Tina Louise Changed Her Mind About Gilligan's Island After A Moving Fan Encounter
Tina Louise didn't realize how much Gilligan's Island meant to people until she had a moving encounter with one of the show's fans.
Read MoreTina Louise didn't realize how much Gilligan's Island meant to people until she had a moving encounter with one of the show's fans.
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Read MoreBones and Sleepy Hollow's crossover remains one of the weirdest yet nevertheless fascinating crossovers in television history.
Read MoreA Gilligan's Island guest star would go on to play one of the all-time best James Bond movie villains after appearing on the sitcom.
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Read MoreKunal Nayyar's Raj was the only single main character on The Big Bang Theory by the time the show ended, but that was no mere accident.
Read MoreSeveral actors appeared as guest stars on Bones before going on to become much bigger names, including one of the stars of The Boys.
Read MoreEpisode 8 of season 2 of the Frasier revival follows in the footsteps of the original series and features a voice cameo from a legendary TV star.
Read MoreAgatha All Along has emerged as a highlight of Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, setting a Rotten Tomatoes record along the way.
Read MoreMatilda star Mara Wilson disappeared from Hollywood for over a decade after becoming a huge child star. Here's what she's been up to since then.
Read MoreLarry David walked away from being the showrunner of NBC's Seinfeld at arguably the show's creative peak. Here's why he made that decision.
Read MoreYoung Sheldon's Lance Barber is open to reviving George Cooper Sr. for the Big Bang Theory spinoff Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage on one condition.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks season 5 features a deep-cut reference to one of Star Trek's most bizarre pieces of spin-off merchandise.
Read MoreKaley Cuoco's comedy-mystery series The Flight Attendant only lasted for two seasons. Here's why it didn't return for season 3.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks season 5 has finally pulled back the curtain on Dr. Migleemo's species, and the details are as zany as you'd predict.
Read MoreA recent episode of the Frasier revival reunited Kelsey Grammer with one of his co-stars from a somewhat forgotten sitcom.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks season 5 has finally delivered a Klingon storyline that Trekkies have been waiting a long time to see.
Read MorePatrick Warburton, who played David Puddy on the hit sitcom Seinfeld, recently revealed his father was disappointed with his role on the show.
Read MoreCertain Family Guy episodes can get away with having a bad plot, but others not so much. Here are the show's five worst episodes ranked.
Read MoreA billboard in a new episode of The Simpsons references one of the show's greatest moments and sparks questions about the future of a beloved character.
Read MoreKaley Cuoco's character Penny was put through the wringer after 12 seasons on The Big Bang Theory, but her least favorite episode put her in a hairy situation.
Read MoreThe Simpsons season 36 pokes fun at a lesser-known Martin Scorsese movie in what might be one of the show's most hyper-specific parodies ever.
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