Spin City Cast: Where Are The Actors Now
Spin City starred Michael J. Fox for four seasons before Charlie Sheen took over for a bit. But what happened to the rest of the cast after the show ended?
Read MoreSpin City starred Michael J. Fox for four seasons before Charlie Sheen took over for a bit. But what happened to the rest of the cast after the show ended?
Read MoreWe've rounded up some of the best new toys and collectibles from your favorite movies and TV shows for this installment of the /Film 2025 Holiday Gift Guide!
Read MoreAside from being one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time, Friends is famous for having an annual Thanksgiving episode, and we ranked them all.
Read MoreThe first attempt at a Heathers TV series nearly got off the ground in the 1990s, at least until a bona fide smash hit of the decade ruined everything.
Read MoreA canceled 1990s sitcom that you probably forgot all about (if you even heard of it at all) once featured a cameo appearance from a Friends character.
Read MoreTéa Leoni, who eventually starred in movies like Deep Impact and Jurassic Park III, was the first choice to play Rachel on Friends.
Read MoreHalston Sage played Alara Kitan in The Orville season 1, but her subsequent departure from the sci-fi comedy series had nothing to do with off-screen drama.
Read MoreZooey Deschanel's quirky comedy New Girl lasted seven seasons, and we've gone ahead and ranked them all from worst to best.
Read MoreHappy Days gave rise to several spin-offs, including a mostly forgotten musical sitcom series that actually started off pretty well before quickly petering out.
Read MoreBefore Glen Powell became one of Hollywood's leading men, he was the least-famous actor in a star-studded horror TV series.
Read MoreIn this part of the 2025 /Film Holiday Gift Guide, we've got an amazing assortment of clothing, gear, home goods, and more from your favorite movies & TV shows.
Read MoreBefore Bob Denver was the titular star of Gilligan's Island, he played a character that was a massive influence on Scooby-Doo's best buddy, Shaggy.
Read MoreThe Garbage Pail Kids cartoon sounds like it would have been a disgustingly delightful time, but the entire show was canceled before it ever went to air.
Read MoreThe Simpsons had their debut on The Tracey Ullman Show and even killed off a character who never made their way to the animated series.
Read MoreDolly Parton is an entertainment mogul, but the single season of one of her most groundbreaking produced sitcoms is impossible to watch.
Read MoreAmerican remakes of British TV shows are nothing new. Two of the biggest '70s sitcoms were adapted from UK comedies, with some notable changes.
Read MoreKaitlin Olson is making waves in the ABC series High Potential, and if you'd like to check out more shows in the same vein, check these out.
Read MoreIf you've got a movie and TV lover on your shopping list, here's a collection of books that are worth gifting (or just buying for yourself) this holiday season.
Read MoreThe Running Man utilizes former SNL cast member/writer Martin Herlihy in a small supporting role, but another SNL star has a stealthy role in the movie too.
Read MoreSometimes an actor can completely transform a writer's words, which is precisely what happened when Michael Rooker got ahold of a scene in Peacemaker season 2.
Read MoreMatilda star Mara Wilson disappeared from Hollywood for over a decade after becoming a huge child star. Here's what she's been up to since then.
Read MoreOne of the most important sketch comedy shows in television history brilliantly subverted an old NBC tagline for its show title.
Read MoreSabrina Impacciatore quickly won White Lotus fans over with her turn as Valentina in season 2, and her most unexpectedly savage line was actually improvised.
Read MoreOne of Paul Walker's earliest roles is nearly impossible to watch as the short-lived syndicated sitcom never had a real home.
Read MoreLike Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Vince Gilligan's new show Pluribus is pulling out all the stops when it comes to style.
Read MoreIn season 28 of South Park, an artificial intelligence war goes too far as the show tackles deepfakes in a way that only South Park can.
Read MorePeacock has canceled Poker Face after two seasons, but creator Rian Johnson already has an, um, unorthodox plan for how to continue the show in season 3.
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