The Mark Brendanawicz Theory That Changes Everything On Parks And Recreation
After the character of Mark Brendanawicz exited Parks & Rec after season 2, he was never spoken of again. Some fans have a dark theory about why.
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This DMX Sitcom Cameo Moment Will Totally Warm Your Heart
Fans are mourning the loss of rapper DMX. And one of his most wholesome sitcom cameos is making the rounds on Twitter. -
The Breaking Bad Theory That Changes Everything On Malcolm In The Middle
Many theories exist about the universe of Breaking Bad. One of them involves Malcolm in the Middle, and could change everything you think about both shows. -
The American Horror Story Star You Forgot Had A Cameo In Two And A Half Men
In one episode of Two and a Half Men, a special guest star played the role of Charlie's ghost — but it was probably the last actor anyone would have expected. -
Whatever Happened To Alfalfa From The Little Rascals?
One of the most iconic films of the 1990s is the 1994 family comedy The Little Rascals. Here's what happened to Bug Hall, who played Alfalfa in the film. -
The Real Reason Charlie Sheen Didn't Return For The Two And A Half Men Finale
Charlie Sheen's explosive lifestyle ended up costing him his Two and a Half Men job. There's also a good reason he didn't come back for the series finale. -
The Forgotten Sports Comedy Series You Can Binge On HBO Max
It may be from the 90s, but this sports comedy is a cleverly written HBO sitcom that manages to stay fresh even 30 years later. -
The Ron Swanson Mystery That Parks And Recreation Fans Still Want Solved
Ron Swanson has one of the bigger personalities on Parks and Recreation. One mystery about his character remains unsolved to this day. -
The Untold Truth Of Superstore
Superstore delights fans with humor, heart, and a whole lot of retail antics. This is everything you never knew about the Cloud 9 crew. -
Cheers Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
From Nicholas Colasanto to Jay Thomas and Harry Anderson, here are the beloved "Cheers" actors who've left us since the show began airing on NBC in the '80s. -
The Holiday Event The Office Cast Wishes Would Have Happened
The Office was praised for its hilarious holiday-themed episodes. Here's one specific holiday-themed event the show's cast wasn't able to attend. -
How Angus T. Jones Landed His Pivotal Role On Two And A Half Men
Angus T. Jones played the slow-but-loveable son of Jon Cryer's character on Two and a Half Men. Here's how he got the role on the long-running sitcom. -
The Surprising Reason That '70s Show Star Topher Grace Returned To Sitcoms
Topher Grace has enjoyed success on the big screen, so it's surprising to see him back in the world of sitcoms and even more surprising to learn why. -
This Is The Only Time Ron Has Been Drunk On Parks And Recreation
For someone who is such a fan of drinking, we can only remember one time when Ron was drunk on Parks & Rec. -
Sitcom Actor Careers That Bombed After The TV Series Was Over
From personal troubles to monstrously bad career decisions, here's the story behind some of the biggest post-sitcom career bombings. -
Why Angela's Finances Has The Office Fans Scratching Their Heads
Angela is the head accountant on The Office. Why does she have such big issues with money? -
Family Matters Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
Family Matters remains one of the longest-running TV series to revolve around Black characters. Here are actors from the show you may not know have died. -
The Shocking Actor Who Almost Replaced Charlie Sheen On Two And A Half Men
CBS had a monumental task in replacing Charlie Sheen, but you may be surprised which actor the network was considering. -
The Truth About Dwight's Wig Scene In The Office Isn't What You Think
A memorable joke on The Office is Dwight's revelation that he has a wig for each of his coworkers. A lot happened behind the scenes when filming this sequence. -
This Was The Ritual That The Cast Of That '70s Show Did Before Each Taping
In an interview, That '70s Show's Wilmer Valderrama revealed one of the cast's real backstage rituals that lasted throughout the show's run. -
Why Andy Samberg Was Initially Reluctant To Star In Brooklyn Nine-Nine
It's hard to imagine Brooklyn Nine-Nine without Andy Samberg's hilarious performance. But it turns out he was initially reluctant to do the show. -
The Big Bang Theory Connection You Never Noticed In The Flash
The Flash and The Big Bang theory honor each other with some key sartorial choices. Here's the nod to Sheldon you might have missed from The Flash. -
Here's How Dwight Did One Final Favor For Jim And Pam On The Office
Dwight and Jim's relationship on The Office was mainly defined by their endless pranks. But in the end, Dwight did one final favor for Jim and Pam. -
The Sprouse Twins Cameo In That '70s Show You Forgot About
You might have recognized Dylan and Cole Sprouse on a certain classic sitcom series. Here's where the two cameoed before Disney made them stars. -
Sitcom Theories That Change Everything
Here are some fan conjectures that will blow your mind. -
What Makes The Food On The Big Bang Theory So Unique
On The Big Bang Theory, food is as common as obscure references and relationship drama. The secret behind all the meal prep for the show might surprise you. -
You'll Barely Recognize Stevie From Malcolm In The Middle Today
Craig Lamar Traylor played the geeky best friend Stevie in Malcolm in the Middle from 2000 to 2006. You won't believe what Traylor looks like now.
