Doctor Who Just Pulled Off A Time Travel Plot That Shouldn't Have Worked
The newest Doctor Who features the Fifteenth Doctor coming face to face with musical legends. The time travel plot shouldn't have worked; here's why it did.
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Beloved TV Shows With A Rough First Season
Some of the best TV shows ever didn't start out with a strong first season. The X-Files, Seinfeld, The Office, and many more needed time to become great.
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Jerry Van Dyke Could Have Starred In Gilligan's Island If He Hadn't Hated The Script
Jerry Van Dyke was offered the starring role in Gilligan's Island but he wasn't a fan of the script.
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One Of Peacock's Best Original Shows Is Coming Back For Season 2
Peacock has officially ordered Ted season 2, keeping the misadventures of a young John Bennett and Seth MacFarlane's foul-mouthed teddy bear alive.
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Futurama Almost Gave Fry A Second, Fancier Robot Friend
Fry nearly got himself a fancy new robot friend to replace Bender in the Futurama episode 'A Fishful of Dollars.'
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The Office Spin-Off Officially (And Finally) Has A Plot Synopsis And Streaming Home
The Office universe is officially returning with a new spinoff series about a small-town newspaper set to stream on Peacock.
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One Episode Of Bewitched Was Written By High Schoolers
'Sisters at Heart,' perhaps the most dramatic and substantial episode of Bewitched, was written by a group of literal high schoolers.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From My Three Sons
You don't have to look far to find the work of three of My Three Sons' main actors, all of whom are still sharing their wisdom from decades spent acting today.
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One Of Rob McElhenney's Favorite Always Sunny Episodes Involved A Head Injury
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator Rob McElhenney recalled one of his favorite episodes and the head injury it included.
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The Darkest Thing Dennis Never Actually Did In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Dennis (Glenn Howerton) is the scariest man on television, as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia frequently (and hilariously) reminds us.
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Dua Lipa Does The Best She Can With A Lukewarm Episode Of Saturday Night Live
Dua Lipa made her hosting debut on Saturday Night Live and pulled double duty as the musical guest on May 4. So how did she do? Let's dig in.
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SNL Takes Challengers' Horny Love Triangle Drama To A Very Weird Place
Saturday Night Live host Dua Lipa wants a sexy homerotic love triangle just like in Challengers, and she wants her Sonny Angel to be part of it.
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How All In The Family Turned Sally Struthers' Life 'Upside Down'
All in the Family fans didn't always have an easy time separating Sally Struthers' real life from her life onscreen.
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Archie's First Line In All In The Family Caused Arguments Behind The Scenes
Archie Bunker was causing headaches for Norman Lear before the first episode of All in the Family had even aired.
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The Simpsons' Groundskeeper Willie Started A War Between Two Scottish Cities
Two very real Scottish cities want to lay claim to The Simpsons character Groundskeeper Willie.
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Night Court's Creator Only Ever Had One Goal For The Show
Reinhold Weege, the creator of the NBC sitcom Night Court, hoped that audiences laughed at the show, of course, but he also wanted one more thing from them.
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Gilligan's Island Based Ginger Grant Off Of Two Classic Actresses
Ginger Grant (Tina Louise), the glamorous actor on Gilligan's Island, was meant to be a cross between Marilyn Monroe (natch) and Lucille Ball.
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The Character Deaths In It's Always Sunny That Glenn Howerton Regrets
The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang have been responsible for a lot of deaths, but there are two characters Glenn Howerton really regrets killing off.
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How Cartoon Network's Space Ghost Coast To Coast Made History
The '90s punk rock animation renaissance would lead to Cartoon Network's Space Ghost Coast to Coast becoming the bedrock of a generation of entertainment.
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Bones Scaled Back On One Of Its Worst Kills, But It Was Still Sickening
Remember that time a few million kids tuning in for American Idol inadvertently saw someone's head explode in an episode of Bones?
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Family Affair
These are the only major actors still alive from the classic sitcom Family Affair.
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John Candy Brilliantly Channeled Orson Welles For Billy Crystal's Short-Lived TV Show
Billy Crystal had his own short-lived sketch comedy show before jumping to SNL, and one memorable bit included John Candy brilliantly playing Orson Welles.
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The Script For An Unmade Seinfeld Episode Has Been Leaked For All To See
The script for one of the most notorious episodes of Seinfeld has leaked. Is it as bad as legends claim? You be the judge.
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Every Futurama Anthology Episode Ranked
From the Anthology of Interest episodes to standalone anthology specials, Futurama has taken its already weird characters to some even weirder places.
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Why Bones Swapped One Bad Habit For Another In Its Hitchcock-Inspired Episode
Smoking was a no-go for Bones' Alfred Hitchcock homage with its 200th episode, so the show's creatives had the characters indulge in something else.
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Every Season Of Shameless Ranked Worst To Best
Join us as we recount the highs and the (very low) lows of the Gallaghers. Here are all 11 seasons of Shameless ranked.
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The Simpsons Is Sorry For Killing A Character Who Was With The Show From The Beginning
The Simpsons recently killed off Larry, a character who was always hanging around in the background of the show.
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