One Sam And Carla Moment In Cheers Had Shelley Long Breaking Down Behind The Scenes
Shelley Long embodied playing Diane on Cheers, so much so that the actor broke down when she saw something in the script she knew would upset her character.
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Rachel Dratch's Frasier Appearance Came With An Unfortunate Acting Credit
The original Frasier series had a panoply of amazing guest stars, but few were funnier than Rachel Dratch, who stole her episode with only a few lines. -
How Futurama Got Back At Leonardo DiCaprio For Turning Down A Titanic Cameo
Futurama frequently features the preserved heads of famous people on the show, but rarely does it disrespect them like it did with Leonardo DiCaprio. -
True Detective: Night Country Has 'A Direct Line' To Silence Of The Lambs
True Detective: Night Country director Issa Lopez sees Jodie Foster's character in direct relationship to her iconic Silence of the Lambs character Clarice. -
Simon Pegg Turned To Two Diehard Fans For Help Writing Star Trek Beyond
Star Trek Beyond writer/star Simon Pegg consulted with the founders of the Memory Alpha wiki to come up with the substance known as Vokaya for the film. -
Is Twisted Metal Getting A Season 2 On Peacock? The Ride's Not Over Yet
Fans of apocalyptic vehicular mayhem, rejoice! Twisted Metal season 2 has officially been ordered at Peacock, and we can't wait. -
Bones Had To Cut A Gross Bathtub Scene Due To Unbearable Imaginary Details
A bathtub full of melted human goo lead to a cut scene on the TV series Bones. It's admittedly pretty gross. Learn all about it right here. -
Frasier's Famous Ski Lodge Episode Presented The Writers With A Mathematical Challenge
Frasier is known for its ace character dynamics, but it had never done a full bedroom farce until season 5. To keep it straight, the writers had to get mathy. -
Why Giles Had To Be Fired For One Buffy Writer To Be Hired
One of the biggest twists in Buffy the Vampire Slayer came about because of how one of the show's greatest writers joined the show. -
What Went Wrong With AfterMASH, According To The Original Series Creator
MASH was a huge hit on TV, but the spin-off AfterMASH was not. So what happened? What went wrong? The creator had some thoughts. -
A Simpsons Joke No One Was Meant To See Helped Build Futurama's Fanbase
Futurama is known for its brainy humor and constant science and math jokes, but it was actually a computational gag on The Simpsons that helped it come to be. -
How Chewbacca Changed The Way Star Wars Rebels Wrote Zeb
Zeb's character in Star Wars Rebels functions in much the same way that Chewbacca does in the Star Wars films, but here's how the two were distinguished. -
Bones Was Forced To Digitally Edit A NSFW Scene In Order To Air It
Bones once had to censor a scene for reasons that had nothing to do with serial killers or ghastly human remains. -
Star Trek: The Next Generation's Greatest Two-Parter Has An Essential Third Episode
The Best of Both Worlds are hailed as two of the best Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes, but a season 4 episode serves as the perfect epilogue. -
May December Star Charles Melton Is So Much More Than 'A Guy From Riverdale'
Charles Melton has been killing it on the big and small screen for years, not just on Riverdale, but his performance there is something to marvel at. -
How To Watch All In The Family At Home
Are you ready to spend time with the Bunkers? Here's where you can watch All in the Family (and its various spin-offs). -
Frasier Spoiler Review: The Series That Should Have Been A Special
The Frasier revival is a wholesome and frequently charming take on the character's twilight years. Read our spoiler review of the season here. -
Donald Glover And Maya Erskine Are Married Spies In The Mr. And Mrs. Smith Trailer
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine put a new spin on the original 2005 film in the trailer for the Prime Video action rom-com series Mr. and Mrs. Smith. -
Netflix And Michelle Yeoh Team Up For An Action-Comedy Series In The Brothers Sun Trailer
Michelle Yeoh stars in the action-packed trailer for Netflix's upcoming action-comedy crime series The Brothers Sun. -
Peaky Blinders Actor Benjamin Zephaniah Dead At 65
Beloved British writer, poet, activist, and actor Benjamin Zephaniah, known for his role as Jimmy in Peaky Blinders, has died at 65. -
How Does The Frasier Revival First Season Finale Stack Up Against The Original Christmas Episodes?
The final episode of the Frasier revival season one is as affecting and funny as they come, stacking up against some of the original's best holiday episodes. -
Five Cut Lines Completely Changed The Ending Of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
A cut line from Saavik in Star Trek VI: The Voyage Home would have changed Spock's story forever. -
The Frasier Revival Saved The Best Returning Star For Last
We were graced by the indelible presence of Peri Gilpin on the last episode of the Frasier revival's first season, which clarified just what isn't working. -
Norman Lear Had One Regret In His Career
The late, great Norman Lear had a nearly spotless track record. His only regret was that he couldn't turn one of his rare short-lived series into a hit. -
Norman Lear's All In The Family Was Met With A Lot Of Doubt And Warning At The Start
Norman Lear was warned upfront that audiences would 'shoot [him] dead in the streets' when he pitched his groundbreaking sitcom All in the Family. -
Austin Butler Takes To A Spielberg-Produced Sky In The Masters Of The Air Trailer
Check out the newest trailer for the WWII epic Masters of the Air limited series starring Austin Butler. -
How New Streaming Bundles Could Change The Way You Watch Movies
Competing streaming platforms are planning to offer bundled services to customers. The sticker tag price will be lower, but there is still a cost.
