Niles Was Barely A Character When David Hyde Pierce Auditioned For Frasier
When David Hyde Pierce joined the Frasier cast, the Niles we know and love wasn't quite there yet.
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Frasier's Jess Salgueiro Didn't Really Respect Sitcoms Until After Her First Episode
Frasier star Jess Salgueiro admitted to being a snob toward sitcoms until she actually worked on one.
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The Bloody Always Sunny Injury That Had Kaitlin Olson's Bone Exposed
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Kaitlin Olson is more than a little injury-prone on set, but Sweet Dee wouldn't be the same without her physical comedy.
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Futurama Animators Are Faced With The Same Challenge Every Couple Of Seasons
Futurama has often returned to a single important day in 1999. Here's how the show's animators approach the challenge of depicting that familiar setting.
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Frasier's Four-Legged Cast Members Caused Quite A Bit Of Chaos Behind The Scenes
The Frasier cast and crew learned the hard way just how true that adage about never working with animals or children really is.
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How One M*A*S*H Cast Member's Role Carried Over Into Real Life
Mike Farrell played surgeon B.J. Hunnicutt for eight seasons on M*A*S*H, but in 1985, the actor's role on TV suddenly got a little bit more real.
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The Twilight Zone Dropped The Ball On Their Only Chance To Work With Buster Keaton
Buster Keaton is a legendary performer, but his episode of The Twilight Zone is one many wish could be forgotten.
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Cheers' Final Send-Off Had The Cast In A Disastrous Drunken State
Cheers may have been where everybody knows your name, but the cast seemed so drunk they could barely remember they were on TV during the final Cheers send-off.
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Charlie Day Made A Small But Historic Change To It's Always Sunny's Pepe Silvia Speech
The name Pepe Silvia was the result of a misreading - not by Charlie on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia but by actor Charlie Day himself.
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The Murderous Futurama Christmas Episode That Fox Initially Banned
A Christmas episode of Futurama scared Fox executives enough that they initially banned it. How naughty of them.
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The It's Always Sunny Episode That Had Charlie Day Worried About The Cameraman
Steadfast It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cameraman Adam Sklena was a huge part of what made the classic episode 'Charlie Work' a success.
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This Simpsons Batman Parody Has An Undeniable Similarity With A Real DC Comic
A Simpsons story in which Smithers tries to humor Mr Burns' Batman fantasies played out between Bruce Wayne and Alfred in the original comics.
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Why Frasier Never Showed Niles' Wife Maris, According To David Hyde Pierce
Frasier recreated a running gag from Cheers by never showing Niles' wife, Maris - but David Hyde Pierce says that wasn't the writers' original intention.
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Cheers Based Sam And Diane On One Of Old Hollywood's Most Famous Couples
Sam and Diane was Cheers' most electrifying couple, probably because they were based on the numerous pairings of Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn.
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Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 12 Trailer Teases The Final Season For Larry David's Comedy Series
Larry David is finally saying farewell to his fictional counterpart in the final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Check out the trailer here!
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Donald Glover And Maya Erskine Go From Spies To Lovers In The New Mr. And Mrs. Smith Trailer
The trailer for Prime Video's Mr. and Mrs. Smith series promises a fresh spin on the original film, with Donald Glover and Maya Erskine leading the way.
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Peacock's Ted TV Series Review: Seth MacFarlane Puts An Irreverent, Modern Spin On The '90s Sitcom
Seth MacFarlane is bringing his raunchy teddy bear Ted to Peacock with a prequel series focusing on his experiences with his buddy John in high school.
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One Thing M*A*S*H Got Wrong Was Marvel Comics History
M*A*S*H featured a handful of references to Marvel Comics, but their inclusion was anachronistic to the time period.
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The Passive-Aggression Strikes Again: Our Flag Means Death Canceled After Two Seasons
David Jenkins' acclaimed queer pirate comedy series Our Flag Means Death has been canceled after two seasons on Max.
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How Netflix's Beef Made Golden Globes History
Netflix's road rage comedy drama Beef had multiple Golden Globes wins last night, with star Ali Wong making history in her category.
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Where To Stream Succession, Which Just Dominated The Golden Globes
HBO drama Succession swept the Golden Globes, and all four seasons are now available to stream from a variety of platforms.
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M*A*S*H Cut What Would Have Been A Hilarious From Here To Eternity Parody
Nurse Kellye got a big make-out parodying From Here to Eternity in a deleted scene from the M*A*S*H series finale.
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McLean Stevenson Learned His M*A*S*H Character Was Beloved The Hard Way
M*A*S*H fans loved McLean Stevenson as Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake but weren't as dedicated when he left the show to pursue his own series.
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The 10 Best Episodes Of Tiny Toon Adventures, Ranked
Tiny Toon Adventures was one of the best animated shows of the 1990s. Here's our ranking of the 10 best episodes.
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A Lot Of Trust Went Into One Of The Best Episodes Of M*A*S*H
The M*A*S*H episode 'The Interview' broke the TV mold, pushing the medium beyond its established boundaries and yanking on viewers' heartstrings.
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The It's Always Sunny Cast Faced A Big Challenge When Writing The Child Pageant Episode
The biggest challenge for the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cast and crew is coming up with twisted but valid reasons for the gang's ludicrous antics.
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Why The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Cast Had Some Concerns About Fat Mac
His costars couldn't help but worry about Rob Elhenney's health when he took extreme measures to become Fat Mac on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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