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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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."
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Whatever Happened To Lucy From The Big Bang Theory?
Here's what Kate Micucci has been doing since her guest role as Lucy on "The Big Bang Theory."
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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.
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Josh Peck's Glowing Review Of His Time On Drake & Josh
Josh Peck has fond memories of his time working on Nickelodeon's "Drake & Josh," but he learned to appreciate the show more as he grew older and wiser.
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How Modern Family Could Have Been A Completely Different Show
Longtime fans and viewers of the iconic "Modern Family" comedy series may be shocked to discover how different the show could have actually been.
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How I Met Your Mother Creator Says The Limo Episode Took Forever To Shoot
"How I Met Your Mother" produced some iconic scenes, but series creator Carter Bays says the limo episode included scenes that were especially tough to shoot.
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Whatever Happened To Aziz Ansari After Parks And Recreation Ended?
While many fans may know the actor from "Parks and Recreation," whatever happened to Aziz Ansari after the hit show ended? Here's what the he's been up to.
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The Big Bang Theory Star Laura Spencer Admires Emily's Strong Presence
"The Big Bang Theory" featured many main characters throughout its run, and Laura Spencer appreciates the main character she played on the show for a season.
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The Quirky Story Behind How I Met Your Mother's 'Guys Guys Guys' Running Gag
There was an interesting and funny behind-the-scenes reason for the "Guys, guys, guys" running gag in iconic sitcom, "How I Met Your Mother."
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That '70s Show Rehearsals Hold A Special Place In Kurtwood Smith's Memory
Kurtwood Smith played an iconic TV dad in "That '70s Show" and the veteran actor has very fond memories of the show's interesting rehearsals.
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Elaine's First Seinfeld Appearance Is Straight Out Of A Larry David True Story
Did you know the storyline featured in Elaine Benes' (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) first "Seinfeld" episode is a page right out of co-creator Larry David's real life?
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Kurtwood Smith Credits That '70s Show's Character-Driven Story For Its 'Universal Appeal'
According to Kurtwood Smith, "That '70s Show" has achieved a universal level of appeal thanks to its character-driven nature
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Laura Spencer Loved The Big Bang Theory Fans' Supportive Energy During Live Tapings
TBBT fans are known for their enthusiasm, and Spencer loved it.
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The Entire Two And A Half Men Story Finally Explained
From Charlie Harper's apparent death to Jake's time in the army, we're breaking down the entire "Two and a Half Men" story.
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Young Sheldon's Annie Potts Much Prefers The Show's Single-Camera Format
Annie Potts had worked often on multi-camera sitcoms. The veteran actress much prefers the single-camera format of her latest show, "Young Sheldon."
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Young Sheldon's Zoe Perry Gets Physically Sore From Playing Mary's Rigid Character
"Young Sheldon" star Zoey Perry said that playing the character of Sheldon's mother made her sore because Mary Cooper is a bit of a stiff person.
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Why Rebecca From The Big Bang Theory Looks So Familiar
Rebecca played a prominent role in a single episode of "The Big Bang Theory" and fans may be curious if they know the actress from somewhere else.
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The Office's Ellie Kemper Enraged Zach Woods With Her Nasal Singing Between Takes
Ellie Kemper fair bit of singing between takes on "The Office," much to the annoyance of Zach Woods.
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The Saddest Death In Scrubs
"Scrubs" is one of the most loved TV sitcoms in history, but it's also packed with some very heartbreaking moments. This is the saddest death in "Scrubs."
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Sheldon's Most Compassionate Moment In The Big Bang Theory, According To Fans
The Big Bang Theory fans have opened up about what they think is Sheldon Cooper's most compassionate and honest moment.
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