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Believe it or not, Larry David had a pessimistic attitude — and was prepared to make a bad decision — during the writing process of a 1992 classic.
Read MoreThe eventual Die Hard star made his first impression on America alongside Cybill Shepherd on ABC's Moonlighting — so why didn't it get a sixth season?
Read MoreLots of millennial kids have fond memories of watching other kids getting slimed on You Can't Do That on Television, Double Dare, and other Nick shows.
Read MoreA short-lived network sitcom aimed to capture the post–Sex and the City magic, but creative misfires and tonal confusion quickly derailed the experiment.
Read MoreZach Braff and Donald Faison agree on one episode that perfectly captures Scrubs humor and heart, and the choice says a lot about their real-life bond.
Read MoreThe same-sex kiss between Kerr Smith and Adam Kaufman on Dawson's Creek almost made the WB balk — but then producer Greg Berlanti threatened to walk.
Read MoreSophie Thatcher has opened up about why playing the character of Natalie on the hit series "Yellowjackets" has been particularly challenging.
Read MoreA creative clash behind the scenes of Mad Men shaped one character's journey, revealing how subtle storytelling became one of the show's boldest risks.
Read MoreAt the beginning of the series, Melanie Lynskey felt like a constant feature on "Two and a Half Men." Here's why she ended up withdrawing from the CBS show.
Read MoreIf Amy Sherman-Palladino hadn't been at a specific place at a specific time of year, "Gilmore Girls" might've been an entirely different show.
Read MoreHBO is famous for prestige primetime drama, but remarkably, executives said "No thanks" to one of the Golden Age of Television's landmark series.
Read MoreThe ups and downs of the Fisher family captivated audiences for five seasons in the 2000s, and Lauren Ambrose does not think a Season 6 is necessary.
Read MoreBefore hitting it big on Seinfeld, the eventual Elaine Benes played multiple supporting roles in a completely different sitcom universe.
Read MoreSome viewers didn't know what to make of Kathy Bates' AHS: Freak Show accent, but behind the scenes, it caused an issue unrelated to its relative believability.
Read MoreYears before she returned to her signature character with And Just Like That..., Sarah Jessica Parker shared some thoughts about the SATC prequel series.
Read MoreAccording to the performer behind Audrey Liddell, not everything about the era-defining teen drama should make us feel nostalgic and sentimental.
Read MoreThe beloved comedian was best known to TV audiences as squeaky clean family man Danny Tanner — but he was not the actor originally cast on the TGIF classic.
Read MoreAlthough he no longer appears on our TV screens weekly, How I Met Your Mother star Josh Radnor has been quite busy since his last episode as Ted Mosby.
Read MoreMuch like Original Sin follows Dexter's younger days a forensics intern, this prequel webseries also did its part in fleshing out the antihero's backstory.
Read MoreCharlie Dattolo abruptly disappears from HBO's "Girls," and fans still wonder what the heck happened to Christopher Abbott behind the scenes.
Read MoreWhile best known for his work as a legendary filmmaker, Steven Spielberg had a hand in this Showtime dramedy, which ran for three seasons.
Read MoreYellowjackets already evokes a lot of nostalgia as it is, but as seen in its original pitch, the show was first imagined as even more of a throwback.
Read MoreAs Elaine Benes, Julia Louis-Dreyfus was a key player across all nine seasons of Seinfeld. However, she was notably absent from three episodes of the sitcom.
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