Bloopers In The Office That Were Better Than The Original Scene
There were so many fantastic bloopers and gags produced during the creation of The Office, they could almost make up their own show. (We know we'd watch it.)
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The Classic TGIF Sitcom You'll Finally Be Able To Stream On Disney+ Next Month
Disney+ is going prehistoric in 2021, and that should serve as brilliant news for fans of the unabashedly left-of-center '90s sitcom scene. -
Parks And Recreation Bloopers Even Funnier Than The Show
From classic Chris Pratt moments to sight gags gone wrong, here are just a few Parks and Recreation bloopers that are (almost) funnier than the show itself. -
The Returning School Sitcom That Everyone's Binging On Netflix
Just one day after premiering on the streamer, Mr. Iglesias part 3 has already made its way into Netflix's top 10 TV shows list. -
Why The Office's Jenna Fisher Regrets How She Acted In This Pam Scene
For nearly 10 years, Jenna Fischer was part of the award-winning ensemble cast of The Office and won the hearts of fans with her portrayal of the shy receptionist Pam Beesly. But while Fischer's performance as Pam was well-received, there's one particular moment that she just isn't proud of. -
Why You Never Saw Howard And Bernadette's Babies On The Big Bang Theory
Howard and Bernadette becoming parents was a major plot point on "The Big Bang Theory," but their kids weren't seen until the finale for an interesting reason. -
Every The Office Christmas Episode Ranked Worst To Best
Fill your World's Best Boss mug with hot cocoa and settle in because we're about to unveil the best and worst Christmas episodes of "The Office." -
What Was Really Behind The Mystery Door Near Accounting In The Office
One of the most glaring question marks present in The Office is the door between Meredith's desk and the accounting department. Viewers find out during season 9 that it's a place for the in-show film crew's equipment, but where does it really go? -
The Big Bang Theory Cast Member Who Was Almost A Part Of The Office
It's hard to imagine The Big Bang Theory without its core cast, but one of the actors revealed they almost landed a role on The Office. -
How The Big Bang Theory's Theme Song Creation Involved A Shower
According to Barenaked Ladies frontman Ed Robertson, "I was overworked, I had written for a lot of different TV and movie projects that never worked out. Honestly, when I realized who Chuck Lorre was, I thought, 'This probably isn't going to work out then.'" -
The Best Sitcom Dads In TV History
There have been a lot of phenomenal fictional fathers to grace the small screen over the last few decades, so to celebrate some of the TV pops that have earned a permanent place in our hearts, here's a fond look back at some of the very best sitcom dads in TV history. -
The Weird Reason The Big Bang Theory Cast Couldn't Take Props
Thanks to Sheldon, Leonard, and the rest of the gang's many, many interests, The Big Bang Theory set was a treasure trove of geeky goodness, but for the cast, taking home a piece of the show once it ended was harder than you might expect. -
The Best Sitcom Moms In TV History
Over the last few decades, sitcom moms have changed quite a bit, but good TV moms can be found in sitcoms across the generations. Here are some of the best sitcom moms in TV history. -
What A Treat Yo' Self Day Would Look Like For Parks And Recreation's Jerry
Actor Jim O'Heir shared what Jerry's dream Treat Yo' Self day might look like for his lovable character, and it's pretty much exactly what Parks and Recreation fans would expect. -
The Fake Parks And Recreation Product That Briefly Became A Reality
In Parks and Recreation, when Ben Wyatt becomes temporarily unemployed, he loses all sense of direction and turns to his nerdy habits to keep him afloat. The result is one of Parks and Rec's most enduring legacies — so enduring, in fact, it translated to real life at one point. -
The Real Reason Rashida Jones Left The Office
Viewers adored Karen, and the new dynamic she brought to the show, leaving many upset when Rashida Jones left The Office. Even though Jones was a terrific addition to the cast, the exit of Karen felt inevitable, but Jones didn't leave The Office simply because Jim and Pam finally got together. -
The Meanest Prank Pulled On Jerry On Parks And Recreation
In terms of pure meanness, there is one of the many, many mean-spirited office pranks that really stands out above the rest. -
The 14 Best Thanksgiving Sitcom Episodes, Ranked
Here's a ranking of Thanksgiving episodes based on the quality of laughs, cultural impact, and comfort, including greats from "Friends" and "Bob's Burgers." -
The Classic Sitcom Reunion You Never Noticed On Mom
The moment Kristen Johnston joined the Mom landscape, fans of a certain late '90s sitcom were quick to note the possibility of an onscreen reunion with her longtime co-star French Stewart. -
The Forgotten Creed Website The Office Fans Can Still Visit
On a recent episode of their "Office Ladies" podcast, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey recalled a Creed joke from the third season finale of The Office that managed to make its way into the real world. -
The Classic Sitcom That Influenced Marvel's WandaVision
While WandaVision has taken cues from many eras of sitcom history, a quote from director Matt Shakman points to one sitcom that was of particular importance. -
The Tiny Detail That Once Stopped Production On The Office
Throughout the years, the show has been praised for everything from its quirky brand of purposely-cringey humor to its iconic, unforgettable characters, but you can't talk about what makes The Office great without getting into the insane amount of detail that went into every part of it. -
The Two Huge Sitcoms Actress Jessica Capshaw Surprisingly Passed On
Netflix’s new original romantic comedy The Holidate features some pretty recognizable television stars, but you probably don’t know that one of its supporting players turned down two huge sitcoms earlier in her career. -
The Dark Theory About Eric's Grandma In That '70s Show
We only see Kitty Forman's parents, Burt (Tom Poston) and Bea Sigurdson (Betty White), a few times throughout That '70s Show. Burt sadly dies of a heart attack on a season 5 episode, and fans think Bea had something to do with it. -
Why That '70s Show Fans Are Split Over Donna
Donna's character grows through the show's progression, but the growth is ultimately influenced by her scrawny boyfriend. Some fans don't like the person Donna grows into. -
Parks And Rec: The Untold Truth Of Ron Swanson
We're here to bring you the untold truth of Ron Swanson, with behind-the-scenes facts about Parks and Recreation and actor Nick Offerman that prove he and Ron are almost the same person, with a few key differences. -
The Eric And Donna Scene From That '70s Show That Means More Than You Think
When you set a '90s sitcom around teenagers in the 1970s, it's hard to avoid taking a jab at disco. But That '70s Show devoted an entire episode to the music genre, and in doing so, created one of the most meaningful scenes for two of its main characters.
