC
After three seasons, the Night Court revival featuring Melissa Rauch and original series cast member John Larroquette has been canceled by NBC.
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David Zaslav Killed A TV Sequel To Tucker And Dale Vs. Evil; Here's What It Would Have Been About [Exclusive]
The director of Tucker and Dale vs. Evil tells us about his planned TV sequel to the movie that was unceremoniously killed by David Zaslav.
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