Jason Alexander's Favorite Seinfeld Moments Make So Much Sense
Jason Alexander had plenty of all-time great sitcom moments as George Costanza on Seinfeld, but his personal favorites included another character.
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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Best Episode, According To IMDb
According to IMDb, the best episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is in the show's tenth's season - and Charlie is the star.
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The Boys is set in New York City, but the violent superhero satire predominantly shoots in an entirely different country.
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Every Happy Days Spin-Off, Ranked From Worst To Best
"Happy Days" was such an iconic sitcom that it produced a wide array of spin-offs. Let's try and rank 'em all from the very worst to the very best.
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Why HBO Max's And Just Like That Is Ending After Three Seasons - Was It Canceled?
HBO Max's Sex and the City revival series And Just Like That... will come to an end after its ongoing third season, but not because of poor viewership.
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The Ricky And Morty Season 8 Finale Did The Unthinkable
Rick and Morty has continued to evolve and develop over the years, culminating with the season 8 finale giving us an unprecedented ending to a Rick storyline.
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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 17 Somehow Delivers The Series' Darkest Moment Ever
The gang did many dark and depraved things over the first 16 seasons of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but season 17 takes it up a notch.
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The Simpsons Creator Knows Exactly Why The Series Will End (And It Makes Sense)
The Simpsons has gone on way longer than creator Matt Groening ever imagined it would, and it will only continue to run so long as one thing remains true.
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What Happened To SNL Star Chris Kattan?
Chris Kattan was one of Saturday Night Live's shining stars in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Here's what he's been up to ever since.
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The Seinfeld Episode That Broke The Rules Of Comedy, According To Jerry Seinfeld
With the Seinfeld season 4 episode The Airport, Jerry Seinfeld says the writers realized they could start breaking a comedy rule.
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The Unexpected Way Family Guy Was Saved After Being Canceled By Fox
Family Guy became a television phenomenon after being saved multiple times from cancellation, and the adult animated sitcom has its fans to thank.
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The Peacemaker Season 2 Trailer May Explain One Of The DCU's Biggest Mysteries
James Gunn's Peacemaker series is canon to the DC Universe, but how's that even possible? Thankfully, the trailer for season 2 appears to have the answer.
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12 SNL Stars Who Had A Rough Time Working On The Sketch Comedy Show
Plenty of comedy stars have blossomed out of Saturday Night Live, but even if they make a name for themselves, they didn't always enjoy the rigorous production.
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The 15 Prime Video Shows That Justify A Subscription
If you're debating whether or not to resubscribe to Prime Video, here are 15 incredible shows not named "The Boys" that justify a subscription.
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Saved By The Bell's Tiffani Thiessen Wasn't Cast In Friends For A Valid Reason
Tiffani Amber Thiessen was a television mainstay in the 1990s, but she just barely missed out on joining the core cast of Friends.
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One Of Hulu's First Ever Shows Was A Western Comedy Created By A Star Trek Star
Years after recurring as Samantha Wildman on Star Trek: Voyager, Nancy Hower co-created this offbeat Western comedy series, one of Hulu's first-ever originals.
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Why William Shatner's Boston Legal Was Canceled
Boston Legal had a solid run, but show creator David E. Kelley had a hunch about why the William Shatner-led Practice spin-off didn't last longer than it did.
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10 Things About How I Met Your Mother That Haven't Aged Well
How I Met Your Mother may be one of the most beloved CBS sitcoms, but like many shows, not everything has aged so well, and it's not just dated jokes either.
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The Seinfeld Episode You Didn't Realize Had A Seamless Special Effects Shot
The Seinfeld episode The Bookstore features a special effects shot that you probably never realized was there, and it's pretty impressive for a network TV show.
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Why Pamela Anderson Left Tim Allen's Home Improvement
After two years playing Lisa opposite Tim Allen on Home Improvement, Pamela Anderson left the beloved sitcom. Here's why she walked away.
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King Of The Hill Reboot: Everything We Know So Far
King of the Hill is returning after several years for an all-new 14th season. Here's everything we know about the reboot.
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15 Canceled Netflix Shows That Ended On A Cliffhanger
Netflix has canceled many a popular series with little to no warning, and in some cases, without any resolution. Here are 15 such shows that got the axe.
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The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Star Who Almost Showed Up In The Indiana Jones Franchise
One cast member of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia came close to being a recurring character in the Indiana Jones franchise.
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Before The Boys, Jack Quaid Starred In A Failed Zombie Series On Prime Video
Years before The Boys altered the trajectory of his career, Jack Quaid co-starred in a zombie pilot with Glenn Close that was not picked up.
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15 Actors Who Hated Their Own TV Shows
Sometimes, landing that special long-running television gig isn't all what it's cracked up to be. Here are 15 actors who couldn't stand their own TV shows.
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Enlightened: Why The White Lotus Creator's First HBO Series Was Canceled
Before he scored a hit with The White Lotus, Mike White teamed up with HBO for a series that was canceled after two seasons.
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Why Young Sheldon's Paige Swanson Actress Is Surprised Fans Recognize Her
Mckenna Grace has worked on several huge franchises, yet she (unexpectedly) tends to get the most recognition for her Young Sheldon role as Paige Swanson.
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