The Sitcom Actress You Forgot Was In Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Terminator 2: Judgment Day is an action flick that continues to resonate with fans. The film starred a future sitcom actress in a brief cameo role.
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The Actor Who Almost Played Red On That '70s Show
Kurtwood Smith was legendary as Red Forman on That '70s Show. However, a genuine action star from the 1970s almost played Red instead.
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The Surprising Inspiration Behind Diversity Day On The Office
Such an obviously bad training exercise surely had to have been created just for the show, right? Unfortunately... not quite.
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The Famous Rock Star Cameo You Forgot About On Two And A Half Men
Tow and a Half Men featured plenty of stellar cameos throughout its run, but none rocked harder than this one.
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How That '70s Show Really Got Its Name
That '70s Show fully embraced its 1970s setting, but it wasn't originally going to be called "That '70s Show." Here's how the popular sitcom got its name.
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The New Girl Scene That Went Too Far
Fox's New Girl earned a dedicated fan base over the course of its seven-season run, but there was one scene from the show that fans felt went too far.
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The Mike Epps Sitcom That Everyone's Binging On Netflix
Netflix doesn't always hit with its sitcoms, but this Mike Epps comedy is tearing up the charts.
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The Dwight Plotline That Has The Office Fans Scratching Their Heads
Dwight has done some questionable things throughout his time on The Office. This storyline has people questioning things to this day.
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The Confusing Career Move Pam Made On The Office
Pam is typically one of the more level-headed people on The Office. However, she once made a completely ridiculous decision for her career.
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The Office Theory That Explains The Demise Of Dunder Mifflin
The cause of Dunder Mifflin's demise might just be a beloved character.
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This Is How Much The Cast Of The Big Bang Theory Made From Beginning To End
Over 12 seasons, The Big Bang Theory helped make nerd culture cool. Here's how much the cast of the show earned from its first episode to its last.
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The George Sr. Moment That Changes Everything On Young Sheldon
One scene from the show's fourth season has a pretty big impact that reaches far beyond its own canon.
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The Todd Packer Scene In The Office That Went Too Far
Ff all the horrible things Todd Packer said or did in "The Office," one act rises to the level of being purely reprehensible.
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The Office Character Who Worked At Dunder Mifflin The Longest Isn't Who You Think
Many fans of The Office may be wondering who has worked at Dunder Mifflin the longest. Here's the person who holds this distinction, and why.
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Laverne & Shirley Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
Not all of the actors from the classic sitcom Laverne & Shirley are still with us. Here are some cast members you may not know passed away.
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Things In That '70s Show That Make Absolutely No Sense
From warped timelines to bizarre casting, here are the things about That ‘70s Show that make absolutely no sense.
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The Transformation Of Aubrey Plaza From Childhood To Parks And Recreation
Aubrey Plaza's path to "Parks and Rec" started back in childhood, where she honed her skills as an eye-rolling employee. Or something like that.
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The Entire Modern Family Timeline Explained
Over the course of its 11 seasons, Modern Family slowly reveals a near-complete family history. Here's the entire Modern Family timeline explained.
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Here's How Jim Defrauded Dunder Mifflin On The Office
Dunder Mifflin's employees have never been the best, but here's how Jim straight-up defrauded Dunder Mifflin on The Office.
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What Really Happened To Dunder Mifflin Manager Ed Truck From The Office?
Ed Truck's demise on 'The Office' seems a little to Creedish to be true. Unfortunately, we now have confirmation.
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This Was The Shortest Relationship Ever On The Office
Over nine seasons, fans of "The Office" saw many relationships blossom between the employees of Dunder Mifflin. Here's the one that was the shortest of all.
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The Jim And Michael Moment That The Office Fans Can't Stop Watching
The Office fans have gone back with a newfound appreciation for one small moment in particular from the Season 3 episode "A Benihana Christmas."
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The Narrator Of Arrested Development Might Surprise You
Surprisingly, given his central comedic role, the voice of narrator remains unnamed in the credits of "Arrested Development." Who is he?
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The Eric Theory That Changes Everything On That '70s Show
Fans of "That '70s Show" probably noticed the show's plot start to unravel in the second half of the series. But a theory about Eric changes everything.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Fans Took Their Dedication To A New Level To Save The Show
Anyone who has loved and lost a TV series knows there's a long list of cancellations that never should have happened. But fans saved "Brooklyn Nine-Nine."
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Everybody Loves Raymond Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
"Everybody Loves Raymond" employed some great character actors, including Charles Durning, Peter Boyle and others. We look back on those who've died.
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The Jim Theory That Changes Everything On The Office
Fans of The Office will cringe at the thought of Jim doing anything to hurt Pam. However, there is a fan theory that could change everything between them.
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