Why Johnny Galecki Almost Quit The Big Bang Theory After Season 4
Johnny Galecki played Leonard on The Big Bang Theory for 12 seasons, but a life-changing event almost required him to leave the show early.
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Why Two And A Half Men Star Angus T. Jones Disappeared From Hollywood
Angus T. Jones was the highest-paid child star on television during Two And A Half Men, but then he walked away from the show and Hollywood. Here's why. -
The Big Bang Theory Has A Sheldon Cooper Mistake Most Fans Completely Missed
The Big Bang Theory made a pretty huge continuity error with the character of Sheldon Cooper, but after 12 seasons, fans certainly didn't seem to mind. -
The Real Reason Kunal Nayyar's Raj Wears So Many Layers On The Big Bang Theory
Kunal Nayyar has thought long and hard about his character Raj on The Big Bang Theory, down to where he gets his fashion sense. -
The Simpsons Paused One Classic Gag Because Family Guy Kept Copying It
Family Guy was inspired by The Simpsons, but after they ran a specific gag into the ground, The Simpsons stopped doing it altogether. -
The SNL Firing That Left Lorne Michaels Furious
Shane Gillis remains the only cast member in SNL history to be fired before ever making it on screen, much to Lorne Michaels' chagrin. -
The Big Bang Theory Scene That Made Johnny Galecki Break Down In Tears
A scene from The Big Bang Theory season 1 helped Johnny Galecki connect better with his character Leonard, to the point where it left him in tears. -
How Jim Parsons Proved Chuck Lorre Wrong With His Big Bang Theory Casting
Jim Parsons' audition for Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory was so good, show creator Chuck Lorre almost didn't cast him. Thankfully, he was overruled. -
What Went Wrong With The Original Gilligan's Island Pilot
Gilligan's Island ran for three successful seasons on CBS, but the original pilot episode was a disaster that didn't air for almost 30 years. -
How Frasier's David Hyde Pierce Really Felt About Working With Kelsey Grammer
Frasier often pitted the Crane brothers against one another, but how does David Hyde Pierce really feel about his on screen sibling Kelsey Grammer? -
What Jerry Seinfeld Regrets The Most About Seinfeld's Finale
After the Seinfeld series finale, some fans were disappointed. Decades later, Jerry Seinfeld himself revealed the one thing he'd change about it. -
Matt Damon Was Originally Going To Cameo In This Simpsons Episode
Matt Damon was originally slated to cameo in a season 20 episode of The Simpsons before another name actor seemingly took his place. -
Susan Heyward Has One Sister Sage Request For The Boys Season 5
Susan Heyward, who plays Sister Sage on The Boys, has an interesting request for her character in the show's fifth and final season. -
Why Jason Alexander Thinks The Seinfeld Cast Ruined Television Forever
Jason Alexander thinks he, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Michael Richards damaged the economics of TV when they made a deal for more money at the height of Seinfeld. -
The 10 Best Saturday Night Live Guest Hosts Ever, Ranked
As Saturday Night Live celebrates its 50th season, we've created a list of who we think the 10 best SNL hosts of all time are. Did you favorite make the cut? -
Why Jon Stewart Banned Hugh Grant From The Daily Show
Jon Stewart once banned Hugh Grant from The Daily Show, a series that, don't forget, has deliberately hosted political monsters and dictators before. -
Tom Cruise Passed On The Simpsons, And An SNL Veteran Played His Character Instead
The Simpsons really wanted Tom Cruise to play a character in one of its best episodes, but the Top Gun actor turned the show down. -
Why Patrick Warburton Refused To Participate In One Family Guy Episode
After 20 years of voicing Joe on Family Guy, actor Patrick Warburton has only ever been offended by one of Seth MacFarlane's blasphemous jokes. -
The Truth About The Big Bang Theory Stairwell Scenes
The Big Bang Theory was filmed in front of a live studio audience ... so how the heck did they pull off scenes going up multiple flights of stairs? -
10 TV Shows Like The Boys That You Really Need To Watch
Impatiently waiting for The Boys season 5? Don't worry, here are 10 different shows to binge-watch that will hold you over until the superhero satire returns. -
The Unsung Hero Of Gilligan's Island, According To Bob Denver
As Bob Denver saw it, Gilligan's Island couldn't have delivered its zany laughs without a certain cast member's deadpan expertise. -
Johnny Galecki Had A Gross On-Set Habit During The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory star Johnny Galecki left evidence of one of his bad habits on the set of the show for 12 seasons, much to the chagrin of his co-stars. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 Cheekily Mocks Gene Roddenberry's Worst Idea Ever
The season 5 premiere of Star Trek: Lower Decks playfully mocks a famous edict Trek creator Gene Roddenberry established for the sci-fi franchise. -
Dawn Wells' Favorite Gilligan's Island Episode Paid Tribute To Agatha Christie
Dawn Wells, who played Mary Ann on Gilligan's Island, once said this Agatha Christie-inspired episode was her favorite from the beloved sitcom. -
The Frasier Revival Uses A Community Star To Recreate The Show's Most Famous Rivalry
Season 2 of the Frasier reboot used one of the veterans of NBC's Community to create a riff on Frasier's most famous rivalry. -
How I Met Your Mother May Not Have Survived Without Britney Spears
Britney Spears was such a big fan of How I Met Your Mother she inadvertently may have saved the show following the Writers Guild of America strike in 2007-2008. -
The Boys Takes A Shot At Donald Trump's McDonald's Stunt Using Homelander
If you thought The Boys was about to pass on the chance to poke fun at Donald Trump's McDonald's publicity stunt using Homelander, think again.
