The Office Character That Fans Wanted To See Get More
There is one character that appeared in the final season of The Office who some fans believe deserved better.
Read MoreThere is one character that appeared in the final season of The Office who some fans believe deserved better.
Read More"New Girl" featured plenty of memorable characters across its seven-season run, but the show totally forgot about one notable figure after their Season 3 debut.
Read MoreThe late Michael K. Williams got a few guest appearances on one of the funniest (and most underrated) sitcoms of all time.
Read MoreSince her hit sitcom 'Malcolm in the Middle' made its final bow, Jane Kaczmarek has been acting on her own terms and killing it.
Read More"The Office" wrapped in 2013 — closing out nine glorious seasons. One scene in those nine seasons was especially emotional for John Krasinski.
Read More"The Office" was a fairly down-to-earth show. However, there's one surprising moment that required some special effects.
Read MoreRed Forman has a lot of great moments on "That '70s Show." But one scene takes the cake above all others.
Read MoreLike all actors, Steve Carell had to find another way to pay the bills when he was just starting out.
Read MoreJenna Fischer, who starred as Pam Beesley on "The Office," almost quit acting before she auditioned for the life-changing role on the NBC sitcom.
Read MoreFans wished Bearclaw appeared in more often in New Girl because his wild personality would have been fun in later seasons.
Read MoreOn "The Big Bang Theory" Sheldon Cooper, played by Jim Parsons, is almost incapable of keeping a secret but this was his biggest one he kept hidden for a while.
Read More"That '70s Show" covered a lot of ground over the course of its eight seasons, but there's one storyline that never got going -- disappearing completely.
Read MoreGlenn Quinn, who played Mark Healy in Roseanne, was only 32 years old when he died in 2002.
Read MoreOn "That 70's Show" Luke Wilson plays Casey Kelso, older brother of Ashton Kutcher's character Michael Kelso. After Season 4, Casey rarely appears again.
Read MoreThe cold open for "The Office" Season 5 episode "The Duel" features Michael and Dwight running in front of a speed camera. Here's how the scene came to be.
Read MoreHere's the Big Bang Theory fan who had shown up to all 279 tapings during the show's 12-season run.
Read MoreWith 201 episodes, "The Office" has had a lot of cold opens. While many are memorable, one really brings out the laughs -- as it stands above the rest.
Read MoreThe characters on "Parks and Recreation" tormented Garry Gergich for the whole show, calling him by the wrong name Jerry for years, but this scene went too far.
Read MoreWhen "The Office" first debuted in 2005, audiences could have never predicted what a massive hit it would become. Maybe that's why the pilot looks so different.
Read MoreThese characters would be nothing without their actors, and some observant fans have noticed an interesting trend among some of the characters on "The Office."
Read MoreDowning drinks made with "equal parts scotch, absinthe, rum, gin, vermouth, triple sec, and two packs of Splenda," Meredith Palmer quickly becomes intoxicated.
Read MoreCarlos Mencia seemed to fall off the face of the Earth around 2008. It seems as though he hasn't done much in mainstream comedy over the last decade or so.
Read MoreThere is one character from Season 1 of "Ted Lasso" who remains the very definition of enigmatic, however: the guitar whiz Cam Cole.
Read MoreRon Swanson is a mysterious figure on "Parks and Recreation," but we may have cracked the code on a secret obsession of his that the show doesn't fully reveal.
Read MoreA lot of plotlines from "The Office" got scrapped. One, in particular, only happened because fans wanted an alternative ending.
Read MoreThe Office subreddit recently held a March Madness-style bracket to determine what was the cringiest moment in all nine seasons
Read MoreWith so many sitcoms out there, how do you choose what to watch? By reading this list! These are the funniest sitcoms in TV history.
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