The Only Actors From The Monkees Still Alive Today
Here are the four actors from the 1960s sitcom "The Monkees," including the sole surviving member of the titular band, who are still alive as of this writing.
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The Only Main Actor Still Alive From The Cast Of The Andy Griffith Show
Airing in the 1960s, it sadly makes sense that most of "The Andy Griffith Show" cast has passed away -- in fact, there's only one cast member still with us. -
M*A*S*H - The Strange Story Of Radar's Teddy Bear & What Happened To It
Radar O'Reilly's teddy bear was a staple on "M*A*S*H," but what happened to the unnamed stuffed companion of the 4077th's most innocent character? -
5 Beloved Sitcoms Like The Big Bang Theory That Launched Multiple Spin-Offs
"The Big Bang Theory" isn't the only sitcom to have had life after its initial run ended. Here's a look at few other sitcoms that also spawned spin-offs. -
A Bachelor Contestant Has Ties To Donald Trump & Reddit Has A Lot To Say About It
Fans have discovered that "The Bachelor" Season 28 contestant Marlena Haddad used to work in Donald Trump's White House, and comments quickly got heated. -
Pfizer's Commercial With Martha Stewart Spoofs This Classic Ad Campaign
Pfizer's January 2023 commercial with Martha Stewart promoting its COVID-19 booster for the Omicron variant spoofs this classic ad campaign. -
Why Frasier's Famous First Wife Has Been Played By 3 Different Actors
Frasier's first wife, Nanny G, was introduced in "Cheers" and brought back twice in the spin-off "Frasier," each time played by a different actor. -
Why The Tin Man From The Wizard Of Oz Was Originally So Disturbing
When it comes to total horror, flying monkeys don't hold a candle to the Cronenbergian nightmare fuel that is L. Frank Baum's original version of the Tin Man. -
What Happened To Donna Reed After It's A Wonderful Life?
Donna Reed won hearts as Mary Bailey in the Christmas classic "It's a Wonderful Life" -- here's how she spent the rest of her career in Hollywood. -
This Wizard Of Oz Theory Changes Everything About Dorothy's Fate
A "Wizard of Oz" fan theory speculates why Dorothy never meets an alternate version of herself during her adventure in the classic fantasy film. -
What Is The Longest Running TV Show In History?
Television fans may be surprised to find out the identity of the longest-running series of all time, which even outpaced "Gunsmoke" and "The Simpsons." -
This Gross Theory About Willy Wonka's Secret Candy Recipe Changes Everything
Willy Wonka's mysterious and eccentric nature constantly fuels fan theories online. One such example deals with the character's secret candy recipes. -
Elf Casting Director Has The Perfect Will Ferrell Replacement For A Remake
Susie Farris, the casting director for the 2003 Christmas classic "Elf," says she would cast another SNL alum as Buddy the elf if there were a remake today. -
Matthew Perry's 5 Snarkiest Chandler Bing Quotes From Friends, Ranked
For 10 seasons, the late Matthew Perry was the king of sarcasm on "Friends" as Chandler Bing. Here are five of the character's snarkiest remarks. -
Tom Brady's Hertz Commercials: Every Familiar Daytime TV Trope Explained
Tom Brady appears in a new series of commercials for Hertz that include elements from popular daytime television talk shows. Here are a few you might notice. -
Who Else From Saturday Night Fever Is In John Travolta's Santa Claus Commercial?
John Travolta plays Santa in a "Saturday Night Fever"-themed commercial, reuniting with one of his co-stars from the classic '70s film. -
How Matthew Perry Saved John Stamos During A Humiliating Friends Moment
After John Stamos got crickets during his "Friends" guest spot, Matthew Perry stepped up to hype up his friend and save him from the awkward moment. -
How Many Beatles Movies Are There & Which Ones Can You Watch Online?
The Beatles didn't just make music; John, Paul, George, and Ringo also starred in a handful of movies, most of which can be found online today. -
The One Friends Actor The Show's Director Didn't Think Was Funny
"Friends" had some iconic guest stars and a prominent cast of supporting characters. However, one character just wasn't funny to a longtime series director. -
What Is The Relationship Between Joey And Alex In His Friends Spin-Off?
Longtime "Friends" fans may be interested to learn more about Joey's core relationships in his spinoff, specifically his connection to Alex. -
Friends: How Old Were The Cast Members In Season 1?
Given that "Friends" was once described as a "hot show for Generation X," how old were the show's main cast members at the time of its 1994 debut? -
What Legendary TV Theme Song Makes That Frosted Flakes Commercial Grrreat?
This new Kellogg's commercial features people eating their Frosted Flakes in some strange situations but set against a familiar TV show theme song. -
Mattel CEO Shoots Down An 'Odd' Barney Movie Rumor
Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz has shot down the rumor that the Daniel Kaluuya-produced "Barney" will be dark and angsty, saying, "It will not be an odd movie." -
Bachelorette's Tyler Cameron Admits The Special Forces Cast Gets 'Stripped Down'
"The Bachelorette" star Tyler Cameron opens up about his experience filming the competitive reality series "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test." -
Friends: Are There Really Two Different Versions Of The Show?
You may think you've seen every episode of "Friends," but original versions, syndication, DVDs, Blu-rays, and streaming mean there may be parts you've missed. -
Why Was Doc Adams Replaced On Gunsmoke?
Although he was only temporarily away from the classic show, "Gunsmoke" star Milburn Stone and his character, Droc Adams, was briefly replaced by someone else. -
How Old Is Barbie? It's Complicated
A question as simple as 'how old is Barbie?' has a lot of complications tied to the answer, like the fact that she was born already 19 years old.
