Why Lance Barber Wasn't On Set During Young Sheldon's George Death Scene
Lance Barber played George Cooper on all seven seasons of Young Sheldon, but he intentionally left the set on the day his character's death was filmed.
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Jason Alexander's Real-Life Wife Had A Cameo In Seinfeld's Most Controversial Episode
Jason Alexander's wife appeared on screen with his character, George Costanza, in several shots during one especially memorable episode of Seinfeld.
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The Comedy Sketch Show That Quietly Launched The Simpsons
The Simpsons is technically a spin-off, but as the longest-running scripted televisions eries in history, it far surpassed its mother series.
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The 8 Best Sci-Fi Shows On Apple TV+ Ranked
Apple TV+ has become the go-to streaming service for fans of smart, funny, strange, cool science fiction TV shows. These are the best of the bunch.
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The Real-Life Origins Behind Seinfeld's Festivus Holiday
You would think Festivus was invented for Seinfeld, but it was actually something one of the show's writers and his family had been celebrating for years.
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Michael Richards Followed Up Seinfeld With A Major Television Flop
After Seinfeld came to an end, Kramer actor Michael Richards launched a now-forgotten sitcom that only lasted eight episodes.
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The Office's Worst Episode, According To IMDb
What's the worst episode of the American version of The Office? There's one clear winner (or rather, loser) according to IMDb.
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The Emmy-Winning Comedy Series That Laid The Groundwork For Night Court
The 1980s sitcom Night Court was a delightfully loopy show that was only able to exist thanks to an older (and equally loopy) Emmy-winning series.
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The Only Actor To Play 3 Different Characters In The Big Bang Theory Franchise
The Big Bang Theory has expanded into two spin-off series, but only one actor has played three different characters across all three shows.
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Every Season Of How I Met Your Mother, Ranked
Like any long-running sitcom, How I Met Your Mother has definitive high points and low points. Here's our ranking of all nine seasons of the show.
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Why Wizards Of Waverly Place Star Jake T. Austin Disappeared From Hollywood
Jake T. Austin exploded in popularity after Wizards of Waverly Place but took some time away from Hollywood when he was 19. Here's why.
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SNL Called Out 50 Years Of Poorly Aged Sketches, But They Didn't Go Hard Enough
Saturday Night Live could't last 50 years without a few moments aging poorly, but acknowledging its problematic history still had some glaring omissions.
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How Bob Denver Felt About His Gilligan's Island Co-Star Alan Hale Jr.
Bob Denver and Alan Hale Jr. worked tirelessly together on Gilligan's Island, but fans should be thrilled to know their rapport wasn't limited to television.
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Why Jennette McCurdy Disappeared From Hollywood
Jennette McCurdy has mostly disappeared from Hollywood (at least on screen) since her child star days for reasons that are personal and, sadly, traumatic.
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The SNL 50 Anniversary Special's 6 Best Moments, Ranked
Saturday Night Live's big 50th anniversary celebration went off with a bang on Sunday night, but what were the best moments from the SNL 50 special?
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John Mulaney's Biggest SNL Musical Yet Turns Adam Driver Into A Hot Dog
SNL celebrated New York City's most disgusting aspects in a John Mulaney-led musical extravaganza that had Adam Driver playing a hot dog, among other things.
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Seth MacFarlane's Favorite Family Guy Episode Pays Tribute To A Literary Icon
Seth MacFarlane loves to incorporate references to his favorite works of art in Family Guy, and one of his favorite episodes paid homage to a classic novel.
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Why Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3's Sekai Taikai Hosts Look So Familiar
Two real-life sportscasters play fictionalized versions of themselves while covering the Sekai Taikai in Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3.
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The TV Show That Holds The Record For Most Emmy Wins
The Primetime Emmy Awards honor the best in television, and they have for 76 years and counting. But which show has the most Emmy wins? We have the answer.
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Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 Gives The Legendary Dojo Yet Another Makeover
The Cobra Kai dojo gets its most exciting makeover yet as Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 brings the Karate Kid legacy sequel series full circle.
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The White Lotus Season 3's Surprise Cast Member Could Have Major Implications
Let's talk about that unexpected cast member in the White Lotus Season 3 premiere and what their presence could mean for the episodes to come.
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The Simpsons' Duffman Made His First Appearance In A Banned Episode
Duffman is one of the most memorable recurring characters on The Simpsons, but his debut episode is so controversial it's banned.
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White Lotus Season 3 Cast Guide: Every New And Returning Character
The White Lotus Season 3 is full of faces both new and familiar to the show. Here's a guide to the various guests and staff members this time around.
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BLACKPINK's Lisa Is Officially A Crossover Acting Star On The White Lotus
BLACKPINK member Lalisa Manoban, aka Lisa, makes her acting debut in White Lotus season 3 as the resort's health mentor, Mook.
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Why Arrested Development Star Portia De Rossi Disappeared From Hollywood
Since leaving Scandal, former Arrested Development star Portia de Rossi hasn't acted in many projects. Here's why she has left Hollywood, seemingly for good.
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Happy Days' Original Title Was A Terrible Idea
Before Happy Days became Happy Days, series creator Garry Marshall considered a very different title that was shot down for a surprising reason.
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Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston Directed One Of The Office's Deadliest Episodes
Bryan Cranston made deadly drugs in an RV for Breaking Bad, and he was around for an equally deadly bus on The Office.
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