Suzanne Somers, Star Of Three's Company And Step By Step, Has Died At 76
Actress Suzanne Somers, best known for playing Chrissy Snow in Three's Company, has died at the age of 76 following a battle with cancer.
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The Frasier Guest Stars We Most Want To See In The Reboot
Frasier's original run saw an enormous and varied amount of guest stars, and we've hand-picked the very best that we want to see return for Paramount's reboot.
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Why Bones Was Canceled And Why We Should Blame Fox
Before streaming took off, Fox was notorious for setting shows up to fail. Even the network's hit series Bones could only avoid being canceled for so long.
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Pete Davidson's Hit Or Miss Saturday Night Live Hopped On The Taylor Swift Hype Train
Pete Davidson returned to host Saturday Night Live for the first time after leaving the series at the end of season 47, and yes, Taylor Swift was there too.
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Seinfeld Used A Season 9 Moment To Retcon Kramer's Original Pilot Name
Most of Seinfeld is drawn from real life, but Larry David's inspiration for the fan-favorite character Kramer almost cost him that name.
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Saturday Night Live Gives Pete Davidson His Own Version Of Barbie's Ken Song
Pete Davidson explores life's mysteries (like why women love him so much, and why no one watched his TV show) in Saturday Night Live's Barbie parody.
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M*A*S*H Star Loretta Swit Pitched Margaret's Best Story Arc Herself
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit became one of the show's very best characters, but she had to get involved with the writing to make sure Nurse Margaret rang true.
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One Futurama Actor's Improv Led To The Creation Of A Long-Running Character
Voice actor Phil LaMarr was just goofing off on the job, and that led to a memorable character in the ever-expanding Futurama universe.
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One Cast Member's Ailment Ended Up Making It Into A M*A*S*H Script
When M*A*S*H actor William Christopher came down with a serious illness, the show (especially Alan Alda) rallied around him.
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Don't Worry, Rick And Morty Fans: Justin Roiland's Replacements Sound Just Fine
Rick and Morty is back and better than ever without Justin Roiland. Fans of the show, no need to worry, his replacements are doing just fine.
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Ryan Reynolds Wants To Cameo In It's Always Sunny - And Rob McElhenney Has A Role In Mind
It's Always Sunny co-creator Rob McElhenney has become best friends with Ryan Reynolds, so when is he going to make a cameo on the series?
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Why T'Lyn Is Star Trek: Lower Decks' Most Important Addition To Season 4
All hail T'lyn, the best and most important addition to Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Revives A Classic Original Series Premise
This week's episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks bears more than a passing resemblance to the classic Original Series installment 'The Enemy Within.'
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Let's Talk About Cate's Big Reveal In Gen V Episode 5
This post contains spoilers for episode 5 of Gen V, Welcome to the Monster Club. Seriously. Big spoilers here. Only read this if you've watched the episode.
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Ya Know, X-5 Kinda Has A Good Point About Loki's Villainy In Season 2 Episode 2
The version of Loki who leads Loki season 2 did not commit the same atrocities as the Loki Thanos killed, but he still has a lot to reckon with in this show.
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Frasier's Back In Boston, And Already Poking Fun At Cheers
Kelsey Grammer's Frasier Crane first appeared in an episode of Cheers set in Boston. Now, decades later, the Frasier revival referenced that famous Cheers set.
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Nathan Fielder, Emma Stone, And Benny Safdie Get Weird In The Curse Trailer
The Curse trailer teases the latest project from magician/maniac Nathan Fielder, and fans of horror and comedy alike should watch out.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks' Big Villain Reunion Doesn't Go The Way You'd Think
Star Trek: Lower Decks fans may have expected a villainous team-up for the ages, but the writing team upends everyone's expectations in the process.
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Why Is Modern Star Trek So Nostalgic For Grapplers?
There's no reason for the crew on Star Trek: Lower Decks to be as enthused about grapplers as they are ... except for the fact that grapplers are just cool.
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Lower Decks Just Created The Most Powerful Villain In Star Trek History
There have been godlike entities on Star Trek before, but Badgey might be more powerful than any of them thanks to this week's Lower Decks episode.
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British Comedy Legend Nicholas Lyndhurst Is The Perfect Addition To The Frasier Reboot
While Nicholas Lyndhurst will never be able to replace David Hyde Pierce's Niles, the actor fits quite nicely into the new Frasier reboot series on Paramount+.
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The Beautiful Way The Frasier Reboot Mourns The Passing Of John Mahoney
John Mahoney died in 2018 and couldn't return for the Frasier revival, but the show found a touching way to pay tribute to the late actor and his character.
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The Simpsons Season 35 Pays Tribute To One Of TV's Greatest Dream Sequences
The first episode of The Simpsons season 35 pays homage to an all-time great episode of The Sopranos ... which might be based on an episode of The Simpsons.
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Seinfeld Reunion Or Reboot Or 'Something' Teased By Jerry Seinfeld
At a recent stand-up show in Boston, Jerry Seinfeld teased that he and Larry David have been working on "something" that addresses the ending of the series.
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Gen V's Funniest Concept Is One Of The Darkest Things In The Boys Universe
Sam, one of the Supe students in Gen V, has hallucinations that are both funny and unnerving.
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The Simpsons Season 35 Premiere Addresses A Long-Running Fan Question
Exactly how has Homer managed to hold onto his job as a nuclear safety inspector on The Simpsons? Thanks to the season 35 premiere, we now have an answer.
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One Drunken Scene In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Had Real Crowds Gathering
The cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are never afraid to cause a ruckus, and that was readily apparent while filming Dennis and Dee Go on Welfare.
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