The Big Bang Theory's Kunal Nayyar Suggests When A Revival Could Happen
Kunal Nayyar, who played Raj on The Big Bang Theory, talks about whether or not he'd be interested in appearing in a potential revival of the beloved TV comedy.
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The Real Reason Erik Per Sullivan Didn't Return For The Malcolm In The Middle Revival
Bryan Cranston, Frankie Muniz, and more are returning for The Malcolm in the Middle revival on Disney+. But here's why Erik Per Sullivan won't be back as Dewey.
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Living Single Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Living Single is one of the best sitcoms of all time, but what happened to the cast after the show ended? Let's see where everyone ended up.
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The 15 Best TV Shows Of The 1980s
Plenty of fantastic television came out of the 1980s, from crime procedurals to classic sitcoms, but these are the best TV shows of the 1980s.
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The Worst Episode Of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, According To IMDb
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has one episode that's ranked below all the rest on IMDb, and of course it's Dee's fault.
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A South Park Rip-Off Was So Successful That It Got Its Own Spin-Off
A Kuwaiti South Park rip-off ran for only three seasons, but became popular enough along the way to spawn a hit spin-off series.
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Before Spaceballs 2, Rick Moranis Reprised His Dark Helmet Role In A Beloved Sitcom
Rick Moranis is coming out of retirement to play Dark Helmet in Spaceballs 2, but he reprised the role once before on a sitcom.
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The Seinfeld Episode That Inspired MythBusters To Fact Check George Costanza
The MythBusters took it upon themselves to test the scientific accuracy of a classic Seinfeld joke involving George Costanza.
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25 Shows Like Brooklyn Nine-Nine You Need To See
Brooklyn Nine-Nine may have ended, but the laughs are just beginning. If you miss Jake, Amy, Captain Holt, and the rest, check these shows out.
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The Spaceballs Spin-Off Series That You Didn't Know Existed
Mel Brooks' Spaceballs is finally getting a movie sequel, but it's already inspired an animated spin-off show that few people probably remember or know about.
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Why MTV's The State Ended And Created A Rift Between The Alternative Sketch Comedy Group
MTV's The State became an alternative sketch comedy hit to rival SNL, so why did it end after four seasons? Let's dig into the comedy troupe's rise and fall.
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Fresh Off The Boat Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Fresh Off the Boat was a big step forward for Asian-American representation in the sitcom world, but what has the show's cast been up to since it ended?
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One Of Harrison Ford's Shrinking Co-Stars Had A Horrible Indiana Jones Audition
After blowing her Raiders of the Lost Ark audition, this actress finally had another opportunity to work with Harrison Ford. They're now co-stars on Shrinking.
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The Big Bang Theory's Stuart Spin-Off Will Take The Franchise In An Unexpected Direction
The latest spin-off of The Big Bang Theory is going to look a heck of a lot different from anything else in the franchise, according to Chuck Lorre.
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The Simpsons Star Who Auditioned Twice For A Main Friends Character (But Only Became A Guest)
An actor who has been with The Simpsons from the very beginning auditioned to be one of the main cast members of Friends.
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The Happy Days Cast's Lawsuit Against CBS, Explained
Close to three decades after the show ended, several Happy Days cast members filed a lawsuit against CBS seeking a greater cut of the network's profits.
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Bette Davis Once Pranked Alan Hale Jr. On The Gilligan's Island Set
Listen, if Bette Davis wants to show up to the set of Gilligan's Island to surprise Alan Hale Jr., she's going to do it.
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Every Streaming Service Wants Τhe Next Friends, But Streaming Was Built To Kill The Next Friends
Streaming services thrive on long-running sitcoms like Friends, but the streaming model is killing new sitcoms before they have the chance to thrive.
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The Brooklyn Nine-Nine Character You Likely Forgot Reacher's Alan Ritchson Played
Long before he became Jack Reacher on Reacher, Alan Ritchson had a brief but funny role on the sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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Young Sheldon's Iain Armitage Didn't Know How To Use An Important Prop On Set
Young Sheldon star Ian Armitage understandably didn't know how to use this piece of 1980s tech (as much as folks of a certain age might wince at the thought).
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5 Essential It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episodes Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Our picks for the most essential It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episodes range from being hilariously naughty to having a surprising amount on their mind.
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Every Season Of The Good Place, Ranked
"The Good Place" is such an incredible and phenomenal series. It's gonna be difficult to do, but let's try and rank each of the show's four seasons.
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Gilligan's Island Creator Sherwood Schwartz Always Knew That The Series Would Become A Hit
Gilligan's Island was not initially well-liked by critics, but creator Sherwood Schwartz claimed he was always confident the show would have a long shelf life.
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The Office Star Jenna Fischer Was Cast As Pam Beesly Thanks To One Word
Jenna Fischer took a less-is-more approach to auditioning for The Office and showed just how well she understood Pam Beesly with a single word.
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Why The Original Creator Of The Ren & Stimpy Show Was Fired From His Own Series
The Ren & Stimpy Show was both groundbreaking and influential, but it also suffered from some serious behind-the-scenes issues.
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The Brady Bunch Had A Lot Of Spin-Offs You Didn't Realize Existed
The Brady Bunch inspired a surprisingly large number of spin-offs, although none of them were ever as popular as the original show.
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Why George Sr. Won't Cameo In Young Sheldon's Georgie And Mandy Spin-Off Again
George Sr. was a pivotal character on Young Sheldon, but don't expect to see him pop up on Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, not even in flashbacks.
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