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We've all heard the phrase, "Oh, the humanity!" — but did you know WKRP In Cincinnati's iconic "Turkeys Away" episode was modeled after a real-life disaster?
Read MoreAccording to showrunner Damon Lindelof, the final scene in the Lost Season 3 finale, "Through the Looking Glass," was borrowed from a 2005 horror film.
Read More"Desperate Housewives" became a huge hit for ABC when it debuted in 2004, but it had been turned down by several networks, including two premium heavyweights.
Read MoreIn the early '80s, David Hasselhoff starred in Knight Rider with his iconic car — but most fans don't know that KITT almost wasn't a Firebird Trans Am.
Read MoreHe-Man and the Masters of the Universe showrunners Lou and Erika Scheimer had a brilliant plan to tone down the violence in the '80s fantasy cartoon.
Read MoreJerry Van Dyke was offered the starring role in one of history's most beloved sitcoms, "Gilligan's Island," but instead chose a sitcom that completely flopped.
Read MoreMel Brooks is known for his comedic movies, but some of his television ventures have been almost entirely forgotten, such as this sitcom about Robin Hood.
Read MoreEmotions ran high during the series finale of "M*A*S*H." Loretta Swit explained how one moment shows her genuine reaction to a surprise from David Ogden Stiers.
Read MoreThe '70s sitcom "WKRP in Cincinnati" started getting serious in its 1st season with this episode, which had military officers watching rehearsals.
Read MoreOver the years, "Grey's Anatomy" has seen many (in fact, most) cast members leave, but here's why this one exit caused the most negative impact for the show.
Read MoreReal off-screen events inspired the Season 6 "Home Improvement" episode featuring Pamela Anderson reprising her role as Lisa, explained Debbe Dunning.
Read MoreWriter David Mandel was reportedly less than thrilled about how NBC marketed this polarizing narrative experiment from Seinfeld's final season.
Read MoreOn the "Survivor" Season 50 finale, contestant and "The White Lotus" creator Mike White announced which two of his fellow castaways would be joining Season 4.
Read MoreThis police procedural that debuted in the '90s was drawing ire from the American Family Association even before it premiered due to language and violence.
Read MoreIf he had taken the part, this comedian could've started a club with Julia Louis-Dreyfus for Seinfeld main cast members with multiple hit shows.
Read MoreToday it's considered one of the most important TV shows ever, but the Korean War dramedy was by no means an instant ratings smash.
Read MoreThe national political climate made the smooch a big deal, but in a vacuum, kissing a woman wasn't a wildly unusual activity for William Shatner in 1968.
Read MoreLegend has it that a haircut led to a ratings cataclysm during the second season of the WB melodrama ... but Keri Russell isn't so sure.
Read MoreWhile it was a ratings smash and a pop culture phenomenon, ABC's Lost had some issues J.J. Abrams didn't want to repeat with his next series.
Read MoreIn theory, Meredith Grey and St. Elsewhere's Philip Chandler would get along swimmingly, but the pair of showbiz luminaries had a significant disagreement.
Read MoreCreator Donald Bellisario had strong opinions about Oliver Stone's JFK film and wanted Quantum Leap's audience to get the other side of the story.
Read MoreThe captain of the Enterprise wears a gold shirt in Star Trek: TOS due to a glitch in the production — not because it was the original plan.
Read MoreA critically loathed movie briefly referenced in Peacock's Twisted Metal is not considered a career high point for anyone involved — especially the star.
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