Bones Set Up Real MySpace Pages To Let Viewers In On A Season 2 Crime
Bones used MySpace to allow viewers to solve the mystery alongside the show's heroes in season 2's 'The Glowing Bones in the Old Stone House.'
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SpongeBob Star Tom Kenny Has Voiced Some Of Futurama's Best Background Characters
Tom Kenny, the voice of SpongeBob Squarepants, has played a lot of different Futurama characters over the years.
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Gilligan's Island Had Two Animated Spin-Offs You Probably Forgot About
Gilligan's Island inspired not one but two animated spinoff series, one of which put a sci-fi twist on the original sitcom.
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Writing A Simpsons Episode Was Too Hard For Ricky Gervais
Ricky Gervais was keen on writing an episode of The Simpsons, but his ambitions stalled out.
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The Only Main Actors Still Alive From The Munsters TV Series
Some members of the original The Munsters show are still with us.
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The Simpsons Canceled A Woody Allen Cameo (But Not For The Obvious Reasons)
The Simpsons writers once wrote an episode that would have featured Woody Allen as a guest star. Here's the unexpected reason the director's cameo was canceled.
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The Simpsons' Rio De Janeiro Vacation Led To Upset Brazilians And A Legal Threat
The Rio de Janeiro-set Simpsons episode 'Blame It On Lisa' punches down a bit, which didn't sit well with the show's Brazilian viewers.
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The Simpsons Episode You'll Never See (Because It Doesn't Exist)
Have you ever seen this "lost" episode of The Simpsons?
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Saturday Night Live Just Lost Its First (And Only) Nonbinary Cast Member
Saturday Night Live has now lost Molly Kearney, the show's first nonbinary cast member, before the late night sketch comedy series begins season 50.
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One SNL Actor Is Leaving Ahead Of The 50th Anniversary – Because The Show Made Her Miserable
Saturday Night Live is losing at least one cast member before the show's 50th season begins, and the comedian in question said the show made her miserable.
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The Great Maya Rudolph Is Returning To SNL To Play Kamala Harris
Maya Rudolph is officially returning to Saturday Night Live to play Vice President (and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee) Kamala Harris.
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The Final Collection Of Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Comics Riffs On Ghostbusters, Alien & More
The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror comic book collection will be complete with the release of Ominous Omnibus Volume 3: Fiendish Fables of Devilish Delicacies.
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Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy Has One Main Goal In The Boys Season 5
Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy has one goal for The Boys season 5 ... revenge. And we're here to tell you who needs to watch their back.
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The Ending Of One Of SNL's Most Beloved (And Dirtiest) Digital Shorts Was A Complete Accident
One of Saturday Night Live's beloved SNL Digital Shorts didn't have a proper ending in place until a happy accident unfolded while they were shooting.
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One Classic Simpsons Episode Inspired A Postmodern Play (And Was Banned In Germany)
The Simpsons season 5 episode 'Cape Feare' has a fascinating legacy that includes inspiring the postmodern work Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play.
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Futurama Had A Hidden Crossover With Eddie Murphy's Forgotten Claymation Show
Do you remember The PJs? Futurama tipped its hat to the Eddie Murphy-led claymation comedy series, which returned the favor.
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Bones Created A Fictional War Scandal In Season 1 That Became Real
Bones unknowingly predicted a U.S. military scandal in the season 1 episode 'The Soldier on the Grave.'
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Where Is Gilligan's Island Located? Well, It's Complicated
Shout out to the geography nerds who figured out where the S.S. Minnow washed up in Gilligan's Island. Y'all are the real MVPs.
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The 6 Best Episodes Of The Bear (So Far), Ranked
The Bear has everything from star-studded cameo-fests to introspective foodie stories. However, these ranked episodes stand out the most.
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Gilligan's Island Spawned A Western Knock-Off, But It Was A Huge Flop
Dusty's Trail, the short-lived Western knock-off of Gilligan's Island, had an embarrassingly familiar premise.
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The Early Serial Killer Storylines In Bones Were More Of A Demand Than A Choice
Bones creator Hart Hanson wasn't shy about pointing out that serial killers weren't his favorite plotlines on the show. But the network got what they demanded.
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The Radio Announcer On Gilligan's Island Is A Familiar Face For Star Trek Fans
Gilligan's Island featured plenty of guest stars, but the Radio Announcer voice belonged to Star Trek favorite.
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HBO's Veep Is Getting A Second Life Thanks To Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris' presidential run has yet again proven just how prescient HBO's political satire Veep truly was.
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Futurama Censors Threw A Fit Over A 'Millimeter' Of Cleavage
Fox didn't have an issue with a half-dozen animated buttcheeks, but demanded the animators censor a tiny bit of cleavage.
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Apple TV+ Has Great Shows — But No One Is Watching Them
Apple TV+ plans to spend less on its shows due to low viewership, which is a shame since Apple has some of the best streaming series out there.
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More Goes Into Choosing A Star Trek: Lower Decks Uniform Color Than You'd Think [Exclusive]
Star Trek: Lower Decks' creatives put a lot of work into translating the franchise's trademark shirt colors into animation.
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Futurama's Co-Creator Got A Hilarious Simpsons Welcome From Conan O'Brien
When Conan O'Brien left The Simpsons, he left a note for his successor, who happened to be the co-creator of Futurama.
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