Before Friends, Jennifer Aniston Appeared In A Sitcom Led By A Big Bang Theory Star
Prior to her breakout role as Rachel on Friends, Jennifer Aniston co-starred with The Big Bang Theory's Mayim Bialik on a failed early '90s sitcom.
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The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episode Being Used For Heartfelt Wedding Proposals
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia doesn't exactly scream 'romance,' but plenty of fans have had themed marriage proposals in honor of one of its best episodes.
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5 Best Adam Scott Movies & TV Shows To Watch After Severance
Wanting to watch more Adam Scott between seasons of Severance? Here are five of his best projects to check out if you haven't already.
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One Of The Best New Netflix Shows Of 2025 Has A Brilliant, Brutal Twist
BoJack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg has a promising new animated show for Netflix on the way, and its first episode alone includes a brutal twist.
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The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episode That Pays Homage To A Bruce Willis Movie
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia frequent includes homages to action movies, and this episode, which nods to a Bruce Willis classic, is a hilarious example.
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This Seinfeld Episode Made A Shockingly Accurate Prediction
Films and television shows often accidentally predict the future, but one episode of Seinfeld nailed a future sporting event with uncanny accuracy.
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12 Actors We Want To See In The White Lotus
The White Lotus has put together some incredible casts across three seasons of TV so far, but here are some actors we still want to see on the HBO series.
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The Pitt And Shrinking Are Properly Exploring A Devastating Ailment (And It's About Time)
TV shows haven't often presented dementia with both sensitivity and accuracy, but The Pitt and Shrinking have managed both.
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The Barney Stinson Detail From How I Met Your Mother That Makes No Sense
How I Met Your Mother's Barney Stinson is terrified of driving according to one season 2 episode, but it's a character trait that makes no sense.
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Ray Romano's Favorite Everybody Loves Raymond Episodes Will Leave You In Stitches
After rewatching the entirety of Everybody Loves Raymond, Ray Romano used a rating system to determine his picks for the sitcom's all-time best episodes.
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Where The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Ireland Scenes Were Actually Shot
When the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia characters made a trip from Philly to Ireland, here's where the cast members actually shot those episodes.
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Disney Canceled A High School Musical Spin-Off That Could Have Been A Generational Favorite
Before High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, the Disney Channel almost went with a totally different spin-off series.
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Larry David's Most Intimidating Date Inspired This Seinfeld Episode
Seinfeld co-creator Larry David often drew inspiration from his life for the show, including a not-so-pleasant encounter he had with a girlfriend's father.
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The Friends Cast Reunited Through This Hilarious Courteney Cox Sitcom
Many members of the Friends cast reunited with Courteney Cox on this sitcom which was also host to plenty of other guest appearances.
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Why Donald Glover's Troy Left Community
Here's the reason why Donald Glover's Troy character sailed off into the sunset on NBC's Community, according to Glover himself.
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Before Friends, Matthew Perry Starred In A Sitcom That's Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
Matthew Perry worked on a number of short-lived sitcoms prior to landing his big break with Friends, including this show (which has been largely lost to time).
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Britt Lower's Favorite Severance Season 2 Reveal Was Exactly What The Show Needed
Severance season 2 opened up the world of innies and outies, and star Britt Lower's favorite reveal involved her character's outie.
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The Big Bang Theory Creator Explains Why The Sitcom Wasn't Like Two And A Half Men
The Big Bang Theory creator Chuck Lorre realized early on that the series was very different from his earlier hit sitcom Two and a Half Men.
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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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