Julia Louis-Dreyfus Thought Seinfeld Would Be Canceled Before Season 1's Finale
Julia Louis-Dreyfus did not have too much faith when "Seinfeld" first aired, believing the show would be canceled before it could truly take off.
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Why The Holistic Healer From Seinfeld Season 2 Looks So Familiar
Here are some of the films and TV shows where you may have seen Stephen Tobolowsky, who played the holistic healer Tor Eckman on Seinfeld. -
The Office: Superfans Episodes Show How Creed Is Even More Devious
"The Office: Superfans Episodes" provide an even greater glimpse into the depravity of Creed Bratton and just how insane he truly is. -
Kate Flannery Loved The Office's Move To Peacock Because Of The Deleted Scenes
Kate Flannery is best known for playing Meredith Palmer on NBC's "The Office," and the actor revealed why she loves the Superfan episodes on Peacock. -
Debra Jo Rupp Did Her Best To Preserve That '70s Show's Set
After recreating Point Place for That '90s Show, Debra Jo Rupp's collection of props from That '70s Show brought back the sense of nostalgia. -
Young Sheldon's Wyatt McClure Recalls A Hilarious Classroom Scene As His Favorite
Heading into Season 7, fans have many moments of "Young Sheldon" they can pick as favorites. However, Wyatt McClure thinks a classroom scene is the funniest. -
Jerry And Kramer's Hallway On Seinfeld Makes No Sense
After some careful analysis, fans have decided that Jerry and Kramer's hallway on Seinfeld makes no sense. Here's why it's been bending minds for years. -
Ghosts Star Asher Grodman's Role Prompted Him To Reject Pants In Real Life
CBS's "Ghosts" star Asher Grodman recalled an incident that shows how his pants-less ghost character, Trevor, has impacted his own comfort with pants. -
Sarah Silverman's Experience On Seinfeld Wasn't A Good One (Thanks To Michael Richards)
Sarah Silverman did not have the best time as a guest star on "Seinfeld." This was mainly due to Michael Richards' behavior toward her on set. -
Rose McIver Weighs In On Collaborating With The Crew On The Set Of Ghosts
"Ghosts" star Rose McIver explained how the strong collaboration between the cast and the crew is what gives the CBS series its comedic magic. -
Long Before TBBT, Jim Parsons Got His Start On A Long Forgotten 2000s Sitcom
Before gaining massive fame as Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory, Jim Parsons got his career started with a guest role on this oft-forgotten early 2000s sitcom. -
Why Seinfeld's Julia Louis-Dreyfus Didn't Want To Just Be 'The Girl' On The Show
In taking on the part of Elaine on "Seinfeld," Julia Louis-Dreyfus wanted to make sure she was playing a fully formed character and not just "the girl." -
The Only Two TV Credits President Jimmy Carter Booked (One Was A Beloved Sitcom)
Former President Jimmy Carter had two high-profile roles during his heyday -- one being on a major '90s sitcom. -
The Upsetting George Costanza Moment On Seinfeld That Didn't Age Well
While "Seinfeld" is regarded as one of the best sitcoms ever, it's not perfect. Here's an upsetting George Costanza moment on the show that didn't age well. -
Ghosts' Rose McIver Doesn't Get Many Chances To Improvise
"Ghosts" is a supernatural comedy, one where many of the cast members can improvise; however, that is not the case for Rose McIver, the lead of the show. -
What Ghosts' Rose McIver Thinks Jay Would Have As A Ghost Superpower
Being an immovable force of love and support is a pretty strong skill to carry into the afterlife, wouldn't you say? -
Brandon Scott Jones Knows Which Actor Nailed Their Ghosts Character From The Get-Go (And It Wasn't Him)
"Ghosts" has a huge, hilarious ensemble of silly spirits, and Brandon Scott Jones admits one of his co-stars nailed their character off the back. -
HIMYF's Sandy Rivers Sighting In S2 Episode 5 Got A Big Reaction From Fans
How I Met Your Father fans are excited to see reporter and personality Sandy Rivers return to the franchise for a brief cameo in Season 2 Episode 5. -
Ghosts' Rose McIver Only Watched The First Few Episodes Of The Original UK Show
"Ghosts" is a brilliant remake of a BBC show, but Rose McIver shared why she hasn't watched too much of the original show -- and how it helps her version. -
Paul Rudd Understandably Felt Like He Didn't Belong In The Friends Finale
In Paul Rudd fashion, the man who played Mike Hannigan in Season 9 of "Friends," can't help but joke that he wasn't a core character in the "Friends" finale. -
Not Everyone Loved Young Sheldon's Title
Steven Molaro was originally against calling the show "Young Sheldon," but he said that he and co-creator Chuck Lorre can laugh about it these days. -
Young Sheldon's Raegan Revord Considers Her Cast Members A Second Family
Missy actor Raegan Revord has grown up on the set of "Young Sheldon." It is no surprise, then, that she considers her cast members a second family. -
The Ending Of The Original Night Court Finally Explained
On "Night Court," Judge Harry Stone presided over the most bizarre cases Manhattan had. Her is the ending of the original "Night Court" finally explained. -
Young Sheldon's Lance Barber Explains What Makes Iain Armitage Such A Class Act
Young Sheldon's Lance Barber has nothing but enormous respect for co-star Iain Armitage, and he believes that the young actor is nothing short of a class act. -
The Big Bang Theory Writer Blames Friends For The State Of Sitcoms
By casting six attractive people, "The Big Bang Theory" producer-writer Eddie Gorodetsky thinks "Friends" sent the sitcom genre "backward" for a bit. -
Asher Grodman Says Ghosts' Pilot Is The Best He Ever Read
Ghosts star Asher Grodman, who plays Trevor, knew the series was good just by reading the pilot. He did, however, have some small concerns at the start. -
Tommy Chong Wants That '90s Show To Give People 'Hope For The Future'
Leo actor Tommy Chong hopes "That '90s Show" gives audiences a sense of optimism for the future.
