A Seinfeld Guest Star Played A Part In Naming Curb Your Enthusiasm
One of Seinfeld's most notable guest stars played a crucial role when it came to naming co-creator Larry David's follow-up series, Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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15 Most Underrated TV Shows On Prime Video
Amazon has plenty of great TV shows that have flown under the radar, so we've assembled the most underrated TV shows on Prime Video.
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Why The Venture Bros. Creators Hate The Ending Adult Swim Gave Them
The Venture Bros. was abruptly canceled after 7 seasons, and the creators were not happy with the way the show was originally going to end.
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Why Bob Dylan Left His Slapstick HBO Sitcom Idea Right After It Was Greenlit
The story of how Bob Dylan conceived and then swiftly abandoned the idea of making a slapstick HBO sitcom is pretty bizarre, even by Dylan's standards.
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The Bones Actor You Likely Forgot Guest-Starred On The Simpsons
Years after Bones paid tribute to The Simpsons during its run, the animated sitcom repaid the favor by featuring one of the show's leads as a guest star.
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This Unofficial Frasier Video Game Lets You Play The Show's Greatest Hits
Frasier, unsurprisingly, never got an official video game adaptation. However, this unofficial version is everything the sitcom's fans could've asked for.
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SNL Puts A Hilarious Spin On The Time Travel Of Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Saturday Night Live spoofs '80s classic Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure in a sketch with two historical figures who don't like history all that much.
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The White Lotus Season 3 Almost Took Place In These Other Countries
Before Mike White settled on Thailand for season 3 of The White Lotus, there were other countries in contention for the latest iteration of the mystery satire.
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Ben Stiller Directed This Awesome Sci-Fi Pilot Starring Jack Black And Owen Wilson
Ben Stiller once directed a fascinatingly odd sci-fi series pilot starring Jack Black and Owen Wilson. Alas, it was apparently too weird for network executives.
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Before Severance, Adam Scott And Britt Lower Starred In A Canceled Sitcom... As Spouses
Severance isn't the first show to star Adam Scott and Britt Lower. In fact, they actually played a husband and wife on this short-lived sitcom.
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Why Glenn Howerton Almost Left It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Fans of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia remember when Glenn Howerton briefly stepped away from the show, but he was actually considering leaving much earlier.
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Why Hulu Canceled How I Met Your Father
Here's why Hulu's How I Met Your Father failed to match its parent show's longevity, lasting just two seasons before getting canceled in 2023.
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Bob Denver Once Explained Why The Humor On Gilligan's Island Doesn't Wear Out
Gilligan's Island is an incredibly dumb show [complimentary], but star Bob Denver thinks that might be the key to its longevity.
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The Only Episode Of Columbo To Be Directed By Peter Falk
Peter Falk primarily focused on acting rather than directing Columbo, although he did call the shots on one episode (and wound up writing a different one).
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All The Community Paintball Episodes, Ranked From Worst To Best
There's no such thing as a bad paintball episode of Community, but some are notably better than others. Here's how we ranked them.
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The Big Bang Theory's Kunal Nayyar Was Blown Away By One Detail On The Show
Kunal Nayyar, who played Raj Koothrappali on the long-running sitcom The Big Bang Theory, was very impressed by one specific production detail.
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Poker Face Season 2 Review: Natasha Lyonne's Crime Caper Is Still TV's Ultimate Comfort Watch
In its second season, Rian Johnson's murder mystery series Poker Face is a sheer joy to watch and TV's ultimate comfort viewing. Here's our review.
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The Best New Streaming Comedy Of 2025 Hates AI As Much As You Do
The Kool-Aid Movie is in crisis (again) in The Studio episode 7, which leads to some timely commentary on Hollywood's seduction by AI.
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A Seinfeld Actor Tried To Pitch His Own Spin-Off (And It Sounds Awful)
A notable supporting player on Seinfeld came up with a pitch for their own spin-off sitcom. However, it's probably for the best that it never happened.
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White Collar Reboot: Everything We Know So Far
Thanks to the Suits renaissance, another USA Network series, White Collar, is getting a reboot. Here's what we know about the show so far.
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12 Best TV Shows Like The Summer I Turned Pretty
Adapting Jenny Han's books has been a hit for Prime Video, and if you want more, we've got a list of TV shows like The Summer I Turned Pretty worth watching.
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One Seinfeld Star Made The NBC Sitcom A Success, According To Jerry Seinfeld
It's hard to imagine Seinfeld without the four main characters, but Jerry Seinfeld believes one performance was the glue that held the show together.
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The Office's Creative Team Had An Episode Written Just For Emergencies
A written but never-made episode of the hit sitcom The Office was always mentioned as a potential backup in case of emergencies.
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One Of The Best TV Shows About Ghosts Doesn't Involve Any Horror
This American remake of a British series takes a premise that could've made for a creepy horror show and uses it as the basis for a zany sitcom instead.
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How Much Would Logan Roy's Apartment In Succession Cost?
Logan Roy has immeasurable wealth on Succession, so much so it's hard to fathom how much his NYC penthouse would cost. Luckily for you, we have the answer.
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The 10 Most Controversial K-Dramas Of All Time
K-dramas have occasionally stirred up controversy in Korea for a variety of reasons. Here are some of the most controversial K-dramas of all time.
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Why Penny Was The Only Big Bang Theory Character Name-Dropped In Young Sheldon's Series Finale
Sheldon and Amy were the only characters from The Big Bang Theory to be seen on Young Sheldon but it was Penny, not Leonard, who was mentioned in the finale.
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