Mr. & Mrs. Smith Ending Explained: Going Out On A High Note
Spoiler alert! Let's talk about the ending of Prime Video's Mr. and Mrs. Smith series and what it could mean for a potential season 2.
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Hazbin Hotel Is The Best Example Of What 'Adult Animation' Can Accomplish
If studios are looking to replicate the viral success of Prime Video's animated series Hazbin Hotel, they can start by investing in an artist's vision. -
How To Watch Curb Your Enthusiasm
If you're wondering how to watch Curb Your Enthusiasm as the show comes to an end this year, we're here to help. -
A Malcolm In The Middle Stunt Put Bryan Cranston In A Scary Situation
Bryan Cranston was reminded of a notorious Hollywood tall tale while filming a wild paint-related stunt for Malcolm in the Middle. -
A Behind The Scenes Change On I Love Lucy Had Lucille Ball In A Fit Of Tears
William Asher's takeover as director on I Love Lucy season 2 resulted in a behind-the-scenes clash that led to Lucille Ball breaking down in tears. -
Why Catherine O'Hara Quit Saturday Night Live After Just One Week
Catherine O'Hara very, very briefly joined Saturday Night Live before calling it quits. Here's the story behind what happened. -
Tony Danza Won His Taxi Role Thanks To A Black Eye And A Broken Hand
Tony Danza knocked out his Taxi audition thanks to the help of some rather in-character injuries. -
The Felicity Huffman Role On Frasier You May Have Missed
On Frasier, Felicity Huffman guest starred as a character who was definitely not a fan favorite. -
The Real Man That Inspired Some Of Frank's Weirdest It's Always Sunny Moments
The real Frank Reynolds is a man called Hockey, who got kicked out of his singing street gang and likes to eat dog food and trash. -
Cheers' Thanksgiving Food Fight Episode Came With A Nightmarish Stench
Decades later, the Cheers cast could still recall the foul odor from the show's famous Thanksgiving food fight episode. -
How Futurama Gets Away With Scientific 'Mistakes'
The Futurama writers' room abides by a simple, central rule: science shall not overrule comedy. -
A Nepo Baby Battle Between SNL's Please Don't Destroy And Dakota Johnson Gets Ugly
Dakota Johnson and Please Don't Destroy get into a vicious roast battle on Saturday Night Live, but have to call a 'nepo-truce.' -
The Late Star Trek Actor Who Played Dee's Hero In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
René Auberjonois gave a hilarious performance on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, far removed from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine character fans knew him for. -
Futurama's Emotional Scenes Are Bolstered By A Rarity In Animated Projects
Some of the most difficult Futurama scenes to record are also the show's most emotional. -
The Fatal Attraction Actress Who Plays A Promiscuous Ex In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Fatal Attraction star Anne Archer had a short-lived but unforgettable role on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia as Dee and Dennis' mother, Barbara Reynolds. -
One Frasier Set Cost The Show Half A Million Dollars
Frasier's original Seattle flat in the exclusive Elliot Bay Towers is a truly legendary sitcom set. It didn't come cheap, though. -
Carrie Bradshaw And The Sex And The City Ladies Are Coming To Netflix
If you couldn't help but wonder if Sex and the City is on Netflix, then wonder no more! The hit HBO show will be available from early April 2024. -
Woody Harrelson Won His Role In Cheers By Breaking Down In Tears
Woody Harrelson's audition for Cheers proved that more than being funny, the man could act. -
How Andy Kaufman's Alter Ego Almost Took Down Taxi
Taxi star Andy Kaufman insisted his 'friend,' Tony Clifton, needed to be allowed to appear in an episode. What came next was utter bedlam. -
Jon Stewart Returning To Host The Daily Show, Just In Time For Election Year
As the search for a full-time host continues, Jon Stewart is returning to The Daily Show on a limited but major basis. -
Adam West Was Hesitant To Play Batman Until One Comical Scene Convinced Him
Adam West was understandably worried about donning the cape and cowl for the Batman '66 TV series, but a joke in the pilot script convinced him to suit up. -
There's A War Brewing Between New Media And Old Media, And It's Happening On YouTube
Skibidi Toilet has earned billions of views on YouTube and TikTok. Here's an explainer on the weird trend your kids are into. -
M*A*S*H's Casting Director Devised A Sneaky Plan To Cast McLean Stevenson
Apparently, we have a clever casting director and an ABC special to thank for McLean Stevenson's casting on M*A*S*H. -
Why A Pivotal M*A*S*H Episode Was Kept On The Backburner For Years
M*A*S*H season 6 turned to a script Alan Alda had written years earlier to resolve the antagonism between Hawkeye and Margaret. -
Whatever Happened To Dani Actress Thora Birch From Hocus Pocus?
Thora Birch is perhaps most famous for her childhood role in Disney's Hocus Pocus, but she's had an eclectic Hollywood career that continues to this day. -
How Mary Tyler Moore Pulled Off A Tricky First Take In The Dick Van Dyke Show
An episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show resulted in Mary Tyler Moore pulling off a tricky shot while playing pool. -
Saturday Night Live Spent An Entire Episode Thirsting After Jacob Elordi
Jacob Elordi hosted the first Saturday Night Live episode of 2024, and there was a noticeable theme to the sketches.
