Before streaming took off, Fox was notorious for setting shows up to fail. Even the network's hit series Bones could only avoid being canceled for so long.
Pete Davidson returned to host Saturday Night Live for the first time after leaving the series at the end of season 47, and yes, Taylor Swift was there too.
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit became one of the show's very best characters, but she had to get involved with the writing to make sure Nurse Margaret rang true.
This post contains spoilers for episode 5 of Gen V, Welcome to the Monster Club. Seriously. Big spoilers here. Only read this if you've watched the episode.
The version of Loki who leads Loki season 2 did not commit the same atrocities as the Loki Thanos killed, but he still has a lot to reckon with in this show.
Kelsey Grammer's Frasier Crane first appeared in an episode of Cheers set in Boston. Now, decades later, the Frasier revival referenced that famous Cheers set.
There's no reason for the crew on Star Trek: Lower Decks to be as enthused about grapplers as they are ... except for the fact that grapplers are just cool.
While Nicholas Lyndhurst will never be able to replace David Hyde Pierce's Niles, the actor fits quite nicely into the new Frasier reboot series on Paramount+.
John Mahoney died in 2018 and couldn't return for the Frasier revival, but the show found a touching way to pay tribute to the late actor and his character.
The first episode of The Simpsons season 35 pays homage to an all-time great episode of The Sopranos ... which might be based on an episode of The Simpsons.
At a recent stand-up show in Boston, Jerry Seinfeld teased that he and Larry David have been working on "something" that addresses the ending of the series.
Exactly how has Homer managed to hold onto his job as a nuclear safety inspector on The Simpsons? Thanks to the season 35 premiere, we now have an answer.
The cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are never afraid to cause a ruckus, and that was readily apparent while filming Dennis and Dee Go on Welfare.