In 1995, Fisher Stevens guested on "Friends" as Phoebe's boyfriend Roger, and as he later admitted, he was just as unpleasant in real life as his character.
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"Star Trek" actor LeVar Burton made cameos on "The Big Bang Theory" as a fictionalized version of himself, highlighting a friendship with Sheldon.
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"Young Sheldon" fans might be interested to learn just how Iain Armitage got his name from a veteran actor and Hollywood legend.
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Julie Adams was the first actor to play Mary Simpson on "The Andy Griffith Show," close to eight years after she made her name in a classic monster movie.
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In Season 8 of "Friends," Ross begins dating Mona. Here's how the actress who played her remembers her time on the show and how fans feel about the character.
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This workplace comedy about three teachers trying to navigate their jobs in the school system has found new life on HBO Max.
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Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful sitcom. Here's the untold truth of Gilligan's Island.
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From forgotten duds to cult classics, here are the real reasons these '00s sitcoms you know and, well, maybe don't love but vaguely remember got canceled.
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"Friends" aired on NBC for a decade, but a shortened final season means the iconic sitcom produced fewer episodes than you might have thought.
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Brad Pitt's "Friends" cameo is one fans of the sitcom fondly remember, but an episode from an earlier season puts it in a slightly different light.
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Charlie is a notable love interest of Ross' toward the end of "Friends," but their love story is interrupted by Charlie's ex-boyfriend. Here's who played him.
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When did Professor Farnworth's Enlarging Ray first appear on "Futurama," and why don't any of the characters remember seeing it before even though fans do?
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Cole Sprouse played Ben Geller, Ross' son with his ex-wife, on the NBC sitcom "Friends," and he's had a productive acting career in the years since then.
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In the "Seinfeld" episode "The Chaperone," Kramer spoils Jerry's date with Miss Rhode Island. The actress who played her has since had a very successful career.
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The Barenaked Ladies' theme song for "The Big Bang Theory" resulted in the band going to court. Here's why.
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Emily - Ross' love interest in Seasons 4 and 5 of "Friends" - was played by British actress Helen Baxendale. Here's how her time on the show affected her.
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There's a very subtle "Mean Girls" reference in the air date for the "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 finale - what is it, and what does it mean?
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"Modern Family" character Claire Dunphy was nearly brought to life by another major sitcom star before the role ultimately went to Julie Bowen.
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Episode 2 of "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 features several easy-to-miss, humorous references to some of Paul Rudd's most beloved movies.
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"1917" director Sam Mendes and "Veep" creator Armando Iannucci are teaming up to create "The Franchise," HBO's next big comedy.
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There's a fan theory circulating about two characters on "Only Murders in the Building" Season 3 - specifically, could they maybe be related?
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There are a ton of new actors in the third season of "Only Murders in the Building," including Ashley Park. So where have you seen this actress before?
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A key creative decision early in the development of "Modern Family" cut a major plot point and altered the future of the series going forward.
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A moment in a controversial "Seinfeld" episode features Jerry, George, and Kramer assembling their respective alter egos à la the Avengers and hilarity ensues.
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The ending of "Veronica Mars" Season 4 leaves plenty of room for future adventures -- but will Season 5 ever happen? Here's everything we know.
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Rena Sofer was one of many memorable "Seinfeld" guest stars during the sitcom's run. Here's what happened to her after her episode aired.
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HBO has officially given a series order to "The Franchise," a new half-hour comedy starring "The Boys" actor Aya Cash. Here's what viewers should know.
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