The Big Bang Theory Audiences Absolutely Loved One Leonard-Penny Moment
The Big Bang Theory fans showed their love for the show with their reactions to this season 1 moment featuring Penny (Kaley Cuoco) and Leonard (Johnny Galecki).
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Glenn Howerton Thinks This Early It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episode Is One Of The Best
What's the best episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia? Everyone probably has their own unique pick, including Dennis Reynolds actor Glenn Howerton.
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The 15 Worst Sitcoms Of All Time
There are bad sitcoms that rarely elicit a chuckle. Then there are downright awful and offensive sitcoms that are better left forgotten; here are 15 of 'em.
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This Chilly Netflix Sitcom With 100% On Rotten Tomatoes Will Keep You Hooked
If you're looking for a terrific show with lovable characters, a unique setting, and a special take on motherhood, this Netflix sitcom has you covered.
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MTV's First Original Series Was This Beloved Game Show
MTV might have launched as music television, but it's first original series is a closer reflection of the channel's current programming.
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This HBO Max Show Is Giving Conan O'Brien PTSD Because Of Its Accuracy
Conan O'Brien, who knows a thing or two about working in late night TV, says the accuracy of this HBO Max show is giving him PTSD.
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Where Is It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Filmed? Every Major Location, Explained
Want to retrace the steps of the Gang? Here's where the major locations of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia were filmed.
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A Hilarious Sci-Fi Series On Netflix Will Change How You Look At Aliens
One of the best original Syfy shows is now available on Netflix, and sci-fi fans will love it. Especially if they love aliens learning about humanity.
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Norm Macdonald's Forgotten Sitcom Is Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
The latest Norm Macdonald was beloved by comedians everywhere, yet a sitcom he starred in (for several seasons, at that) simply isn't readily available today.
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Despite its surreal elements, Swarm often feels distressingly real. Here's the lowdown on the TV series' unsettling real-world inspirations.
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Santa Clarita Diet Season 4: Will It Ever Happen?
Santa Clarita Diet is one of Netflix's best original shows, but will we ever see a fourth season after its sudden cancellation?
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The Parks And Recreation Cast Created A Fake TV Show That Sounds Perfect
Parks and Recreation is one of the best sitcoms of all time and we're begging them to follow-through on a fake show inside joke.
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5 Essential Bones Episodes That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
With nearly 250 episodes to choose from, here are our picks for the five Bones episodes that are essential for anyone who decides to give the show a look.
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What Does Nickelodeon Mean? The Name Of The TV Channel, Explained
No, Nickelodeon does not mean "I don't care about God." Here's what the children's network name actually means, and where it came from.
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Columbo Inspired A Hit Spin-Off Series With Carrie Preston
Poker Face isn't the only well-received, Columbo-inspired, modern 'howcatchem' murder mystery series out there, as there's also this spin-off show.
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One Early Big Bang Theory Moment Explains Sheldon Cooper Perfectly
An early interaction between Penny (Kaley Cuoco) and Sheldon (Jim Parsons) on The Big Bang Theory proved to be the key to unlocking the latter character.
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The Real Reason Why It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Is About A Bar
The original premise for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia didn't involve the show's characters running a bar, but it's a good thing that changed.
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The Real-Life Origins Of The Big Bang Theory, According To Co-Creator Bill Prady
When Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady were coming up with that idea that would become the long-running sitcom The Big Bang Theory, they drew on real life.
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The New Girl Character You Likely Forgot Reacher's Alan Ritchson Played
Long before he became Reacher, actor Alan Ritchson had a small but memorable part on the Zooey Deschanel sitcom New Girl.
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Severance Season 2's Finale 'Cold Harbor' Originally Had A Hilarious But Profound Title
Severance creator Dan Erickson initially gave the season 2 finale, 'Cold Harbor,' a much sillier title before his collaborators convinced him to change it.
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The Seinfeld Scene Julia Louis-Dreyfus Wishes She Could Reshoot
Julia Louis-Dreyfus has spoken highly about her time on Seinfeld as Elaine Benes, but there are still scenes she wishes she could do over.
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The Truth About Improv On The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Set
Here's how the actor/writer/producers approach improvisation on the set of the long-running comedy series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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Why A Brilliant Star Trek Parody On MTV Was Pulled Last Minute
MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch was all set to create a Star Trek parody that could have blown fans' minds, but it was scrapped at the last minute.
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Severance Made Major Changes To Mark's Innie After Adam Scott Signed On
Adam Scott played a crucial role in developing Mark's innie and outies on Severance, especially after he officially signed on for the series.
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The Simpsons Writers' Room Had An Important Rule In Place About Repetition [Exclusive]
There's a reason why you haven't seen a ton of storylines recycled in Springfield: The Simpsons writers' room had a limitation on repetition.
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This HBO Comedy Somehow Predicted Gigi And Bella Hadid's Secret Half-Sister
A canceled HBO comedy series predicted the recently-confirmed news of a third Hadid sister, because sometimes life imitates art.
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The opening credits for the King of the Hill reboot reveal things have changed in Arlen, and Bobby Hill is all grown up.
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