Wayne Knight Believes Seinfeld's Realistic Depiction Of Characters Contributed To The Show's Success
Wayne Knight, who played Newman on Seinfeld, thinks that the show was so successful because of how the characters were depicted so realistically.
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Boy Meets World's Anthony Tyler Quinn Initially Read For The Role Of Alan Instead Of Mr. Turner
Anthony Tyler Quinn was such a natural fit for the part of Mr. Turner that it may be surprising to learn that he auditioned for another Boy Meets World role. -
John Krasinski Credits The Office Costar Rainn Wilson With Giving Him The Push To Start Directing
Jim and Dwight's dynamic in "The Office" is iconic, and the actors' off-screen friendship also influenced John Krasinski's directorial career in a positive way. -
The Messed-Up Part Of The Office That Fans Are Happy To Ignore
Fans admit there are some messed-up parts of "The Office," especially regarding relationships — but they're also happy to ignore those issues. Here's why. -
Mila Kunis Wasn't A Huge Fan Of Her That '70s Show Wardrobe
Mila Kunis wasn’t a huge fan of her "That ‘70s Show" wardrobe. Here's what she had to say about it. -
The Office: Superfans Episodes Show That Andy Is Worse Than You Think
On Peacock, audiences can watch longer "The Office" episodes called Superfan episodes. The Superfan episode for "Product Recall" shows how terrible Andy is. -
Why Seinfeld Was So Creatively Satisfying For Julia Louis-Dreyfus
"Seinfeld" is regarded as one of the greatest sitcoms in TV history and star Julia Louis-Dreyfus has reflected on why the show was so creatively satisfying. -
The Community Movie Will Finally Roll Cameras In June
Community fans rejoice. It seems the movie of the beloved show is coming sooner than you might think — June to be exact. -
The Office: Superfan Episodes Show That Toby Tried To Tell Pam About His Crush In Season 3
On "The Office," Toby had a hilarious crush on Pam, and in an extended cut of one Season 3 episode, he almost told her how he felt. -
Is Monk's Cafe On Seinfeld A Real Restaurant?
Fans of "Seinfeld" are undoubtedly familiar with Monk's Cafe, Jerry's usual hangout. Here's a look at whether the restaurant is a real place you can visit. -
Why Sheldon's Intelligence Was A Double Edged Sword In The Big Bang Theory
Sheldon is extremely intelligent, but he exhibits other behaviors that "The Big Bang Theory" viewers sometimes find funny but can be perceived as troubling. -
Chuck Lorre Convinced Jim Parsons That Young Sheldon Was An Origin Story And Not A Spin-Off
When the idea for "Young Sheldon" was first conceived, Chuck Lorre had to convince Jim Parsons that the series would focus on Sheldon Cooper's origin. -
Full House's Dave Coulier Recalls The The One Scene That Had Him Cracking Up
"Full House" fans have a number of favorite scenes from the series, but one popular scene also happens to be the one that still makes Dave Coulier crack up. -
That '70s Show Fans Ponder The Possible Inclusion Of Kelso's Child Betsy In That '90s Show
"That '90s Show" is about to arrive on Netflix. Fans can't help but wonder if Betsy, Kelso's baby from "That '70s Show," will turn up on the new show. -
Seinfeld Storylines That Fans Can't Stand
Some folks consider it the greatest live-action sitcom of all time, but there are still some Seinfeld storylines that fans can't stand. -
Josh Radnor Would Gladly Appear On How I Met Your Father After Talking To Hilary Duff
He hasn't played the role of Ted Mosby since the "How I Met Your Mother" finale aired in 2014, but Josh Radnor would gladly appear on "How I Met Your Father." -
Young Sheldon Fans Are In Agreement Over Missy's Cringe-Worthy Date In Season 6 Episode 9
"Young Sheldon" fans unanimously agreed that Missy's movie date with Dean was uncomfortably awkward. -
John Krasinski Was Hired By The Office Three Weeks After Being Talked Out Of Leaving Acting By His Mom
John Krasinski's life could have been very different because he had made up his mind to quit acting right before he landed the gig on "The Office." -
The Understandable Reason Estelle Harris Didn't Enjoy Watching Seinfeld Reruns
Here's the understandable reason the late Estelle Harris didn't watch "Seinfeld" reruns. -
The Two That '70s Show Cast Members That Kurtwood Smith Was Closest With
Kurtwood Smith was on "That '70s Show" for eight seasons, and over that time, he grew particularly close to two important cast members. -
The Big Bang Theory Creator Chuck Lorre Struggled To Land The Tone Of The Show Because Of Two And A Half Men
Chuck Lorre, the creator behind sitcom hits "Two and a Half Men" and "The Big Bang Theory," explained how the former show made life difficult for the latter. -
Abbott Elementary's Lisa Ann Walter Weighs In On Melissa's Tender Moment In Season 2
Lisa Ann Walter's Melissa had a heartwarming moment on this week's episode of "Abbott Elementary" that proved how much the character cares for her students. -
Why Abbott Elementary Included That Fun Parent Trap Easter Egg
"Abbott Elementary" has a dedicated fanbase, and the show rewards those fans with various Easter eggs, including one referencing "The Parent Trap." -
How That '70s Show Filmed Its Iconic 360 Shots
How did That 70s show film its famous 360 scenes? The setup wasn't that complex, but the shots took skill to execute. -
Dave Coulier Got To Utilize His Real-Life Love Of Hockey In Full House's Nice Guys Finish First Episode
Dave Coulier had lots of reasons to love this episode of "Full House," and this one detail in particular influenced Uncle Joey's character in the whole show. -
Mila Kunis Confessed To Stealing A Set Prop From That '70s Show
"That '70s Show" fans have called for some props in the show to return in "That '90s Show." But one won't be returning and that's because Mila Kunis stole it. -
Seinfeld Star Wayne Knight Sides With Fans On The Series' Dissatisfying Ending
When it comes to that infamous "Seinfeld" series finale, Newman actor Wayne Knight is in agreement with disgruntled fans.
