The Decision That Took That '70s Show Off The Rails
One creative decision on "That '70s Show" proved especially unpopular and perhaps even doomed the sitcom to its ultimate end.
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What The Witcher Fans Would Love To See In A Sitcom Version Of The Show
A sitcom version of "The Witcher" would certainly introduce a decidedly different tone to the successful fantasy series. You can't say it wouldn't be amusing.
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Whatever Happened To Steve Urkel From Family Matters?
He was expressing theories about the Big Bang on a network sitcom years before it was cool, but whatever happened to Steve Urkel from Family Matters?
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The Popular Teen Drama That Got Chris Pratt Cast In Parks And Recreation
Here's which teen drama led to Chris Pratt's time playing Andy Dwyer in "Parks and Recreation."
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The Hilarious Deleted Parks And Recreation Scene That Fans Wish Was Canon
Fans on Reddit have expressed disappointment that a well-loved cut scene from Season 7 of "Parks and Recreation" isn't technically canon for the series.
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Will We Ever See The Big Bang Theory Cast In A Reunion Special?
While fans are thrilled knowing a book the entire cast collaborated on is coming, it also raises the question "Will we see a 'Big Bang Theory' cast reunion?"
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The Arrested Development Character You Likely Forgot Richard Belzer Played
Richard Belzer has played "Law & Order" favorite Detective Munch in a number of shows, but you may have forgotten that one of them is "Arrested Development."
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The Roseanne Character You Likely Forgot Young Sheldon's Zoe Perry Played
Zoe Perry, who plays Mary Cooper on "Young Sheldon," earned her first acting credit back in the 1990s on the hit ABC sitcom "Roseanne."
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The Real Reason Ross' Son Disappeared On Friends
On the beloved sitcom Friends, Ross' son Ben was played by twins Dylan and Cole Sprouse, but disappeared from the show completely. Why did he vanish?
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The Three's Company Character You Likely Forgot John Larroquette Played
In the classic sitcom "Three's Company" iconic actor John Larroquette from "Night Court" had a small role that fans might have forgotten.
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The Penny Scene That Went Too Far On The Big Bang Theory
Penny on 'The Big Bang Theory,' played by Kaley Cuoco, has both fans and critics, but viewers seem to all agree that the character goes too far in this scene.
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The Transformation Of Steve Carell From The Office To Now
Let's take a look at Steve Carell's transformation from his time starring in "The Office" up until the present day.
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How Young Sheldon Fans Really Feel About George And Missy's Bond
George and Missy have one of the better relationships on "Young Sheldon," according to some fans of CBS series.
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This Is The Real Scientist Behind The Big Bang Theory
With so many incredibly dense subjects featured on "The Big Bang Theory," it makes perfect sense why they would have an in-house scientist to help advise.
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Why Some Long-Time Fans Stopped Watching The Goldbergs
Even though it remains broadly popular, some longtime fans of "The Goldbergs" stopped watching during Season 9. Here's why.
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Big Bang Theory Bloopers Funnier Than The Original Scene
Though it packs an absurd number of jokes into each scene, some of the funniest "Big Bang Theory" moments are actually found in the blooper reel.
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Why George Cooper Sr. From Young Sheldon Looks So Familiar
The actor behind Sheldon Cooper's father has played a number of other characters that may make George Cooper Sr. from "Young Sheldon" look familiar.
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The Cobra Kai Star You Likely Forgot Guest-Starred On The Big Bang Theory
One "Cobra Kai" star played a prominent supporting role in "The Big Bang Theory" years before their "Cobra Kai" breakout.
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The Interesting Connection Between Abbott Elementary And Modern Family
The mockumentary "Abbott Elementary" has an interesting connection to the beloved sitcom "Modern Family" — one that is related to their home network of ABC.
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The Arrested Development Character You Likely Forgot Zach Braff Played
Many celebrities made memorable cameos on Arrested Development. Zach Braff appeared in Seasons 2 and 3 as a hypocritical video producer.
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The Lavish Present Jerry Seinfeld Gifted The Seinfeld Cast When The Show Ended
While the ending of the classic sitcom Seinfeld is one of the more controversial ones, creator Jerry Seinfeld made up for it with a great cast parting gift.
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The Real Reason The Big Bang Theory Was So Successful According To Jim Parsons
While Jim Parsons' performance in "The Big Bang Theory" surely played a significant role in its success, the actor has provided a few other theories.
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Every Fonzie Reference You Likely Missed In Arrested Development
Arrested Development's Barry Zuckercorn was played by Henry Winkler, who also played the Fonz on Happy Days. The show made several references to Winkler's past.
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The Three's Company Character You Likely Forgot Rita Wilson Played
Rita Wilson, who is married to actor Tom Hanks, has had a long-standing career in Hollywood and appeared in some TV classics,
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The MCU Character You Likely Forgot Modern Family's Ty Burrell Played
Ty Burrell of "Modern Family" fame once appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. All things considered, it's understandable if you didn't remember.
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The Real Reason Family Guy Killed Brian
Brian was unexpectedly killed off before being brought back to Family Guy. Creator Seth MacFarlane revealed exactly why he did so.
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The Happy Days Reunion You Likely Never Noticed On Arrested Development
Whether you noticed or not, "Arrested Development" included a mini-reunion of sorts for a number of different former stars of "Happy Days."
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