Larry David And George Costanza's Biggest Difference, According To Jerry Seinfeld
Is George Costanza (Jason Alexander) on Seinfeld really reflective of what Larry David is like in real life? Here's Jerry Seinfeld's take on the matter.
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The Rehearsal Calls Out Paramount+ For Cowardly Removing A Daring Nathan For You Episode
In The Rehearsal season 2, Nathan Fielder calls out Paramount+ for quietly removing one of the episodes of his old comedy show from the streaming platform.
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The Seinfeld Episode Julia Louis-Dreyfus Refuses To Watch
There's one specific episode of Seinfeld that co-star Julia Louis-Dreyfus has never watched, and she has a good reason for that.
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How The Gilligan's Island Cast And Crew Felt About The Show's Negative Reviews
Gilligan's Island creator Sherwood Schwartz was able to brush off the show's initial negative reviews, but one of the cast members wasn't thrilled about them.
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Can The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons Actually Play The Theremin?
In a memorable episode of The Big Bang Theory, Jim Parsons' character Sheldon Cooper plays a theremin in protest. But was he actually operating the instrument?
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Jason Isaacs Answers The White Lotus Season 3 Finale's Biggest Ratliff Family Question
If you're still wondering what happened to The Ratliff Family after The White Lotus season 3, star Jason Isaacs has the answer.
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How Much Would Jess's Apartment In New Girl Cost?
Jess's apartment on New Girl may have been just a bit out of her price range, considering she was making a teacher's salary.
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5 Characters Who Could Return In The White Lotus Season 4
The White Lotus creator Mike White has mentioned a possible 'all stars' season of his hit show. If that happens, here are the characters we'd love to revisit.
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The Seinfeld Storyline That NBC Executives Demanded (And Eventually Got)
NBC executives eventually got Seinfeld co-creator Larry David to include a particular storyline, though it didn't play out the way they'd expected.
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12 Actors Who Reprised Their Roles In Different Projects
Aside from sequels, there have been a number of instances where actors reprised certain roles in different projects, from commercials to crossovers.
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Why The Big Bang Theory Star Sara Gilbert Is Disappointed With Leslie Winkle's Arc
Leslie Winkler (Sara Gilbert) was a major player on The Big Bang Theory before disappearing from the show altogether. Here's Gilbert's take on what happened.
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Before Becoming A Horror Icon, Saw's Tobin Bell Showed Up In Seinfeld
Long-running TV shows with opportunities for guest appearances mean many horror icons have credits to their name on sitcoms like Seinfeld.
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A Gilligan's Island Star Turned Down The Show At First
One of the eventual members of CBS's Gilligan's Island ensemble cast turned down the show multiple times before essentially being begged by the network to join.
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Why Georgie And Mandy's First Marriage Has A Big Advantage Over Young Sheldon
Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage is a spin-off of Young Sheldon but the change in sitcom style is the show's superpower.
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The Netflix Medical K-Drama That Got In Hot Water For Misrepresenting A Disease
This Netflix K-drama is a generally effective blend of medical drama and situational comedy, save for the time it garnered controversy for its medical aspect.
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Jerry Seinfeld Came Up With One Iconic George Speech At The Last Minute
A now-famous George Costanza speech from a beloved episode of Seinfeld was put together at almost the last possible minute.
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Why CBS Canceled A Musical Comedy Starring Hugh Jackman After Just Two Episodes
Did you know Hugh Jackman once starred in a CBS musical murder mystery comedy series? Here's what led to the largely-forgotten show's cancellation.
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This Forgotten Sketch Comedy Show May Be The Weirdest TV Series Of All Time
This bizarre late-night show wasn't so much a traditional sketch comedy series as it was a collage or showcase of various forms of weirdness.
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Gilligan's Island Star Russell Johnson Hated Westerns For One Reason
Russell Johnson became a household name as The Professor on Gilligan's Island, even if he had the look of a country Western TV star.
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The Happy Days Changes That Saved The Show From An Early Cancellation
Happy Days faced some unexpected ratings turbulence early on in its run. Luckily, creator Garry Marshall knew just what to do to prevent it from being canceled.
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Saturday Night Live's 15 Most Controversial Sketches And Moments So Far
Saturday Night Live has sparked controversy intermittently in its 50-year history, and these are the show's most controversial sketches and moments.
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12 Seinfeld Episodes That Aged Poorly
As iconic as "Seinfeld" may be, it's very obvious that some of parts and episodes of the series have aged terribly. Here are 12 prime examples.
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This Is Your Chance To Live In Frasier's Actual Apartment (If You're Rich)
You may not be able to live like Dr. Frasier, but you can now buy most of the actual Frasier apartment set ... for a (pretty steep) price.
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Why Adult Swim Canceled Aqua Teen Hunger Force
Aqua Teen Hunger Force was popular and cheap to make, which is why its creatives were baffled when Adult Swim canceled the bizarro animated series.
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How Much Would It Cost To Buy The Bar From Cheers?
If you want to open a spot where everybody knows your name, you might need to win the lottery. Here's how much it would cost to buy the bar from Cheers.
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Why Annie Potts Ignored The Big Bang Theory When She Joined Young Sheldon
Meemaw was a key part of The Big Bang Theory, but Annie Potts avoided drawing from that show while playing the younger Meemaw on Young Sheldon. Here's why.
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Why Jeffrey Dean Morgan Left Shameless So Quickly
Season 4 of Shameless primed fans for Jeffrey Dean Morgan to play a major role moving forward, but he was gone by the time season 5 rolled around. Here's why.
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