How Gilligan's Island Stirred Some Chaos For The Real Coast Guard
Enough viewers believed the events of Gilligan's Island were happening for real to cause a headache for the Coast Guard.
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Why Cheers' Coach Goes Missing In Season 3 And Never Returns
Coach Ernie Pantusso (Nicholas Colasanto) was a big part of Cheers' heart in its early seasons before his deteriorating health forced him to leave the series.
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A Season 10 Moment In It's Always Sunny Had Glenn Howerton Cackling In Bloopers
Glenn Howerton couldn't stop cracking up at Danny DeVito's delivery of a certain line in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 10.
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Futurama Hid A Hard-To-Spot Reference To One Of The All-Time Rarest Star Wars Toys
Talk about a deep cut reference! The Futurama writers snuck a nod to an incredibly rare Star Wars toy -- the elusive Yak Face -- into one of their episodes.
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The It's Always Sunny Bon Jovi Cameo That Never Came To Be
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia failed to snag Bon Jovi for 'Dennis Reynolds: An Erotic Life,' although the episode was still replete with memorable cameos.
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Netflix's The Gentlemen Series Shares A Title With The Movie, But Does Its Own Thing
How does the new Netflix series The Gentlemen connect to the 2019 movie of the same name? The answer isn't too complicated.
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The Fallout TV Show Trailer Makes The Apocalypse Funny And Weird
The latest trailer for the Fallout TV show has arrived and the show looks as funny as the video games.
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Kate Winslet's Role In The Regime Had Her Taking An In-Depth Look At Trauma
Kate Winslet always studies and prepares for her projects, even researching trauma for her role as a paranoid authoritarian ruler in HBO's The Regime.
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Every South Park Season Ranked
It's time to go on down to South Park and have ourselves a time as we rank every season of the animated series from worst to best.
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One Bones Set Was Borrowed From A Short-Lived Kelsey Grammer Sitcom
A set from the forgotten Kelsey Grammer sitcom Back to You was one repurposed for an episode of Bones.
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The Only Major Actor Still Alive From The Beverly Hillbillies
The Beverly Hillbillies was one of the top-rated shows on TV during the 1960s, but now Eric Baer Jr. is the only member of the core cast still with us.
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Sydney Sweeney Shines And Bowen Yang Is Straight In A Supremely Satisfying Saturday Night Live
Euphoria and Madame Web star Sydney Sweeney made her hosting debut on Saturday Night Live, and she shined in an array of original and satisfying sketches.
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A Very Good Boy Is The Star Of Saturday Night Live's Air Bud Sketch
Sydney Sweeney courts the hot new basketball player in Saturday Night Live's Air Bud homage, which co-stars one of SNL's best-behaved animal actors.
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The Statue Of Liberty Saved Fry's Life In A Futurama Gag We Never Got To See
The pilot episode of Futurama went through a lot of different drafts, including one where the Statue of Liberty saves Fry from a nasty fall.
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Conquering Bender's Belch In Futurama Was A Matter Of One Very Simple Word
Bender's belching on Futurama sound disgustingly real, and that's because they are.
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The Best Episode Of Always Sunny Pays Homage To A Classic Horror Film
One of the best episodes of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a riff on Stanley Kubrick's horror classic The Shining involving Mac and Dennis.
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Married... With Children Holds An Important Role In Fox History
Married... with Children not only paved the way for the success of The Simpsons but also helped build the Fox Network foundation.
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Futurama's Creators Tried To Challenge Viewers With Hidden Clues In The Pilot
Futurama was written by nerds, for nerds, and the nerdy writers didn't hesitate to include hidden clues to an alien language puzzle in the pilot episode.
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A Deleted It's Always Sunny Scene Gave Rob Thomas' Cameo A Much, Much Darker Ending
Rob Thomas's cameo on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has a much darker ending in a deleted scene.
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Why Night Court's John Larroquette Put A Stop To His Emmy Wins In The 80s
John Larroquette won four straight Emmy Awards in the 1980s for playing Dan Fielding on Night Court. Here's why that award-winning streak came to an end.
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An Early Futurama Idea Would Have Made Bender's Speech A Lot Different
Bender on Futurama almost had a very different design based solely on a speech idea for the robot alcoholic.
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Why Fox Blocked An Innocent Married... With Children Episode From Being Aired
Due to some outrage, Fox blocked a Married With Children episode that turned out to be rather tame.
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How It's Always Sunny's Charlie Day Made One Uncle Jack Scene Even More Ridiculous
Uncle Jack's 'Nobody look!' became an all-timer moment on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia with a little help from Charlie Day.
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How The Mighty Boosh Shaped Wonka Director Paul King's Filmmaking Career [Exclusive]
Before Paul King directed Wonka and the Paddington movies, he directed every single episode of the cult favorite British comedy series The Mighty Boosh.
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Two Great Animated Shows Just Dropped New Seasons On Max – But WB's Marketing Sure Didn't Let You Know
Did you know the acclaimed animated shows Clone High and Jellystone! just premiered new seasons on Max? Because WB Discovery has barely bothered to tell anyone.
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The Only Major Actor Still Alive From The 1960's Addams Family Series
Most of the cast of 1960s The Addams Family TV show are no longer with us, but here are the remaining actors alive.
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Why Gilligan's First Name In Gilligan's Island Was Completely Scrapped From The Show
Quick question ... what the heck was Gilligan's first name on Gilligan's Island? Did he even have one? Let's investigate.
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