Things Only Adults Notice In Young Sheldon
Young Sheldon isn't just a Big Banf Theory prequel and spin-off. It's a very different experience for adults and kids, as some things only adults will notice.
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Who Are The Women Who Spared A Square Of Real-Life Inspiration For Seinfeld's Elaine?
The iconic character of Elaine Benes on "Seinfeld" was inspired by multiple women in the lives of co-creators Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David. -
Friends' Continued Relevancy Is Mind-Blowing To Barry Actor Mitchell Whitfield
Mitchell Whitfield played Rachel's jilted groom, Barry, on "Friends," and he has enthused about how the show's continued popularity is "mind-blowing." -
New Girl: Jess & Nick's S3 Love Story Was Orchestrated By Prince (Yes, Prince)
Prince wasn't just one of the best "New Girl" guest stars - he was instrumental in helping craft the show's signature romance between Jess and Nick. -
The Bear: The Real Reason Sugar Calls Neil Fak Sweetie, My Love & Other Pet Names
They're not related by blood, but there's a very good reason "The Bear" always has Sugar refer to Neil and Richie by affectionate pet names. -
Zoey 101: What Happened To Kristin Herrera After Playing Dana Cruz?
Kristen Herrera played Dana Cruz on "Zoey 101." Fans may be wondering what happened to the actor when she left the show after only one season. -
The Seinfeld Fan Theory About Susan Faking Her Own Death Is All Wrong - Here's Why
One "Seinfeld" fan theory makes the claim that Susan faked her own death, but the show proves that this is all wrong for a number of reasons. Here's why. -
Seinfeld: Who Plays Susan & What Was The Last Role She Had On TV?
George's fiancé Susan is an iconic "Seinfeld" character. But you'll be surprised to hear how long it's been since the actor who played her last appeared on TV. -
Sanford And Son Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
The hit sitcom "Sanford and Son" featured a cast full of talented comedians. Here are the ones that are no longer with us today. -
Who Played Estelle On Friends & What Ray Romano Film Was She Recently In?
Among the numerous memorable side characters on "Friends" is Estelle, Joey's inept agent. Here's what else the character actress who plays her is known for. -
What We Do In The Shadows: Colin Robinson's Season 5 Arc Makes No Sense
Colin Robinson is the most consistently peculiar main character in "What We Do in the Shadows," but his Season 5 arc doesn't line up with the rest of his story. -
Tacoma FD: How Many Episodes Are In Season 4?
One of the most underrated sitcoms is back on truTV. So how many episodes are in "Tacoma FD" Season 4? -
What We Do In The Shadows: The Season 5 Ted Lasso Reference You Likely Missed
"What We Do in the Shadows" Season 5 features a fun homage to one of the most iconic props in "Ted Lasso," as the classic "Believe" sign makes an appearance. -
What We Do In The Shadows S5: Why Colin Robinson's Campaign Plotline Is His Best
Colin Robinson has had a lot of ridiculous plotlines on "What We Do in the Shadows," but his political gambit in Season 5 is completely perfect. -
What We Do In The Shadows Season 5 Proves How Dangerous Energy Vampires Are
Colin Robinson might be creepy, but "What We Do in the Shadows" shows that he and other energy vampires are also a much bigger threat than we thought. -
Friends: The Tragic Reason Behind Chandler's Season 7 Transformation Explained
There's a tragic reason behind Chandler's sudden Season 7 transformation in "Friends" and it's made all the more apparent by the use of the exact same attire. -
What We Do In The Shadows S5: Why Evie Is Back & What Her Return Could Mean
"What We Do in the Shadows" Season 5 expands the world of energy vampires and brings Evie Russell back to feed on our emotions. But what could her return mean? -
Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Trailer Puts The Spotlight On A Killer New Cast
The trailer for "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 is finally here, and fans just got a huge look at the show's set of brand new characters. -
Ryan Reynolds Is Bringing Back Alf (Yes, We're Serious)
In an absurdly random and hilarious turn of events, Deadpool himself, Ryan Reynolds, looks to be bringing back ALF, the '80s alien sitcom star. -
Young Sheldon: The Most Skippable Episode In Season 4
Although it features a number of big-name guest stars, this "Young Sheldon" Season 4 episode has a plot and a subplot that arguably make it worth skipping. -
The Big Bang Theory: The Season 10 Moment That Never Gets Old
"The Big Bang Theory" shared hundreds of memorable scenes with audiences over its 12-year run, but one Season 10 moment in particular will never get old. -
Futurama's Resurrection Ruins The Perfect Ending (& Shows Must Stop Doing This)
Maybe we shouldn't be celebrating Futurama's return, considering it already ended on a pitch-perfect note. -
TBBT: The Season 8 Moment That Never Gets Old
Season 8 of "The Big Bang Theory" features a slew of unforgettable moments, but this extreme reaction from Sheldon never fails to make us laugh. -
Ross And Rachel's Best Moment On Friends Still Hits All The Feels To This Day
The story of Ross and Rachel's relationship across 10 seasons of "Friends" includes many ups and downs. This memorable moment was what everyone wanted to see. -
Young Sheldon: The Most Skippable Episode In Season 6
Season 6 of "Young Sheldon" amps up the stakes and drama in the Cooper family, but this episode is mostly filler, with the payoff falling a bit flat. -
TBBT: The Season 11 Moment That Never Gets Old
"The Big Bang Theory" featured a moment in Season 11 that showcased the best parts of Amy and Sheldon's relationship. -
Full House: How Is Jesse Related To Danny Exactly?
"Full House" fans might still be wondering how Jesse and Danny are related. Here's a look at the relationship between the two main characters.
