Kunal Nayyar Knows Exactly What Happens To The Big Bang Theory Characters After The Finale
While several spin-offs live on, the original Big Bang Theory series is over. So what happened to the main characters after the series ended?
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The Forgotten MTV Series That Was Like A Horror Version Of Brooklyn Nine-Nine
This tragically short-lived MTV horror-comedy series was a little like a cross between Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Reno 911, and What We Do in the Shadows.
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Chuck Lorre Had To Fight To Cast One Of Two And A Half Men's Main Actors
It's hard to imagine anyone else starring on Two and a Half Men, but show creator Chuck Lorre had to fight CBS for one of his lead actors.
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Why Someone Jerry Seinfeld Knew In College Sued The NBC Sitcom For $100 Million
Jerry Seinfeld was sued by an old friend after the massive success of his sitcom, and it's a story straight out of a Seinfeld episode.
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The Hilarious Family Guy Episode That Parodies HBO's Best Shows
In 2022, Family Guy writers set their sights on some of HBO's best shows, dropping the Griffin family into parodies of Succession, Game of Thrones, and more.
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Why Sheldon Cooper Always Knocks Three Times On The Big Bang Theory
Sheldon Cooper's famous triple knock was eventually given a canonical explanation on The Big Bang Theory, but the writers initially had a different idea.
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Why Adam Scott Found The Severance Season 2 Finale Heartbreaking
The Severance season 2 finale is pretty heartbreaking. According to Adam Scott, the episode's shooting conditions didn't make it any easier to film.
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The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Cooper Is Based On A Real Person
Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory is based on a real person, and that same person also inspired another character on the show.
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Why Melissa Rauch's Night Court Was Canceled By NBC
After three seasons, the Night Court revival featuring Melissa Rauch and original series cast member John Larroquette has been canceled by NBC.
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David Zaslav Killed A TV Sequel To Tucker And Dale Vs. Evil; Here's What It Would Have Been About [Exclusive]
The director of Tucker and Dale vs. Evil tells us about his planned TV sequel to the movie that was unceremoniously killed by David Zaslav.
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Adult Swim Might Have Canceled Its Hilarious Tim Robinson Sitcom
Despite Tim Robinson's ongoing success, one of the comedic star's less-known but still hilarious sitcoms on Adult Swim seems to have died a quiet death.
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The Peacemaker Season 2 Trailer Reveals A Surprise Appearance From A Green Lantern
John Cena is finally back as Christopher Smith in the trailer for Peacemaker season 2, the long-awaited new chapter in James Gunn's DC Universe series.
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15 Best Medical Shows Of All Time, Ranked
Medical dramas have been a staple of television for decades alongside police procedurals and legal dramas, and these are the best medical TV shows of all time.
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Why Modern Family Star Ariel Winter Disappeared From Hollywood
Ariel Winter was hilarious as the science-minded Alex Dunphy on Modern Family, but in recent years, she's been staying away from the limelight. Here's why.
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Poker Face Season 2 Fixes The Biggest Problem With Season 1
Rian Johnson's Poker Face season 2 is finally here and it wisely fixes a running problem from the first season, and we're pretty happy about that.
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The Poker Face Season 2 Premiere Reminds Us That Cynthia Erivo Is Far More Than Just Elphaba
Wicked star Cynthia Erivo is given the chance to play multiple characters in the premiere episode of Poker Face season 2.
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The Tina Fey Miniseries Taking Over Netflix Is Perfect For The White Lotus Fans
Tina Fey has a new Netflix series that's taken the streaming charts by storm, but it has a different vibe than many of her other shows.
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One Of Apple TV+'s Most Underrated Shows Is A Spin-Off Of A Canceled Comedy
Apple TV+ canceled one of its best comedy series, but the show's spirit lives on in its underrated (but deeply entertaining) spin-off.
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Beloved TV Shows With A Rough First Season
Some of the best TV shows ever didn't start out with a strong first season. The X-Files, Seinfeld, The Office, and many more needed time to become great.
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Did Seinfeld Invent A Popular Internet Meme? One Actor Thinks So
If you've ever taken a flight without the comfort of reading a book, listening to music, or watching a movie, you might have Seinfeld to thank.
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How To Watch Gilligan's Island In Order (Including The Movies)
The Gilligan's Island franchise extends well beyond Sherwood Schwartz's seminal sitcom. Here's the best way to go about watching Gilligan's misadventures.
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No, The Longest Running Sitcom Isn't It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is often labeled the longest-running live-action sitcom in history which is true ... for the United States.
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Severance's Dylan Has A Secret Connection To The Show's Creator
Dylan's (Zach Cherry) bizarre door factory job interview in Severance season 2 is based on show creator Dan Erickson's real-life work experience.
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Brian De Palma Once Tried To Write A Columbo Episode
Plenty of Hollywood heavy hitters worked on an episode or two of Columbo, but one Brian De Palma script for the series never made it to production.
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Praise Be: One Of The Best HBO Comedies Ever Has A Perfect Ending
The Righteous Gemstones series finale was the perfect send-off for Danny McBride's cast of lovable, terrible, evangelical weirdos.
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12 Best Sydney Sweeney Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
If you're looking for the best Sydney Sweeney movies and TV shows, we've got a good collection here that showcases the evolving star's incredible talents.
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Why Ron Howard's Richie Cunningham Left Happy Days
Richie Cunningham was a core part of the Happy Days ensemble, but Ron Howard's growing frustrations behind the scenes led to his departure.
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